These templates were developed from when fin shape -“templates” were born
I make several sizes and combinations for each customer depending on what info i can get from them.
They are the most efficient use of area i know of at this point.
Sizing and placement are crucial.
[quote="$1"]
Some were used at the back of a twin slightly outside to capture the pressure coming off them and adding to the sweet spot and drive.
i have a Mac after PC world and need help in posting these pics.
[/quote]
Intersting greg, i like "supercharged" twins, which have very similar sized fins just in front of the main fin, and closer to the rail. Theory being they "break up" the water so that the main fin is moving through turbulent water, reducing drag. A vane i think they're called.
Nice looking fins BTW!!
What are the little red one tabbers at the bottom for?? I know what i'd use them for, but im keen to know what you do with them?
Some were used at the back of a twin slightly outside to capture the pressure coming off them and adding to the sweet spot and drive.
Some were used at the back of a twin slightly outside to capture the pressure coming off them and adding to the sweet spot and drive.
i have a Mac after PC world and need help in posting these pics.
hey Greg, good to see you back on here...
do you still do 5 finners for bigger northshore waves?
this board looks fantastic!
[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v357/palmerchris1738/89ef68fe.jpg[/IMG]
