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twinzerfan
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Reged: 10/26/06
Posts: 1201
Loc: Santa Cruz
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Re: Twinzer Feedback
02/07/11 07:54 AM
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How hard would this be to do on
a shortboard-ish twin? As simple as adding a box/plug for
a canard fin outside of the twin?
basically, yes. It depends on where the main fin is placed to a degree. Meaning if there is enough room between its leading edge and the rail. I usually set the main fin a little further inboard of the rail to accompany the canard, but I bet you could make it work on a normal board.
There are complete twinzer fin sets out there, but I've been using an MR style main and a single fcs plug, and making the canard fin to suit. Sometimes just re-foiling composites for the canard if the punters don't want to splurge on fibreglass...
Halcyon would be the guy to talk to about getting a fin set made for it though. He seems to have it pretty dialed in.
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rob
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