Ships – Sail or control means therefor – Specific sail structure or arrangement
Patent
1985-10-02
1987-06-02
Peters, Jr., Joseph F.
Ships
Sail or control means therefor
Specific sail structure or arrangement
244207, B63H 904
Patent
active
046694099
ABSTRACT:
A sailing rig which comprises a rigid airfoil, with intakes on either side of its front. Air is drawn through the leeward intake into a front compartment, then by fan to a pressurized rear compartment, where it exits via a rearwardly directed jet nozzle on the airfoil's trailing edge. The airfoil may have an articulated jib and a pivotable jet nozzle.
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Garvey Christopher B.
Peters Jr. Joseph F.
Sotelo Jesus D.
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