I’m no science teacher, but I’ll take a stab at
hydrodynamics to explain in layman’s terms how the Twinzer fin system--originally
envisioned, applied and tweaked by Wil Jobson from the 1980s to the present
day--works:
wordswordswordsVane+
sciencysciencysciencyAngle of Incidence+
physicsphysicsphysicsLaminar
Flow=
fast, loose fun.
There you have it.
This equation will be thoroughly tested in Baja for the next
few weeks.
Correspondence will resume in July. Hopefully in a more
relaxed, crustier, and surfed-out fashion.
4 comments:
I always wondered how that worked! Have a good trip
Enjoy yourself, and I'll ask the Australians to have a few wave generating storms for you
That's pretty much exactly what I learned in my fluid dynamics classes at uni.
And happy to report that the S Hemi around NZ/Tasman Sea are quite fertile grounds at the mo.
Have fun brotha! Baja Baby!
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