a new conceptual design for a restaurant boat in nile river .it's a redesign for an existing boat giving it a more futuristic look .
I've been thinking about tabernacles due to the preponderance of bridges along sections of the Tweed and associated waterways. To this end I'm going to try and put 'discreet' bracket for a small outboard on the Krazy Kat. (See http://www.woodenboatvb.com/vbulletin/upload/showthread.php?t=70793) The mast as drawn would still give me access to most of the Tweed River however there are a few lower ones that I'm thinking it would be nice to get under. I saw and liked this tabernacle (and the
The Italian-based Centrostiledesign Future E-Boat was inspired by supercars and what the future of boating could possibly be like. Currently, the closest thing you can find to a flying boat, this futuristic foiling yacht concept, is being touted as a zero-impact boat. This concept boasts no carbon emissions, as well as zero noise or even waves! This Future-E concept boat would be made using recycled carbon fiber and powered by four foils that lift the boat out of the water as it gains speed – with top speeds clocking in at an impressive 30 knots. The kinematic system, which is most closely related to an F1 racer suspension, allows you to ride across the water with stability and comfort. The interior features a dashboard decked out with wraparound screens along the dashboard and enough room to comfortably fit up to three passengers.
Inspired by supercars, Italian-based Centrostiledesign has dreamed up what might be the future of boating. The concept foiling yacht is the closest thing to a...
Dragon Boat has gained enormous popularity in countries like Canada, Trinidad & Tobago, Poland, United States, Hungary, Germany, Czech Republic, Ukraine, Great Britain, Slovak Republic, and Sweden. In Western Asia: Qatar, Israel and United Arab Emirates. In Asia Pacific, it has become widely popular in Myanmar, Singapore, Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, India, Macau, Hong Kong,…
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This "flying" electric boat uses hydrofoils to glide across even turbulent water
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Can you run your yacht, including her motor, entirely from renewables? Jake Kavanagh finds boat owners who are doing just that
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This is the paper I was talking about, I think. Nigel Irens was the author There are others - a quick google will soon find them...
In manual pedal-power boats, Lampin MITRPAK right angle gearboxes are being used as a standard way to transfer power from the pedals to the propeller of the boat. Two right-angle gear drives are used in these boats to achieve the necessary right-angle turns. The first drive, a “T” gearbox, sits atop the drive shaft and […]
