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I’m guessing no because you have to travel pretty fast for an air wing to have an effect (~50-200mph), but you travel relatively slower for the hydrofoil to per
by sesuximo 5y ago
I’m guessing no because you have to travel pretty fast for an air wing to have an effect (~50-200mph), but you travel relatively slower for the hydrofoil to perform well (10-30mph). (These are very approximate numbers I made up from experience riding on different types of boats. They are not physical limits or anything like that!)
- dzhiurgis 5y agoI think TeamNZ were talking about supercavitation for next foils so speeds can go well over 100km/h in next few years.