Next step is to build in the rise. As noted in the previous post, the intent is to add in some nice chunky rails.
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That old Wayler (the board not the sailor!) hits the salt water one last time
This is a diary of progress made (maybe none!) in building a racing sailboard
Sailboarding on a light day at Elwood
That old Wayler (the board not the sailor!) hits the salt water one last time
About Me
- Martin
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- First got involved in sailboarding when all you could buy was a WindSurfer. I had to wait a week before they'd upgrade my teak boom to a new-fangled aluminum one!
Links
- Board comparison chart
- Boardseekermag- Olympic board
- Boardseekermag- Phantom 380
- Catalogue from 2000- Mistral Pan Am
- Choice- Epoxy or fibreglass
- Emsworth Custom Boards
- Foam discussion (iWindsurf)
- Google sketchup video tutorials
- Guide to surfboard blanks
- International Mistral Class Organisation
- iwindsurf
- iWindsurf- rocker discussion
- LBWS- interesting displacement shape
- LBWS- Mistral Equipe + Pan-Am history
- Longboard Windsurfing
- LWBS on Mistral Equipe-III
- Malcom's board design
- Mistral One Design
- Oceanfoam blanks
- Raceboard UK
- Relevant ISAF requirements
- Shapers Australia
- Starboard 380- 2009
- Starboards Technora Technology
- The future for longboard racing?
- Toronto longboard descriptions
- Witchcraft board design- example
- Witchcraft shaping- Part I
- Witchcraft shaping- Part II
- Woody's nice 380 pictures
- www.boards.co.uk- Epuipe-III link
- www.boards.co.uk- useful build link
- www.surfboardbuilding.com
Blog Archive
Some ISAF requirements and limitations
The minimum weight of the board, complete with footstraps, centreboard and fin, without mastbase shall be 14 kg.
- assuming 14g/l for EPS and a board volume of 300l = 4.2 kg which leaves ~10 kg for the glass, fins and other bits.
A fin shall not project more than 700 mm below the hull in a normal direction
A centreboard shall not project more than 850 mm below the hull when measured normal to the fairline of the hull underside
Maximum beam is 1005 mm
Length (2700mm-3800 mm)
That's it- easy really....
- assuming 14g/l for EPS and a board volume of 300l = 4.2 kg which leaves ~10 kg for the glass, fins and other bits.
A fin shall not project more than 700 mm below the hull in a normal direction
A centreboard shall not project more than 850 mm below the hull when measured normal to the fairline of the hull underside
Maximum beam is 1005 mm
Length (2700mm-3800 mm)
That's it- easy really....
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