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Progress

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The
Team
Who
are we?
Where
are we building?

Articles

Part
I, Design Innovation

Part
2, Construction Ideas

Article
3, Deck Moulds

Article 4 - Building the hull mould

Article 5 - Vacuum bagging the Hull

Article 6 - Fitting out the Hull Shell

Article 7 - Decks, Mast and Fittings
The
Design
Line
Drawings
3D
CAD Images
Internal Space Frame
Technical
Drawings (315k PDF)
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Welcome to the "Virtual
Javelin" Project
We will be following the planning,
building and sailing of a number of Javelins in New Zealand over
the winter of 2000 in preparation for the 2001 South
Pacifics in Wellington.
As construction continues over the winter months
follow the hopefully daily progress
updates to see whats going on. We will
be showing photographs of construction progress, materials
used, and all the technical information
you will need to vacuum bag and build a new Javelin.
We would love to hear your feedback on the project, any ideas you have, people
you know that would love to support a worthy cause, or just suggestions
for hull names. Everything is welcome, just drop us a
line...

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Magazine will also be doing a series of
articles on the project following us from the design stage, to
launching and racing of these new boats. Please support New Zealands
only dedicated yacht racing magazine. |
The Design
These boats will be the first built
to Design82 by David Lee from Auckland. During the design process,
to get a better feel for the hull lines polystyrene scale models
have been cut.
See Sailing
New Zealand - April 2000 edition for
more information on this design, or download the Technical Drawings.
Basic Hull Parameters
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Rise from keel to chine at bow |
280mm |
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Chine beam at mid-length |
1212mm |
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Rise from keel to chine at mid-length |
205mm |
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Chine beam at transom |
1055mm |
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Rise from keel to chine at transom |
90mm |
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Keel rocker overall |
80mm |
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Keel rocker aft of mid-length |
9mm |
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Keel rocker fore of mid-length |
30mm |
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Shear height at bow |
595mm |
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Shear height at mid-length |
595mm |
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Shear height at transom |
440mm |
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Curvature in sections aft of mid-length |
33mm |
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Gunwale overhang approximately |
60mm |
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