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<P><FONT SIZE="6">Toastrack</FONT><BR>
Sir Robert Hill</P>

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			<P>Here's Toastrack at speed, on her foils. Weymouth, 1995(?) This inflatable Catapult
			catamaran, fairly well known in British waters, is very light and stiff, thus ideal
			for foil conversion.
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			<P>Here's her forward starboard foil, looking forward. the foils mount on extensions
			of the cat's forward cross beam, and retract by rotating forward. Note the fences,
			and also the vertical extension, at the tip of the main foil.
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			<P>Forward starboard foil again, this time loking aft.
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			<P>Here's the aft, tee foil, also retracted forward. It is mounted on a cross bar,
			set on extensions behind the hulls' transoms. You can just see the starboard rudder
			head, on the starboard hull. This type of foiler generally runs with the cat's main
			rudders kicked up, whenever the foil is deployed. It sails quite happily hullborne,
			with foils retracted, in winds too light to fly.
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