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AU1367401A - The dolphin surfboard fin, sailboard fin yacht fin - Google Patents

The dolphin surfboard fin, sailboard fin yacht fin Download PDF

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AU1367401A
AU1367401A AU13674/01A AU1367401A AU1367401A AU 1367401 A AU1367401 A AU 1367401A AU 13674/01 A AU13674/01 A AU 13674/01A AU 1367401 A AU1367401 A AU 1367401A AU 1367401 A AU1367401 A AU 1367401A
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Larry Malcolm Kershaw
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16 th March 2000 Patent Design Dolphin Fin THE DOLPHIN SURFBOARD FIN, SAILBOARD FIN I was looking to improve the performance of surfboard design. Looking for more manoeuvring, acceleration and stability.
The feature that characterises this Fin is the lateral fin attached to the vertical section of the fin. As the name indicates the shape resembles that of a Dolphin or Porpoise. It is filed from the front edge thinning out to the rear edge much in line with the aerodynamics of a boomerang. This gives the fin the ability to turn the surfboard in the water but also give the board more response when it is air born, thus allowing for more aero stunts. The lateral feature of the fin allows the rider to use lateral forward drive as a dolphin does in propelling himself through the water rather than relying on the common vertical fin currently in use.
The fin is designed to be used in a thruster configuration as the tail fin, with the standard vertical fins used forward of the Dolphin Fin. It could also be used single fin as in sailboard or on a yacht.
The fin is made of fibreglass, but could be made of material such as plastic. The lateral fin is held on to the vertical section by use of two screws inserted from the topside of the fin. It is also reinforced with resin and fibreglass. The vertical and lateral pieces are cut into shape before they are assembled. Also sanding the foils of the vertical and lateral parts occur before being put together.
S I feel this design sets it apart from other fin designs because of its reliance on lateral drive in the water which dominates its effect in riding conditions rather than the usual dorsal fin.
It gives great acceleration and power in performance than standard fins. This creates an Sinnovation in surfing performance.
I claim that the lateral-wing-fin on top of the vertical fin acts together to drive the surfboard as a dolphin uses its rear lateral fin to drive itself through the water.
I claim that the lateral-wing-fin acts aerodynamically through the air giving the board ability to act directionally with stability.
o• o• Larry Kershaw.
AU13674/01A 2000-03-20 2001-01-12 The dolphin surfboard fin, sailboard fin yacht fin Abandoned AU1367401A (en)

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AU13674/01A AU1367401A (en) 2000-03-20 2001-01-12 The dolphin surfboard fin, sailboard fin yacht fin
US09/814,477 US20020094733A1 (en) 2001-01-12 2001-03-07 Dolphin surfboard fin, sailboard fin

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AUPQ6388 2000-03-20
AUPQ6388A AUPQ638800A0 (en) 2000-03-20 2000-03-20 The dolphin surfboard fin or sailboard fin
AU13674/01A AU1367401A (en) 2000-03-20 2001-01-12 The dolphin surfboard fin, sailboard fin yacht fin

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