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| Meet the Cate crew Arranging us from shortest to tallest, our initials spell out our last name Corey Amoni Teryn Ethan |
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| Our Dad and the boat and water brake |
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| The boat and water brake in the Ocean |
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| Getting into deeper water so the water brake does not get scratched on the reef |
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| It filled with air and stayed above water |
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| But with a little persuasion the bag stayed underwater |
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| We shortened the water brake so it was on average a little more forward and it worked a little better |
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| Corey (the kid in the blue hat) on a glass bottom boat |
Conclusions:
- Flapping plastic has lots of air drag. Ideally water brake is all under water.
- Water brake has to be far forward to keep boat pointed into the wind
- Don't want a bag that can fill with air or water
- Wood floats and so is not ideal for something that is supposed to go down into the water.
- Does not need such a large water brake
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