So, a long fuselage with a small stab is fast and maneuverable but less stable then a short fuselage with a big stab which is slow but maneuverable and stable.
But a long fuselage gives because of his lenght already more stabilty?
The fuselage length will primarily have a greater effect on the yaw of your foil, the stab size will mostly affect the pitch.
I would say, no, the reason that fuselages and stabs impact pitch is the same for yaw.
I haven’t tried it yet but how much difference is there between regular, stubby and no stabilizer?foilfun wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2020 3:52 amI enjoy mono and stubby foiling so much that I have several combinations of them. I have one dedicated mono, while the others work as both. My style is wave/carving and freestyle/jumping. They are not great for pure speed runs, so if max GPS is your thing, leave it long.
In addition to the added agility on the water, they are much easier to travel with, put in the car/van, and generally just carry around. The fuselage with the two wings attached will fit in a travel bag.
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