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The Theory Behind Sea Legs T-Foil Yacht Stabilizers.
As experienced boaters know, the motion generated by rolling seas will ruin an otherwise perfect day. Sea Legs transom-mounted yacht stabilizers, are designed to create a lifting force within the outboard section of the transom. Each of the two hydrofoils produces a rolling motion opposite that created by the sea, thereby counteracting the rolling sea.
The key to this design is based on modern aircraft technology combined with marine hydrofoil technology. Sea Legs control the motion of your boat through the water the same way an airplane tail section controls aircraft pitch and yaw, using the two T-foils mounted on the transom.
Roll is controlled like ailerons on an aircraft, except Sea Legs controls roll from the yacht's transom.
Complete Yacht Motion Control
Conventional Roll-Fin stabilizers only control roll. With Sea Legs yacht stabilizers, -all motion- is controlled. Each of the two T-foils induce a lever action at the transom by utilizing lift forces generated by their own aerodynamic shape. Sea Legs stop uncomfortable yacht movement around the pitch, roll and yaw axes. This provides total motion dampening