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Name for three hulled boat

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∙ 16y ago

Updated: 12/18/2022

Trimaran

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What is a 3 hulled boat?

A trimaran

How many hulls does a mono-hulled boat have?

What is a catarmaran?

A catamaran - is a twin-hulled sailing boat.

How many hulls does a mono hulled boat have?

What is a type of sailing boat?

A catamaran, a twin hulled speedster.

What is a multi-hulled yacht?

A multi-hulled yacht or boat is also known as a catamaran. The official Definition is: A multi-hulled boat has at least three hulls, with the outside hulls extending forward beyond the central or inside hull or hulls.The hulls are tapered with a cross-sectional configuration that increases in side front to rear, thus forming a channel or tunnel between adjacent hulls which decreases in cross-sectional size front to rear. Air entering the tunnels is compressed, thus imparting a lifting force to the hulls lifting the hulls partially out of the water to decrease the hydraulic drag on the hulls.Multi-hulled boats are often offered for charter vacations around the world. An example of a multi-hulled boat is the Aldebaran located in the Caribbean: www.bookaldebaran.com

What is a three-hulled vessel?

They are generally referred to as a trimaran.

What year was the first steel boat invented?

Technically, the first steel hulled ship was the French warship 'Redoubtable ' in 1876. However, iron hulled ships had been used 30 years before this.

What is a caterman?

A CATERAN is a Highland Fighting man. A CATERMERAN is a twin hulled boat. A CATERER is someone who cooks A CATERMAN is probably a mis-spelling.

Who was j in three men in a boat?

J was the author as well as a character in the novel three men in a boat his full name is Jerome k. Jerome.

What word means 'a large church' and begins with 'cat'?

The answer is 'cathedral'! ^U^ Julie

What is another name for a type of sail boat?

synonyms for sailboat: * sea vessel * yacht * windjammer * clipper (fast 19th century freight and transfer) * schooner (has two or three masts) * sampan or junk (oriental) * cutter (single masted sloop) * ketch (small two masted vessel) * catamaran (two hulled) * brigantine * frigate

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