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Author: Patrick Chanez Created: 11/09/2006

This blog is trying to centralize all informations related to the project of Thomas Jundt to fly on T-foils with an 18 footer
This blog should not considered as provocative, but as a source of informations about foiling 18', which could be a major evolution for the class in a near future

A new 18 foiler in Geneva

By Patrick Chanez on 18/06/2007

A second flying 18 footer is now sailing in Geneva Read More »

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Werner tried the foiler

By Patrick Chanez on 04/12/2006

During the last week-end of November, Werner tried the 18 foiler in Geneva Read More »

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The foiler on a Cover page

By Patrick Chanez on 04/12/2006

Thomas Jundt Foiler did the cover page of "Nautisme Romand" in Switzerland Read More »

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A new video

By Patrick Chanez on 04/11/2006

Flying in the wind, under spinaker ... nice video again Read More »

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New Pictures available

By Patrick Chanez on 04/10/2006

Have a look to the full picture set of the last flight of AET Read More »

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Foiling in 15 knots

By Patrick Chanez on 28/09/2006

A small summary of a first "serious" sailing in 15 knots of wind Read More »

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A new video

By Patrick Chanez on 19/09/2006

A new video is available on youtube Read More »

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Thomas speaking about his project

By Patrick Chanez on 13/09/2006

This is an interesting post found on BoatDesign forum where Thomas is explaining some points of his project Read More »

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First performance informations

By Patrick Chanez on 13/09/2006

During the first stabilized flight they made, Thomas and his team recorded some speed and other information ... Read More »

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The beginning of the story

By Patrick Chanez on 07/09/2006

Since many years, Thomas is trying to improve the 18' in order to adapt to the specific wind conditions he has on Lake Geneva. His goal is to win the famous "Bol d'Or" with an 18.
The latest evolution he did is quite impressive : flying like a Moth with an 18' Read More »

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