Water-borne craft
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[0068] Turning now to the viewing port 10′, this differs from the viewing port of the first embodiment by having a raised cowl 60 formed as an integral part of the moulding of the board 1′ and which has a rectangular shape in plan but in profile is inclined downwardly in the aft direction of the board. The viewing port 10′ is configured as a viewing turret and as viewed in plan from above as in FIG. 6 the sides of the cowl 60 all taper downwardly. Furthermore, as viewed from the underside as in FIG. 7, it will be seen that the viewing port 10′ underside substantially conforms to the tapering cowl walls 60 of the top surface and thus has a relatively broad aperture area at the base compared to the upper aperture area of the viewing port 10′. In this embodiment, the viewing port 10′ has two glazing panels—one 11a′ sits at the top of the viewing port 10′ turret spanning the aperture of the viewing port 10′ and the other of which 10b′ is mounted to the base of the viewing port spanning ...
third embodiment
[0074] As can best be seen with respect to the invention shown in FIG. 13, the board aft section 1b′ is suitably provided with an enhanced drainage arrangement at the footwells 65 by provision of drainage flutes / channels 67 running along a lateral edge of each footwell 65 and inclined at a slope that is illustrated as being from front to rear and where at the rear end of each channel 67 there is a drainage hole 68 through the board to allow any water entering the footwells to be discharged through the bottom of the board (see FIGS. 15 and 17).
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[0075] The third illustrated embodiment of the invention, illustrated in FIGS. 13 to 18, technically differs most notably from the second embodiment by, in addition to the drainage channels 67 in the footwells 65 at the rear of the board, having mounts 69 for a canopy. Whereas the propellers here have three vanes, the craft suitably has at least three vanes on each propeller and preferably four or more.
[0076] Canopy 70 is illustrated in FIGS. 16 and 17 as held on a support structure above the prone user on the board. The support structure here comprises a leg structure 71, 72 on each side of the canopy to couple to the corresponding side rail of the board 1′. Each leg structure comprises a pair of legs 71a,b: 72a,b hinged together at mid height to be collapsible in a scissor action for storage, each leg being hingedly mounted to the canopy at its upper end for this purpose. The lower end of each leg has an inwardly angled portion to push-fit into a corresponding socket 69 in the cor...
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