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  1. Deflector Marine Rudder-Articulating Flap Rudders-Home Page!

    High lift rudders are characterized by an articulating flap on the trailing edge, much like a wing flap on an airplane. This creates a new more powerful rudder ...
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    www.rudderpower.com - 2009-02-06

  2. Welcome to Jack W. Sarin Naval Architects, Inc.

    In addition to hull design and engineering, the firm provides an in-house staff and facilities to include a full range of interior and lighting design, styling, ...
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    www.jacksarin.com - 2009-02-13

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