On a quad the front fins should always be asymmetric, for the rear fins you should use asymmetric if you want more drive, symmetric if you are finding the boat hard to transfer from rail-to-rail.

One 3.5" and two 3" fins, on the bay... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/-/191958724305?

Cheers :-)

One 3.5" and two 3" fins, details on the bay, just follow the link. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/-/191958724305?

Cheers :-)

Thanks guys, am going to be investigating a solution over the next couple of months, mostly through trial and error(!), so will let you know what works...

Chris

Thanks guys, all very much appreciated. It's going to have to wait until next year I think though, as I'm training for the Invictus Games at the moment, but H4H are planning to take me to the Snowdownia wave park at some point! Still, gives me plenty of time to plan my transportation device... Cheer...

Sent you a PM...

South Devon.

Chris

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