2015年3月26日 · In the interest of lightest yuloh weight possible, the loom (long skinny part of the yuloh, between the blade and the handle) is thinner than what appears in most yuloh plans. …

The Chinese yuloh[8] (Chinese: 摇 橹; pinyin: yáolǔ; Jyutping: jiu4lou5) is a large, heavy sculling oar with a socket on the underside of its shaft which fits over a stern-mounted pin, creating a …

The yuloh isn't quite as fast as the sea-cycle, by about a quarter knot, and lower thrust (can't work against as much headwind). But the yuloh's more maneuverable and has a better 'feel'. For …

The oar has many names, 'Yuloh' being used in the Orient. It works like a slow propeller blade, reversing direction with each stroke. It has a curved handle, and this is a vital feature to enable …

This article will tell you how to calculate the right size yuloh for your boat and how to make it. Although we have a 30' boat now with a diesel engine and controllable pitch propeller, I still …

所以欧洲人称橹为yuloh，是把摇橹按音译过去的。 不过迄今，西方人的橹多不用橹索，靠执橹柄的手在推拉时适当转动手腕以调整橹板的攻角。 也没有球钉的支承装置，而是简单地在船帮 …

2013年2月14日 · Chris Waite, who has a goodish deal of practical experience with the Chinese sculling oar known as a yuloh, writes: "While I agree absolutely with the idea of sculling to get …

The Yuloh & Sculling Page! There is a smattering of info I've found on the net about the Chinese Yuloh, the Japanese Ro, the Bahamian sculling oar and single oar propulsion in general. I'm …

2013年10月13日 · A yuloh is a curved, or bent, Asian sculling oar, used off the stern of the boat. It has a wooden socket in the middle of the loom (the long skinny part of an oar), somewhat …

A 3.30 m sculling oar, as indicated in the equipment list, is modified to make the yuloh. First, work out what the length of the loom should be, so that the blade is always in the water, and the …