The duckling is primarily a dinghy monotype Duplicate created in 1931 by Victor Brix for Cercle de la Voile de Seine-Maritime which adopts in February 1932. His name is selected during a meal among the specialties of Rouen. It is a dinghy chine, modern for its time. Here are the main dimensions:
Until 1946, over 700 copies of Duckling Brix were built. During the Occupation is one of the few models to be recognized "Official Series" of the FFV and benefits of "good material" for construction. But many amateur construction during this period does not quite meet the rules of the monotype. In early 1947, SA. PRO.CA. (Association of Owners Duckling) decides to create a gauge "Restricted" (the English term "development class" is more telling) encompassing all the boats built. These new "rules" of great interest to many naval architects, professionals or amateurs. The new FFYV awarded him for 10 years as the official "Championship of France 2 crew. More than 800 units built.
| Hull length 5.00 m | |
|---|---|
| Waterline length 4.40 m | |
| Maximum beam 1.40 m | |
| Bau flotation | 1.28 m |
| Draught, drift | 0.16 m high |
| Draught, low drift | 0.90 m |
| Displacement empty | 190 to 230 kg |
| Weight 26 kg drift | |
| Area 2.70 m² Jib | |
| surface 7.80 m² mainsail | |
| total sail area | 10,50 m² |
Caneton Brix, au premier plan
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