jetfoils
German translation: Turbinenboot
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Turbinenboot Explanation: A jet is a Duese, often containing a Turbine, and that is why a jetfoil is a Turbinenboot. Cheerio, Dierk |
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Jetfoils Explanation: As far as I know Jetfoil remains Jetfoil in Germany. You can easily check that by visiting some of the travel related web sites and look for ferries to GB. The two links attached are a description of the general priciple and one of the above mentioned travel related web sites. Cheers Claudia Reference: http://www.spoonerinc.com/jetfoil.html Reference: http://www.netcenter.wtg-online.com/data/be/be009.html |
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