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Well I guess that answers the question of wether or not a jet drive can be put on a sailboat.
---John Bierrie <>
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>This weeks winner is:...
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>Guy Gibbons
>who got it right very quickly I might add.
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>With the second place, runner up being:
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>Randolph Stroschein
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>Great work guys.
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>For the rest of you, the boat in question is named: "The Other Woman".
>From my limited recollection, she is about 280', give or take. She is
>powered by two (maybe four) Kiawa (I can never spell that name) water
>jets... a very large jet-ski. All her sail controls are hydraulic and yes,
>she does sail. How well she sails is, I'd say, a question that is really
>moot... with a boat like that, who would really care? According to the
>Capitan, she did as expected under sail with his having done only a long
>broad-reach when we spoke with him. The picture was taken three years ago,
>in Sag Harbor, NY (end of Long Island).
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>Now for the next go round. :-)
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>John
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