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From: Joe - G4XRZ (no email)
Date: Mon Jan 10 2005 - 09:35:12 EST
Hi Bryan
Thanks for the further info.
Yes, Moody is relatively close (nowhere is too far in the UK lol :-
)).. we have many good yards here so will make a few calls.
I must confess I still keep returning to the westsail 32 as a hard
to beat all round world cruiser for Jayne and I. Am looking at a
couple of Westerly Discus 32's at the weekend, good figures on
paper. Will let you know how we go on.
Joe.
--- In , Bryan Genez <capella at c dot dot dot >
wrote:
> Joe - G4XRZ wrote:
>
> > I just wondered if there is any way of telling the type of
material and
> > recommended thicknesses per size - also, mounting systems etc.
>
> Joe, back when I was selling new boats, I was aware that the
builders had
> specs for the glazing they used, and could build raised salon and
pilothouse
> boats with glazing that could withstand the elements.
>
> I don't have that information, but know it exists. Perhaps a naval
> architect, or a visit to a local builder - is Moody nearby?
>
> --
> Best,
>
> Bryan Genez (KB3HMZ)
> "Capella" Valiant 40 #158
> Annapolis, MD
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