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RE: [world-cruising] Re: Circumnavigating in a Power Boat - impressive passages

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Date: Tue May 09 2006 - 05:06:49 EDT

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    OKIDOKI but even a cat has issues in nasty weather (assuming you wish to discuss sailing cats and not the powered trawler style cats) only a monohull is 'self tending'and will look after you in the really nasty stuff without 'too much' imput from you - for sure a catamaran wont - in the heavy weather you need to be totally switched on and make all the right decisions (when maybe your not in the correct frame of mind to make these sort of decisions)(and i am a big cat fan) and nor IMHO would a trawler no matter how many hulls it had though i do have to say i have little experience of such a beast.

    regards

    David

    In an email dated 8/5/2006 12:34:11 pm GMT Daylight time, "Dwight Yachuk" <> writes:

    >Well on this point I guess I'll broaden the discussion somewhat to bring up catamarans. A cat will combine the best of both sail and power boats. She won't heel in the wind, and will go faster than a comparable sized monohull but she'll harness the wind instead of relying on engine power.
    >
    >Yep the best of both I say. Bill and I plan on circumnavigating in a couple of years. That'll be the test.
    >
    >Dwight Yachuk
    >Gabrielle, Kirby 25 #4, Ottawa River, Canada
    >Ocean Crossings, Jenneau Lagoon 37 Cat, Caribbean
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    >-----Original Message-----
    >From: [mailto:]On Behalf Of cirejay
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    >Subject: [world-cruising] Re: Circumnavigating in a Power Boat - impressive passages
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    >--- In , "Bryan Genez" <svcapella at dot dot dot >
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    >>For me, the primary
    >> disadvantage is the boat's ride. Small boats without active
    >stabilization
    >> tend to roll unpredictably, often in fairly gentle conditions. In
    >contrast,
    >> a sail boat (under sail) tends to stay more or less at the same
    >>angle of heel.
    >
    >I quite agree and was surprised to see that she didn't have a small
    >steadying sail. They can really work quite well.
    >
    >eric S/V Nebaras
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