--- In harryproa@..., "proaconstrictor"
<proaconstrictor@y...> wrote:
>
> My sense is you can't jam that cr@p in the HariGami, for starters, it
> doesn't have two full size berths...

First excuse me if i don't use all the marine words, my 1st language
is french... I understand them when I see them but I can't find them
easily the other way back.

Naturally I am speaking about a _micro_-cruiser, that means:
- the the double berths length occupy the full width of the hull. They
would not be rectangular of course, the person sleeping closest to the
end of the hull has less length.
- there is only room for your feet below the hatch, and you can sit
around that space only with your feet down, on the side of the bunks.
- there is sitting height only on the bunks (80cm or whatever)
- under the bunks (in the depth of the hull) there should be space
some for a portable toilet and a battery...
- about bunk height: either the mattresses are set at a height of
about 500mm above water, in this case, because of the 2000mm space
between the arms, you have two bunks, one either side of an arm. or it
you st the base of the "overhang" at 650mm, you've got unrestricated
mattress space all over.

That would be very far from a harrygami... It is closer to the fitout
of a modern 5.50m monohull, but more space as there is no cockpit
taking space inside.

Dominique