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Re: Design questions

Hi richard,

I have to start first but hoping to start building by the end of the
year. I am just about to move to Darwin and will take a little while to
establish myself, but how long it takes to build is in the laps of the
gods-20hours a week a cuple of years at least. Rob suggested that going
from a wet area to a dry area there can be some print through and so to
ave the fairing till thing settle down should save a couple of months
to getting to the water
Robert

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> Thanks for all you help. When will your boat be ready?
>
> Richard





Wed Sep 14, 2005 12:13 am

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Hi All, I have been researching multi designs to build for a while now (Wharram, Woods, Kellsell, Shuttleworth & Farrier) and really like the Harryproa...
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Hi I am not sure as to how to call you as you haven't signed your email but hi anyway, I have thought some similar things and discussed some of them with Mark...
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... them with ... Hi Robert, sorry for not signing off. Richard here, signed in on my wife's yahoo account. Thanks for that info. I can live with the narrow...
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Hi, I have been researching multi designs to build for a while now (Wharram, Woods, Kellsell, Shuttleworth & Farrier) and really like the Harryproa concept. It...
Mark Stephens
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Hi Richard, If you have been considering an F32 then the Visionarry would seem cavernous. Trimarans are fine craft but relatively expensive. They also have one...
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... cavernous. Robert- I was staggered by the spaciouseness of the Visionarry when I saw it in the flesh. My wife fell in love with it but I felt that I could ...
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Sep 10, 2005
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... Hi Robert, Now I'm getting really excited. I also just got my copy of Multihull World in the post today. Both the Visonarry's look fantastic, super quick....
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Sep 11, 2005
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Hi Mark and all the others who responded to my query. Thank you all for your contributions. Sorry, but somehow they didn't appear or I wasn't looking properly...
jocroome
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Sep 13, 2005
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Hi richard, I have to start first but hoping to start building by the end of the year. I am just about to move to Darwin and will take a little while to ...
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Sep 14, 2005
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Hi Mark, Michelle. Carole will be in Darwin in a few weeks and me and the dog a couple of weeks later. I was wondering about the difficulties in using epoxies...
Robert
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Sep 10, 2005
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G'day, The epoxies suffering from amine blush (mostly the 4 and 5:1 types) are a pain in humid conditions. The 2:1 types are usually ok. What you do need to...
Rob Denney
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Sep 10, 2005
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G'day, The preferred cruising sail combination is the Easyrig. Sail area can be considerably more than what we normally use. One of the advantages of an...
Rob Denney
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Sep 13, 2005
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... Snip ... I anticipated, but is still to prove itself competitively. It has the disadvantage on the bigger boats of needing a winch (albeit a small one) to...
Robert
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Sep 14, 2005
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G'day, The booms are bonded to the masts, so the main sheet is only altering the angle of attack, not tensioning the leech. Therefore, the winch size is what...
Rob Denney
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Sep 14, 2005
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Thanks Rob, The steerability in shalow water is a good point snip . The other big advantage of the schooner is that you can trim the sails individually to...
Robert
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Sep 14, 2005
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Hi Rob, A difficult one to answer. I didn't notice any tendency to dig the Elementarry in while surfing at Coffs Harbour but the waves weren't very steep. The...
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G'day, I have not done any real sailing with both rudders up, will do next time I go out, maybe this Sunday (Doug, I will give you a call). Suspect it will...
Rob Denney
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Rob Denney, Thanks for the invite to go sailing again this Sunday and II should make it this time. I think the quick boats pick up the waves better and can...
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