Yes that is the one nice work. Do you see any concerns with the step
out there being effected by waves and possibly effecting boats
motion in the right/wrong kind of seaway?

Todd

--- In harryproa@..., "jjtctaylor" <jtaylor412@...>
wrote:
>
> If you mean the extended Harryproa, no not built yet. Extended
> slightly more to 46 ft and 25ft beam, in order to satisfy desires
> by "partner" (elsewise known as the boss)to change to galley up.
Rob's
> engineering support firm, Netamax is contracted by me to finish
the
> plans, then start building right away.
>
> But can't build too fast,.... covered hunderds of miles along the
> Carolina coast to find a marina. Severe shortage of slips wide
enough
> for cats. Only (1) available and cost as much or more than the
boat.
> Have to wait for new marina to be built for affordable dockage.
All
> the harbor/dockmasters agree on the problem, demand is just
starting to
> grow. Coastal politics are also playing havoc with marina
expansions so
> expect in the near future to remain an issue for the US coastal
areas.
>
> I have alternative layouts if interested. With slips so tight
> preferred not to push over 50 feet, difficult enought to find
slips
> with enough beam. Doesn't seem to be a problem for transients as
end
> dock space is usually available but many without services on the
end
> of "T" docks. So overnights are OK, just be self sufficient.
>
> Formal plans set won't be ready for another 6 mo or so.
>
> JT
>
> --- In harryproa@..., "tsstproa" <bitme1234@> wrote:
> >
> > I just rejoined your news group and seen a step hull rendering
> > recently posted in files section. Was it ever built? The step
looks a
> > little high but I guess with that shallow angle to hull it would
have
> > to be high. Nice rendering though. I like the step idea to
windward.
> >
> > Todd
> >
>