Lets see your boat!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rMNz-RgzR0&feature=relmfu

Original sail on the P18

P18 with newer white sails and P16 Frank N Boat

Both pics on same beach at Bear Lake Utah.

MN3 wrote: why did you want / need more rake?
h16's already are close to block to block (on the mains)?

I also machined the rudder castings to allow more rake and drilled some EPOs to make use of that. I am not decided on the results.

That's rudder rake, not mast rake. I have read since then the Aussies are doing it as well.

My Hobie 21 SE:

Sails are delaminating quite a bit but they still power up okay. I have new sails still in the bags for it but I'm waiting to put them on until after I've done some righting practice with the boat. Need to rig the pole up and then I'll flip it over close to shore on a calm day and see if I can get it over with just my wife and me.

My G-Cat 5.0 (I need to sell this now I think)

"Need to rig the pole up and then I'll flip it over close to shore on a calm day and see if I can get it over with just my wife and me."

How are you going to flip it over? I am a new SE owner here in Germany and wonder how you passively capsize for testing.

Bob

wannathermal1 wrote: "Need to rig the pole up and then I'll flip it over close to shore on a calm day and see if I can get it over with just my wife and me."

How are you going to flip it over? I am a new SE owner here in Germany and wonder how you passively capsize for testing.

Bob

It's easy enough to flip over. If you're in shallow water make sure to pull the wings off before you start!

Get a couple people pulling on the trap lines and pull it over slowly. Can also get a third to grab the mast as it's coming over to keep it going slow.

We had to do it recently with the 21 when a storm blew in with sustained 40mph and gusts to 60. Was safer to get it over on it's side pointed into the wind than worry about a gust flipping it and damaging the mast.

optikid wrote: thats a cool pic motivated! were do you sail out of?

Thanks. Living in Atlanta and being a fan of salt water, I will sail anytime I can get to a coastline. Lately, its been Jacksonville, Destin, and the Tampa Bay area (all Florida).

wow quite a drive to get to a coast from Atlanta, im about 15 minutes from Sarasota bay.

Edited by optikid on Jul 24, 2012 - 09:03 PM.

optikid wrote: wow quite a drive to get to a coast from Atlanta, im about 15 minutes from Sarasota bay

That may be, but I bet I get much more out of my time on the water, as you will when you reach my age. As was famously said, old age and treachery will overcome youth and skill.

😉

Edited by motivated on Jul 25, 2012 - 12:24 PM.

Me and Pooh Cat after our first sailing adventure, no one was harmed in the making of this picture!

Off we go

My 16 alongside another P16.

Nacra Inter 18 V2.0 That is a 1997.

faired hulls, perfection(tm) and new sails from Skip Elliot

At Woodward Res. in Northern California

Tied for the night in MDR. Poor-mans roller-furling.

The original sails, no downhaul on the sail.. long story.

Here is My BOAT!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PG6sO4gp-rY&feature=share&list=UUjhZyd-pTsyXP_uNiNsEcFA

Lake Simcoe, Canada.

Photo:

Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ADNWI-WZvY&feature=plcp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ADNWI-WZvY&feature=plcp [url]
😀

Edited by mysteres on Oct 05, 2012 - 10:29 PM.

My 1975 Sailcraft Tornado

Edited by pknapp66 on Oct 06, 2012 - 06:59 AM.

Edited by uh on Oct 06, 2012 - 08:01 AM.

My Nacra Inter 20

Getting ready to go the first time

Videos: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=chkurkio&oq=ch&gs_l=youtube.3.1.35i39l2j0l8.1692.1864.0.4606.2.2.0.0.0.0.127.209.1j1.2.0...0.0...1ac.1.oZrunFgeGek

Edited by ch_kurkio on Oct 06, 2012 - 05:19 PM.

My repainted Solcat in Santa Barbara Sept 2012

my Matrix 5.5 sailing off Daytona Beach Florida its Birthplace Town

and my other Matrix 5.5

Those are some sweet looking boats!

Son Troy's Hobie 16

My Hobie 16

And our Flag Pole in the yard .....Just a flag pole Hobie 16 retired

Thank You WOLFMAN They are my 1978 hometown girls we have even watched whales passing through Daytona on their migration south several years including this past year on these old boats

Wolfman wrote: Those are some sweet looking boats!

Woa!! Matrix 5.5 looks like a wicked boat!! Very nice!

The Mystere 6.0 is the wicked boat and having had a little time on one I can see why you say proud owner .
Their design is very much like a Matrix only twenty five or thirty years later... I know you enjoy yours as my friend enjoys his here in Daytona ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydhX3HhuZwI

Here's a video of my N20 made recently with my girl.

EvansDB78 wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydhX3HhuZwI

Here's a video of my N20 made recently with my girl.

Nice video! You are a very lucky dude...

to have a boat like that!

I am with the white spin, Headhunter with the black spin.
During the Barton Race for Cancer, 2 days ago (sunday)