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Brian McCarter
Brian McCarter
@catflyer2003
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Joined: April 30, 2003 4:39 pm
Topics: 1 / Replies: 25
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Where are you?

17 years ago
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I have a lot of friends that have boats, and all the gear to go with them, they got from Rick. Never heard any complaints. He's a great guy, and a rea...

17 years ago
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Never heard of it. Try the Yahoo group link here, and post there for a larger audience. Let us know what you find out. Brian Mc

17 years ago
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I think it's largely a personal preference thing. Too bad we can't test these things out before we buy! That said, I've used a few kayaking PFDs, and ...

17 years ago
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1- Wave? 2-Wave? Not H 18. 3-Post on the Hobie Forums. Matt Miller can answer all your questions.

17 years ago
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The keel pics look very serious. The others are probably fairly easy repairs.

17 years ago
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I'm not familiar with the Solcats, but it sounds like a deal to me! Are you sure it's in good shape?

17 years ago
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Also, if the rivets are going into fiberglass, you should use a "backup washer" on the other side of the glass to keep the rivet from cracking the gla...

17 years ago
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Where are you?

17 years ago
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I think as long as your mast is sealed, you would probably be able to right the 18 with the bag, but the only proven solo aid I know of is the Solorig...

18 years ago
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I've yet to use mine, 😳 but I am pretty sure it would work very well if used properly. I should spend a day doing safety drills next season! Whe...

18 years ago
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You got the right one! I've used the Baby Bob on a H 17, and it was plenty to keep the boat from turtling. I think it's a great safety item, and a goo...

18 years ago
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For 3500 you should be able to get a competitive boat if you take your time. I think there is still a Conn. fleet, but quite a few Conn. residents bel...

18 years ago
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Jasmine, Are you familiar with Sail Sand Point in Seattle? If not, I suspect the folks there would be a big help to you. I only know of it from the f...

18 years ago
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Hi Jasmine, and welcome to the new Beachcats forums! I had a Caulkins trailer. They were well made. Unfortunately the one I had, had been totally abus...

18 years ago
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Unfortunately the Getaway doesn't offer a bigger rig, and is considerably slower than a 16. It would be a compromise for you, but you may find it wort...

18 years ago
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WOW! It seems like Chuck is producing some really competitive sails! How did you like them?

18 years ago
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Damon, Thanks! If those are your new rags, they sure look fantastic! I'll look forward to the new option. Brian

18 years ago
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Try contacting Gary Friesen or Jack Hoying on the yahoo group. I think they both use outboards sometimes. Brian

18 years ago
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18 years ago
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Michael, I think the title of the book is Catamaran Racing for the 90s. The first video in Rick's series is Total Boat Handling. I haven't read the b...

18 years ago
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Michael, I still think the H 16 is a god boat for you, especially given budget concerns. I think the boomless boats would be easier to start on, and ...

18 years ago
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Damon, Those are great! I l to put faces to the names I've known on the Hobie/Yahoo list all these years. I hope you can get as good a collection thi...

18 years ago
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Michael, Hope you return to read this. I got into catsailing when I was 40. I'd been sailing most of my life, and found there is practically nothing ...

18 years ago
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Have you tried posting on the beachcats yahoo group? You might get a quicker reply as this forum is so new it's sort of undiscovered still. There are ...

18 years ago
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Hope you guys will post some good pics for us folks that couldn't make it!

18 years ago
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