Just another tip, the original name is "Dart 20 Stampede", might be helpfull when you search the web :-). A

A lot of the Dart 20 parts are identical to the D18's. There's an old thread on TBC here At our cat club, we consider the dart rudder-system the best...

wanderoo222 wrote: I am concerned about the stress that all the motor mount designs I've seen put on the rear crossbar . I've decided on the motor mou...

Andinista wrote: So did you have the boarding aid installed this time? Or is it the same horror story? Its the same horror story, when I posted the "...

Andinista wrote: The cat was up allright but I simply had no strenght to climb on board. After my similar experience (a few posts back) I made a sys...

Early may, few years back, I had to sail my P18-2 back to the club solo, after camping a few days in the south. My girlfriend would drive the camping-...

pbegle wrote: We use bungie cords to pull halyards away from masts (connect to shroud). Pete Yes we did used those, and provided every club-member ...

+1 p8dawg wrote: I raced P-19's for years. Great boat, but not nearly durable enough. I moved to a Nacra 5.8, and that same boat I sailed at the 1987 ...

So.. maybe a Tornado ??

chump23 wrote: The Dart reminds me of a Nacra 5.7. I forgot to mention those as a possibility as well, but my questions were just centered around the...

chump23, I'm in Europe, and don't know about the availability of Dart catamarans in the US, but a Dart 20 (Stampede) should cover your demands. Ske...

chump23 wrote: Just for discussion sake, if one were interested in upgrading from a Prindle 18 to a 19 how noticeable would it be? Much faster? Bett...

chump23 wrote: I have heard 18-2's are really only a 2 man boat, ie. they can't carry much weight. Weight capacity is important to me. Why do you su...

A small docu on winter-sailing. Yes, its monohulls, but dinghies and lots to learn about cold weather sailing, HATS of to some of these guys!! Gr...

waxrules wrote: Catmodding, Where did you manage to find that nice looking sail? I've got an '85 Marstrom T that I've modified trying to get it up t...

Right, Went to the club and showed the main to the sailmaker. its definitely a dacron main, "new generation" are his words. Tested the main, not at ...

wlrottge wrote: If the picture of the batten is of the cloth that the main is made of, it's dacron, NOT mylar. I'd use the dacron main for light air ...

My experience with rotomolded cats are positive. Years ago I camped at the French atlantic coast for summer holidays a number of times. Campsite was...

klozhald wrote: 1. How far do you travel to your favorite "local" sailing spot? 45 minutes. 2. Do you trailer to it, or is the catamaran stored there?...

Hi Bob, This Is the old thread, you even commented in this. There are some pics and close-up vids, and on the second page , ch_kurkio even made a ...

MN3 wrote: Safety-measures, should not differ from a normal outing on a cat. remember that additional gear adds weight if you capsize so get real ge...

Sailing in cold weather , its quite simple. There's 4 zones where the human body loses heath most, in cold conditions. - Head. - Hands - Feet - And ...

tnell wrote: I love them, the curved beam looks like a baby 18. And that bay looks like fort Walton beach. But I bet it's much colder! Well Tim, t...

Did put the photos in the beach cat albums... What goes wrong?? 😕 😕 (edit)Found it...pfffffffffEdited by catmodding on Oct 06, 2016 - 12:43 AM.

Today I went to the club, to see somebody had already taken the masts down of the Hobie 13's. Seems we have 2 different models at the club. There...

martyr wrote: I'd really like to see some pics of the boat. I had an H14 back when I was a teenager many moons ago, was familiar with the 14 and 16 bu...

Old topic, pictures are gone. Will make a new photo of the registration-plate. André