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Old 15-03-2009, 16:47   #16
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THE SUN REEF 70 CAT

Talking cats, have you seen the Sun Reef 70 catamaran built in Poland?

www.yachtmarine.com/yachtbuilders/twentythree/

They are presently also building a 102' cat in aluminium.
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Old 18-09-2010, 11:16   #17
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I know that the Admiral has a low bridge deck clearance. Is there a big problem with slamming?

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Old 18-09-2010, 11:43   #18
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The Sunreef 70

As you can see from the attached photo, the Sunreef 70 has a heavily 'V' shaped mid-hull which very effectively breaks up the sea, giving a soft ride.
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Old 18-09-2010, 12:42   #19
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Thank you. I can see that it does. But I can't afford and don't need a 70' cat. I looked at their website. It is too bad that they don't make smaller cats.

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Maje..

I understand, but they also do custom built smaller cats around 44'

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Old 18-09-2010, 12:52   #21
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How much do custom cats run?
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Old 18-09-2010, 13:15   #22
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Maje..

I can also suggest a very nice 43' cat built in Brazil you might find interesting.
If you are interested I can find out the price for you.

I will make inquiries with Sunreef for a price estimate of a custom build.

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Old 22-09-2010, 14:57   #23
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Mind if I ask why you'd want to trade to an Admiral, when you have a PDQ 44? You already have one of the best boats built in terms of quality construction.


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How do they compare to the St Francis 50 and other liveaboard cats?
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Catalysis posted that two years ago - they probably got the PDQ and updated their profile.
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colemj is correct . I posted the comparison question a couple of years ago and we selected the Anatares 44i about 18 months ago. We are delighted with the Antares.
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colemj is correct . I posted the comparison question a couple of years ago and we selected the Anatares 44i about 18 months ago. We are delighted with the Antares.
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Excellent choice .....as I have stated before. Look for a used Antares
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Mind if I ask why you'd want to trade to an Admiral, when you have a PDQ 44? You already have one of the best boats built in terms of quality construction.

We don't have a boat at all yet. We will be ready to buy in about three years and are limiting our focus. We will have to buy used. My favorite is the PDQ 44, but we also need to look at other boats.

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colemj is correct . I posted the comparison question a couple of years ago and we selected the Anatares 44i about 18 months ago. We are delighted with the Antares.
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Paul,

Did you buy used or new?

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That's the problem with threads, you need to look at the dates! Congrats!
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Re: Admiral Catamarans

This link didn't work. Is the site still up and running? I did start an "Admiral Catamaran Owners" group on Facebook to have a place where we can ask questions and get answers specific to our boats. Join us there if you like!
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