FP Mahe 36' - Page 7

Moby Dick · 14-06-2007, 04:54

"...no hobby horsing ..."

...and yet others who did test sail at the same show complained of severe hobby horsing on the FP. Different conditions/expectations I guess

ireaney · 14-06-2007, 05:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Moby Dick

"...no hobby horsing ..."

...and yet others who did test sail at the same show complained of severe hobby horsing on the FP. Different conditions/expectations I guess

Hi Moby Dick

Which show are you talking about, I have not seen any reports from other people who sailed at the show I was at. as at the show on Friday and was 1 of 3 people on a test sail, I don't know how many were on the Saturday but I have heard they did not test sail on Sunday due to severe fog.

Moby Dick · 14-06-2007, 07:52

Its on this Group:

http://www.ybw.com/forums/showflat.p...page/4#1477495

MD

DtM · 14-06-2007, 13:48

The link does not give any clue as to the comments you have noted.

Moby Dick · 14-06-2007, 16:01

Its on the forum there: current link is

Yachting and Boating World: Multi Hull Show Portsmouth

But probably moves about so the relevant post says

"FountainePajot

Shame there was no Lavezzi as originally promised. They said it wasn't ready in time which is a shame. Enjoyed looking round and test sailing. Sailed well in very little wind. Concerned by lack of bimini (hard top or otherwise and exposed helm). Was concered and surprised by "hobby" horsing motion in almost no swell in the quiet conditions of Sunday. This was MUCH worse than the Broadblue we tried later. More on this later. Did seem like a lot of boat for your money. The other customer on the trail sail was a veteran of a fews cats (unlike me) and was impressed too."

DtM · 14-06-2007, 16:53

We have just taken delivery of our new Mahe so our view may have a bias.
We took her out in virtually no breeze which then built during the day.
Like most yachts (including monohulls) she was a little sensitive to passing wash when she had no real headway (perhaps similar to the "quiet conditions" that are described).
Once the breeze got up to 6 knots or so the effect went completely.
We are very happy campers.

A longer report to follow.

Redbull addict · 14-06-2007, 21:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by DtM

We have just taken delivery of our new Mahe so our view may have a bias.
We took her out in virtually no breeze which then built during the day.
Like most yachts (including monohulls) she was a little sensitive to passing wash when she had no real headway (perhaps similar to the "quiet conditions" that are described).
Once the breeze got up to 6 knots or so the effect went completely.
We are very happy campers.

A longer report to follow.

SWEET! Congratulations!

Tell us more and post some real life pictures!!!

CaptainK · 14-06-2007, 22:05

Congradulations DtM.

And like what Redbull addict said. Looking forward to seeing some photos of your latest purchase.

ireaney · 15-06-2007, 06:40

Congratulations from me as well.

Also looking to hearing more regarding performance, handling and any little niggles or changes you will be making.

Scott730 · 22-06-2007, 06:26

Well we finally have the Mahe in our slip! I will leave a more detailed report but it truely was a delivery from hell. The best part was the boat handles excellently

. It is, except for a few problems that need to be fixed, (can anyone who has a Mahe tell me how they hooked up the American LP tank to the gas line supplied?) the boat is everything I was looking for. We did a night sail in 15 knot winds and easily hit 9 knots, the boat is fast. I'll post pictures in a week or so, and give a more detailed account of picking up the boat (it includes having to jump off the delivery vessel to our boat suspended off the side, to having a suicide jumper leap off a bridge we were about to pass under to being boarded by the US coast guard to having to kick off our saleman/delivery skipper who wouldn't answer our questions and got drunk and verbally abusive, to having a beautiful night sail along the coast of Florida)

Scott

Tropic Cat · 22-06-2007, 08:33

Scott, Congradulations!!!!!!!

There must be a good story there. I'm looking forward to seeing the boat... Hmmmm.... your marina is about a mile away. Time permitting, I may wander over there this afternoon and have my Mahe envy spread throughout the marina (sigh)..

Rick
Merritt Island, FL

Scott730 · 24-06-2007, 13:30

here are some pictures of the boat.

CaptainK · 24-06-2007, 13:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott730

here are some pictures of the boat.

And where are those photos??

Scott730 · 24-06-2007, 14:45

Sorry, the files are to big to send, the server will only allow 400kb/image.

CaptainK · 24-06-2007, 14:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott730

Sorry, the files are to big to send, the server will only allow 400kb/image.

Well. That's a no brainer, Scott. Just resize the photos. (Make them smaller) And then. They will fit.

Trust me on that. Cause, I had to resize some photos. In order to post photos of a sailboat hull. Just look in my photo gallery. Those photos were originally too big to download. And I had to resize them.

Just use a photo program. Like MGI. Or similar type of photo program. And you'll eventually get it.

14-06-2007, 22:05	#98
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22-06-2007, 08:33	#101
Tropic Cat Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Merritt Island, FL Boat: Catalac 8M Posts: 1,352	Scott, Congradulations!!!!!!! There must be a good story there. I'm looking forward to seeing the boat... Hmmmm.... your marina is about a mile away. Time permitting, I may wander over there this afternoon and have my Mahe envy spread throughout the marina (sigh).. Rick Merritt Island, FL __________________ Rick in Florida Catalac 8M twin yanmar diesels Catalac Catamaran USA Web Site

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14-06-2007, 04:54	#91
Moby Dick Registered User Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 184	"...no hobby horsing ..." ...and yet others who did test sail at the same show complained of severe hobby horsing on the FP. Different conditions/expectations I guess

14-06-2007, 07:52	#93
Moby Dick Registered User Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 184	Its on this Group: http://www.ybw.com/forums/showflat.p...page/4#1477495 MD

14-06-2007, 13:48	#94
DtM Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Sydney Australia Boat: FP Mahe36 "2gether" Posts: 157	The link does not give any clue as to the comments you have noted.

14-06-2007, 16:01	#95
Moby Dick Registered User Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 184	Its on the forum there: current link is Yachting and Boating World: Multi Hull Show Portsmouth But probably moves about so the relevant post says "FountainePajot Shame there was no Lavezzi as originally promised. They said it wasn't ready in time which is a shame. Enjoyed looking round and test sailing. Sailed well in very little wind. Concerned by lack of bimini (hard top or otherwise and exposed helm). Was concered and surprised by "hobby" horsing motion in almost no swell in the quiet conditions of Sunday. This was MUCH worse than the Broadblue we tried later. More on this later. Did seem like a lot of boat for your money. The other customer on the trail sail was a veteran of a fews cats (unlike me) and was impressed too."

14-06-2007, 16:53	#96
DtM Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Sydney Australia Boat: FP Mahe36 "2gether" Posts: 157	We have just taken delivery of our new Mahe so our view may have a bias. We took her out in virtually no breeze which then built during the day. Like most yachts (including monohulls) she was a little sensitive to passing wash when she had no real headway (perhaps similar to the "quiet conditions" that are described). Once the breeze got up to 6 knots or so the effect went completely. We are very happy campers. A longer report to follow.

15-06-2007, 06:40	#99
ireaney Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 388 Images: 13	Congratulations from me as well. Also looking to hearing more regarding performance, handling and any little niggles or changes you will be making.

22-06-2007, 06:26	#100
Scott730 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Mt Dora Florida Boat: FP, Mahe, 36' Posts: 82	Well we finally have the Mahe in our slip! I will leave a more detailed report but it truely was a delivery from hell. The best part was the boat handles excellently . It is, except for a few problems that need to be fixed, (can anyone who has a Mahe tell me how they hooked up the American LP tank to the gas line supplied?) the boat is everything I was looking for. We did a night sail in 15 knot winds and easily hit 9 knots, the boat is fast. I'll post pictures in a week or so, and give a more detailed account of picking up the boat (it includes having to jump off the delivery vessel to our boat suspended off the side, to having a suicide jumper leap off a bridge we were about to pass under to being boarded by the US coast guard to having to kick off our saleman/delivery skipper who wouldn't answer our questions and got drunk and verbally abusive, to having a beautiful night sail along the coast of Florida) Scott

24-06-2007, 13:30	#102
Scott730 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Mt Dora Florida Boat: FP, Mahe, 36' Posts: 82	here are some pictures of the boat.

24-06-2007, 14:45	#104
Scott730 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Mt Dora Florida Boat: FP, Mahe, 36' Posts: 82	Sorry, the files are to big to send, the server will only allow 400kb/image.