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Jeannius · 17-09-2008, 15:44

You've summed up the Quasar 50 exactly in your 2nd sentance!

I've only been on one for a daytrip (Kuralu in the BVI) I talked for quite a while to the English owner and discovered he'd sailed a lot of the world before ending up in the BVI. They are great, solid seaworthy boats but.. They don't have anywhere near the space of a modern 40 - 45 foot boat.

That's about the extent of my knowledge I'm afraid. You might do better asking on the Prout Owners Association PROUT OWNERS ASSOCIATION

There's a test of a Quasar from back in 99 by Charles E Kanter (who knows a thing or two about boats) here... http://www.michaelbriant.com/specifications.htm

17-09-2008, 15:44	#2
Jeannius Registered User Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Grenada and Worcester U.K. Boat: Privilege 435 Posts: 284	You've summed up the Quasar 50 exactly in your 2nd sentance! I've only been on one for a daytrip (Kuralu in the BVI) I talked for quite a while to the English owner and discovered he'd sailed a lot of the world before ending up in the BVI. They are great, solid seaworthy boats but.. They don't have anywhere near the space of a modern 40 - 45 foot boat. That's about the extent of my knowledge I'm afraid. You might do better asking on the Prout Owners Association PROUT OWNERS ASSOCIATION There's a test of a Quasar from back in 99 by Charles E Kanter (who knows a thing or two about boats) here... http://www.michaelbriant.com/specifications.htm __________________ Mike http://www.sailbvi.net/Jeannius http://sailingjeannius.blogspot.com