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Originally Posted by Kenomac
You obviously don't know much about Southern California or Los Angeles harbor either. The Santa Ana winds blow 50-70 mph from inland. So from inside the breakwater, a boat anchored in the harbor is exposed to high winds. |
And this has what exactly to do with sailing a
boat across an ocean?
Look, you have your opinions Keno. And that's fine. But you try to make them sound authoritative with comments like this...
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Originally Posted by Kenomac
The boat had shortcomings for this task too numerous to include in this post. It's a lightly built, daysailor best suited as a dock condo or cruising vessel for areas known for light winds and fair weather.
Hunter is a brand built to minimum standards to keep most buyers safe for the use intended as I've described above. |
Not only is this patently silly (as shown by other yacht reviewers in the industry who are actually professionals, as well as real-life examples presented in this thread alone) - it's just flat wrong.
It might even be...how did you put it..."butt headed"?
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