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07-07-2015, 14:18
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Re: The Ultimate Multihull
Nice, but really doesn't do it for me.
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07-07-2015, 14:23
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Re: The Ultimate Multihull
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Originally Posted by 44'cruisingcat
Nice, but really doesn't do it for me.
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Thats really fine.
Its always a personal opinion, however if the the figures turn out like I think they will, its gonna be one sleek fast luxurious boat that will take a little matching.
But then you talking to someone who prefers a TAG over a Gunboat. 
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07-07-2015, 14:27
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Re: The Ultimate Multihull
It just looks to me like it would need powered sail handling systems. So would basically need a genset running 100% of the time while "sailing". Kind of like the Sydney-Hobart boats.
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07-07-2015, 14:32
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Re: The Ultimate Multihull
What's wrong with the Neel 45? Why do you have to get all greedy? 
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07-07-2015, 14:33
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Re: The Ultimate Multihull
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Originally Posted by 44'cruisingcat
It just looks to me like it would need powered sail handling systems. So would basically need a genset running 100% of the time while "sailing". Kind of like the Sydney-Hobart boats.
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Its 65 foot. Everything is going to be electric. Let me rephrase that, even if it doesnt need it, it would be on my boat.
A 'large' personal Cat or Tri to me is 50 foot give or take a little. This is a massive vessel. It took me by the family jewels because is everything I would want on a multi hull, EXCEPT the top deck steering (I would have an opening cockpit made)
Give me bad figures on the tests, and I will hate it. 
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07-07-2015, 14:34
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Re: The Ultimate Multihull
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What's wrong with the Neel 45? Why do you have to get all greedy? |
Well if kenomac is having a Sunreef 62, Im having this!
lol
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07-07-2015, 15:00
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Re: The Ultimate Multihull
The Neel 45 is a bit more of a rounded window line than the 65. I think it looks like a Cylon. I'd definitely want to attach a red LED on a track for that extra cylon look.
(If this makes no sense, you're geek factor isn't nearly high enough)
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07-07-2015, 15:02
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Re: The Ultimate Multihull
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Originally Posted by cwyckham
The Neel 45 is a bit more of a rounded window line than the 65. I think it looks like a Cylon. I'd definitely want to attach a red LED on a track for that extra cylon look.
(If this makes no sense, you're geek factor isn't nearly high enough)
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Im just grateful you didnt go for the flashing lights on night riders KITT car.
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07-07-2015, 16:11
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Re: The Ultimate Multihull
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Im just grateful you didnt go for the flashing lights on night riders KITT car.
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They're actually remarkably similar. The Cylon's just a bit more menacing.
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07-07-2015, 16:21
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Re: The Ultimate Multihull
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They're actually remarkably similar. The Cylon's just a bit more menacing.
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Well that proves it then. The Cylon is really a Knight rider.!
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