check out the "cameleon' by danny greene. it nests in 5'4" -bolts
together at 10'4" and rows very well. we carry it on the foredeck of a
27' sailboat and assemble it on the cabin top. for coastal cruising we
just tow it .the plans and info are at the west system epoxy building
web site. the reality of the equation is that one must build two small
hulls -thus alot if work. nothing is easy and that is why you see so
many deflatables on the water . check out our building experience at
www.sailorgirl.com cheers colin




On Mon, 05 Jan 2004 18:45:26 GMT, wrote:

On Mon, 05 Jan 2004 18:13:10 GMT, Albert P. Belle Isle
wrote:


I'm looking for a row-only dink that'll fit on the foredeck of a
Hunter 310, and the NN10 looked like a nice alternative to a Walker
Bay 8 or a Dyer Dhow Midget; smaller to store, but larger to use - all
at no more cost than the Dyer or a Fatty Knees.

I have absolutely no experience with nesting dinghies, however, and
would appreciate any guidance I can get from more experienced folks.



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