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Thank you for reiterating the obvious. But, trying to make
multi-hull buyers see the obvious is about as difficult as making a pig stay away from his slop. My only hope is they remember our words as they suffer and waste away in an upside down multihull adrift till they starve or die of exposure. S.Simon "Capt.American" wrote in message om... "NH_/\)_" wrote in message m... Cats are looking to be a nice choice in the 38-40ft range http://www.sailnet.com/collections/b...ing%20a%20Boat NH_/)_ Hey NH_/), Did you read the last line of the link you posted? "you should have a capsize plan and make sure that emergency supplies will be reachable" In other words you are stopped, upside down, and just flosum. Never happen on a well buildt monohull. I also like the line "you better be able to release your mainsheet in an instant." So True, and the real danger of a cat. If you buy a cat you better be faster than the wind. SO.......If you value your life stay away from cats, unless your just a weekend warrior in the local bay or lake with someone looking out 4U. Capt. American |
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