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On Fri, 10 Aug 2007 11:29:04 -0400, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote: The capsized catamaran looks like it has sugar scoop transoms. Hard to tell but I think both hulls are lying on their sides in the main picture and you are looking at the rudders flipped upwards. The Y boat picture blows up quite well but I am not sure what I am looking at there. The tiki has no such thing,The Lagoon 38 does have sugar scoops, though. The question is does the Lagoon have a keels or daggerboards (or centerboards)? The capsized boat has no sign of a keel of any sort so it must have daggerboards. But you can see the spar at the bow sticking up at an odd angle. It's still attached to one hull but not the other. Wilbur Hubbard --- Catamaran - two unseaworthy boats joined together to make another one? |
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