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On Mon, 12 Dec 2005 19:15:58 GMT, "Gordon Wedman"
wrote: Watched "The Perfect Storm" a couple weeks ago and kept thinking how they'd be dead in a minute if the engine quit. Certainly cured me of any desire to be out in serious weather in a power boat, at least a single engine unit. Seems like drogues and sea anchors are even more important on power boats. Don't read those magazines so I wonder what they say? =============================================== What you say is true in my opinion but you are less likely to be "caught out" in a power boat unless you have a true long range cruiser like a Nordhaven, Willard or similar. Power boats have the advantage of speed which gets you back into port quicker if need be, and they also have a finite range which usually limits time at sea to a more predictable weather window. |