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I looked briefly at planing powerboats, decided I couldn't live with the fuel
consumption for a boat big enough to weather Georgia Strait, then looked at trawlers, and settled on putting a bigger engine in my sailboat. "Problem Solved!" (activate sense of humor here.....) Oh, c'mon Lloyd. You considered a trawler and opted for a larger engine on your sailboat instead? Sounds like the problem wasn't solved, merely "adjusted"! :-) (end of good natured jibe) Your post does make an excellent point- there is almost as much difference between types of powerboats as there is between powerboating and sailing. When we motor along at 8 knots in our trawler, we have a lot more in common with a guy motoring along at 8 knots in a sloop than with somebody slaloming through a group of boats in an express cruiser doing 25. |
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