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"Steven J. Ross" sross45atcomcast.net wrote in message ...
Hello, If you check the Portsmith handicap numbers. The A-Scow smokes all other centerboard monohulls including the M-20. I've seen a picture of one pulling a water skier. Best Wishes, Steve Ross http://www.ussailing.org/portsmouth/...tables03cb.htm "Harken Ronstan" wrote in message om... What is the fastest mono-hull (non-sailboard)on a windward leeward or triangle course these days? I estimate: 505, Intl 14 GP, 49er, 18ft skiff are contenders. Since they all plane up wind, waterline is less of an issue so I would guess larger craft like an E scow, and A scow are in this class. Funny that the M-20 looks like a Fireball, which I still own. I sailed it for 10 years including with world record holders in the Fireball class. It was fast and fun, but certainly not compared to windsurfing! It was intersting to see that it's rating was in low 80's, which is respectable. This was the dingly class of are yacht clubs a while back. The problem was they turned out to be too much boat for the Jr's and the they turtled and got stuck in the mud. I did manage to drink excessive amounts of beer, sail solo with all three sails up and go like hell. Thanks for the memories. |
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