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BoatMan wrote:
Charm, Elegance & Speed in a new Breed of passagemaker Trawler. Yes Speed - no reason lollygagging around when you can extend your crusing area. Free Beneteau Brochure Download http://www.boaterslife.com/?visual=3...=6&article=293 ********************* Sorry, but no semi-displacement hull running 20 kt can be considered a passage maker. Coastal cruiser, OK. What's the range on that boat at 20kt? 250nm? Yeah, sure, you can slow down to 7kt- and badly punish the engines as a result. If it's from Beneteau, it could easily be a good boat. If Beneteau has been building powerboats in Europe for all these years, they should know by now that a "fast trawler" is typically unfit for LRC. Is the "passagemaker" adjective a factory claim, a reviewer's loose use of the term, or a retailer's fantasy? I guess one could say that crossing the harbor to the cocktail bar is a "passage", and that if you arrive safely you "made" the passage.... :-) Likely a very nice boat, but shouldn't be promoted for what it rather obviously is not. |
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