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On Tue, 06 Mar 2007 11:34:40 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote: Great looking boat but it needs air conditioning for use in Florida. That will be an issue with most boats in that size range or smaller. Cap'n Neal appears to make do with skeeter netting in the Keys. I'm not sure about the need for air myself. When my weight is down the heat doesn't bother me much. Hoisting sail could keep my weight down. Water holding for quick showers might be more important than air. So many questions. Hope I don't find the answers the hard way. Had enough of that (-: For the record, I agree with Wayne. All of south Florida is uninhabitable in the summertime without air conditioning. You could easily get temperatures over 100 degrees inside a boat. |
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