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That is a bow roller and half…..(4th photo)

There was also a Prout catamaran with one

Close….https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phocea_(yacht) And it actually works

Assuming this is soon after launch… http://www.neboatworks.com/sail/zaraffa.php Shows no bowsprit, now whether is a masthead kite is a another question….

Skips previous boat is in the classified here as well, ex Aurora, cold molded cedar/Foam core built by Brooklin BY. Great boat, did 2 N-B’s and Miami-Mo Bay, I’d buy her if I had the cash

I believe that would be 20.5 (or 20 1/2 for some)

Well, there are a couple of ways that you can lower a blade without a crane…….

Skip always owned nice boats

https://www.clickbond.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjw1ICZBhAzEiwAFfvFhCh_O3BvLyX7AmyZkCtgqoyoGM4eNqJqiETzLEf-BAyHa6xHghqrVBoCDpgQAvD_BwE No holes….

And my grandfather……who is the reason I sail and became a Naval Architect……

I’ll add one more. This time with a keel…yes, that keel....between the two photos pretty much decided that ‘yes I want to be a Naval Architect’

This one

IIRC they got as far as at least considering ‘Morning All’

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Pretty much every serious IOR was done like that………until maybe IIIa was introduced (early 80’s ???) when IIRC they required a density check on the water and a modification if it wasn’t ‘standard seawater’ at 1.025 ……rather than 1.000 for fresh

He should get a copy of ‘The Oxford Companion to Ships and Sea’ if he can…..has all the jargon and the roots to the words. https://www.oxfordreference.com/view/10.1093/acref/9780199205684.001.0001/acref-9780199205684

Just got back from it as well, must have picked the windiest day in San Diego all year to film……

Even power boats are all messed up…….brother runs a small place and last week Honda redelivered all the stuff again from last year…..that was ordered in 2020…….took so long that everything got reordered….. talked to another friend, well known powerboat builder…..ordered 15 windshields….received...

Might come in handy with everything going on right now with the fucking nutcase in Moscow….

No way, I made 46k as a NA with 7 years experience………back in 1997……a straight out of college NA should be easily making over $60k in the US nowadays Now I’m a NA, no longer working in the marine industry, with about 30 years experience…..and I make over $150k plus really good benefits