Kmullen
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The rig is out of a Melges 30
Looks very un-death trap there.
...and...there's a first (and last) time for everything...but don't worry! Be happy! Cuz:We have never been scared. Even when reaching at 15+ KTs
as of yet the boat has never been out of control
You are thinking of the Schumacher 44 Eclipse, built by Larry Tuttle in Santa Cruz, originally had trapeze wires on it, but after too many yard sales with the crew they put skiff style racks on it. Yes, it sunk a couple of time and capsized/ swamped many times, but it was really quick. End for end gybes with a long pole, good times..... We still have the South Tower race record on the Eclipse of 21 hours-ish!Speaking of big skiffs: In the late '90s there was a Santa Cruz-based big open skiff --- on the order of 40 ft as I recall --- that supposedly sunk once near the harbor and once capsized in front of us racing from San Francisco to Santa Cruz. Can't for the life of me think of it's name but would love to learn more about it. Do any of you guys recall?
Yep, those Blue tablets really do work! We finally went Assy in 2001. Carbon prod was 3m long.Something grew on the front!
IIRC the wings fold up. Not sure that reduces beam enough to trailer w/o permits though.Is the moore even close to trailer able with the wing width?