Comentarii la: Top 10 pisici de croazieră de performanță [50 Foot Range, 2022 Models]

De: CJ Kim

CJ Kim — Sun, 19 Mar 2023 07:55:08 +0000

HH OC looks good. but I just don't believe the build quality in China. It would be definitely on my top list if they are built in other countries known to be good manufacturing reputation

De: 1CORINTHIANS 15:1-4 KJV

1CORINTHIANS 15:1-4 KJV — Sat, 11 Mar 2023 22:35:04 +0000

So disappointed about this. Clearly, you just talk out your rear end, without having done real research into the boats, that you promote or put down. Windelo for sure is as lightweight, as they claim their boats to be, because they use modern materials and technology. Tried and tested still though, because the bassalt fibers on a PET core is for instance already used in the windmill industry, but Windelo is the first boat manufacturer to implement this composite material. You also can install and chart table indoor in both the 50 and 54, if you wish to. These boats are semi-custom and many opt out, as sure would I: What is the point of chart table indoor, when the helm is just in front of it? I bet, that the Windelo 54 would outperform that ugly Outremer, and on top you have full headroom in all areas, and a full electric drive and solar and hydrogeneration system included in the price, and the price is 900k US Dollars for the 50, 1,2 million for the 54, which on top makes this boat the cheapest in class! I could say much the same about the other things, that you talk about. Seawind for instance are very open about their production facilities, and you have absolutely no right at all to insinuate, that the workers in Vietnam may be worse treated than workers in France or elsewhere! Shame on you for such a slander piece of an episode!

De: david mcfaull

david mcfaull — Thu, 02 Feb 2023 03:30:29 +0000

Maybe you should have mentioned your new job?

De: Fernando Sibecas

Fernando Sibecas — Sun, 29 Jan 2023 00:52:35 +0000

On the Ruby Rose channel they are spending a lot of time in the Seawind factory with their Seawind 1370 being built, anybody interested in the working conditions can get in contact with them. Most of the times factories move to such countries becouse salaries in general are lower than in first world countries like Australia, it´s not that they are exploiting the workers

De: Folco Vandenhooff

Folco Vandenhooff — Fri, 27 Jan 2023 22:10:34 +0000

New in this area and exploring . . . . So tnx for this informative and entertaining vid. I dug into the Windelo today at boot Dusseldorf and I loved what I discovered. I think your information can be expanded a little, like:
- it is light due to light motors and the used materials.
- there is a diesel powered generator on board, standard.
- but, while sailing the batteries are recharged by the screws that are 'propelloring'. Offcourse solar power is an option that makes this boat completely selfsufficient.
- there is a number of possibilities for the shape of the interieur, including the outside diningtable you would like. In fact, the grade of customising possibilities is very high.
- I found that there was a lot of storage.
- the building materials are basalt and recycled plastics. That makes the hulls very stiff what boosts the performance.
- the model is 'tweeked' and the new models are more 'flowy' and less 'boxy'. Although, what you call 'boxy' looks robust and efficient to me, and I like that look.
I have not sailed it yet, but I will and am very curious how that will be. I think you might like to adjust your opinion on this one a bit ; )

Thx again for your insights. Keep up the good work.

De: Stephen Smith

Stephen Smith — Sat, 14 Jan 2023 16:17:43 +0000

It would be useful in the next version to indicate performance in light winds, etc. Though that information may be difficult to find in a way you can consistently report

De: Chas X

Chas X — Sat, 26 Nov 2022 02:45:37 +0000

Whats the smallest beam on these cruising cats???

De: Viper Fleet

Viper Fleet — Tue, 22 Nov 2022 15:22:55 +0000

So let's talk helm positions again. I come from a racing background, so I 100% understand the sizzle and fun factor of outboard helms which allow you to see sail trim and waves simultaneously. I will NOT be racing my cat but I can see myself spending a couple of hours on a leg from Tortola to Virgin Gorda, steering the boat with the tunes cranked on and that delicious tingle of sailing a boat to perfection. I want that on my cruising boat . I especially like the outboard aft tiller option that some boats have. If you are going to provide a steering option where the sole reason is fun (or racing) then go all the way!
BUT
I think the #1 reason for a sheltered wheel steering position is safety in bad weather. There are weather conditions where I can sail the boat better and protect the boat and crew better if I am driving. Unlike Otto, I can steer up waves and bear away down waves and avoid slamming the boat. I can feel an exception gust and ease the strain on the rig. I can do this for hours....IF....I am dry, warm and sheltered.
So for me, I want my wheel steering position to have two characteristics (1) I have to be able to see the waves in front of me (I actually dont need to see the sails for rough weather sailing) and (2) It has to be well sheltered. Offshore sheltered steering positions are well understood by Pilot house cruisers and IMOCA 60s
So my ideal steering combination would be:
2 aft tillers like the Outramer
+ 1 Indoor forward wheel steering position or a wheel steering position in the front of the cockpit sheltered by the hard bimiini/doghouse coaming with good visibility through the saloon. .

De: yves leleu

yves leleu — Sat, 12 Nov 2022 02:01:44 +0000

Very good presentation of the 50 performance cats. HH get my vote. Do you think the HH55 with the forward Helm is a good choice for one hand sailing?

De: Teddy Bear

Teddy Bear — Sun, 30 Oct 2022 02:55:06 +0000

My fave would be HH44..