Multi-Hull Question

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by big-boss, May 8, 2008.

  1. big-boss
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    big-boss Junior Member

    OK through this forum and reasearch I now understand that a Deep-V Cigarette type hull would not make a foundation for a economical cruser.

    What about using a offshore racing cat boat? Could this type be lower powered with any efficiency?
     
  2. PAR
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    PAR Yacht Designer/Builder

    Would you consider a top fuel funny car, repowered with less HP as a good go to work car? Why not?
     
  3. big-boss
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    No way, I do drive a Murcielago to work though.
     

  4. yipster
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    :D and as always it all depends, i mean on mirror flat water you can plane at speed with a flatbottom on 3HP, eta against fuel consumption etc to be calculated :D
     
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