50 foot catamaran building budget

[sabahcat]

Originally Posted by Nordic Cat

Going 24V will save a lot,so that's a good choice.

Interesting comment Alan and what I would have thought as well

I was fairly convincingly howled down here

http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...ass-32853.html

[Sinclair D-R]

Olliric,

Arild is a "AAA" electronician and a boatie.

http://www.electronicnavigator.com/Home_Page.php

[sabahcat]

Originally Posted by Sinclair D-R

Olliric,

Arild is a "AAA" electronician and a boatie.

http://www.electronicnavigator.com/Home_Page.php

From the site

This site is dedicated to helping both amateur and professionals to solve problems with marine engine rooms, inverters, shore power wiring as well as other electrical problems.

And yet it tells us nothing at all

[Sinclair D-R]

Sabahcat,

Wild Wind IV
Dennis R. with his 200.000 + nm. experience speaks highly of Arild,
his recommendation is plenty enough -for me-.

Get in touch with him you have nothing to loose.




Wild Wind IV

[olliric]

Originally Posted by sabahcat

Interesting comment Alan and what I would have thought as well

I was fairly convincingly howled down here

http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...ass-32853.html

Going for a 24v system is a no brainer. The problem of not finding or having to pay more for 24 v gear is not existing. Except for the SSB so far I found every thing I needed at about the same price. Westmarine have both options. With the current cost of copper 24 v may be actually be cheaper overall.
Cheers
Giovanni

[olliric]

Originally Posted by Sinclair D-R

Olliric,

Arild is a "AAA" electronician and a boatie.

http://www.electronicnavigator.com/Home_Page.php

Very good thanks

[gottogocruising]

Are are you progressing with the plans, budget etc we looking at building exactly the same, prob same location, After sailing for 2 years on a 38ft, we need larger and need to build our own.

Could you please contact me to discuss what you building, where etc. gottogocruising@yahoo.com

many thanks

[Brian@BNE]

Giovanni
I hope to do what you are planning, so will be following your progress with interest. Good luck! Attached is an article from my yacht clubs latest magazine which seemed quite useful to me, although I realise that for experienced builders its may well be common knowledge.

[olliric]

The project is happening. I have moved to Langkawi and I am doing the design customization and the CE cat A scantling review.
Cheers

[olliric]

Originally Posted by Brian@BNE

Giovanni
I hope to do what you are planning, so will be following your progress with interest. Good luck! Attached is an article from my yacht clubs latest magazine which seemed quite useful to me, although I realise that for experienced builders its may well be common knowledge.

The project is happening. I have moved to Langkawi and I am doing the design customization and the CE cat A scantling review. Thanks for the link.
Cheers

[Mick@itc]

Hi
Did you build the boat? Is there a blog?
Thanks
Mick

[olliric]

Hi Mick,
I am building the boat. Hull shoes, bulkheads chamfer, panel bridge deck, some furniture, daggers are put together. No, I don't have a blog. I would like to have one but it takes time I don't have.
Cheers
Giovanni

[Sand crab]

Well, how about some pics?

[Mick@itc]

Originally Posted by olliric

Hi Mick,
I am building the boat. Hull shoes, bulkheads chamfer, panel bridge deck, some furniture, daggers are put together. No, I don't have a blog. I would like to have one but it takes time I don't have.
Cheers
Giovanni

Hi Giovanni
Can you share your high level budget with us. say grouped up to 8 to 10 areas of spend, not looking for detail, just roughestimates of the overall sums.
Thanks
Mick

[Fill52]

Hi Mick.

I'm under half way of building 52' cat in Wollongong area and estimated cost shoud be
$ 300-350G. Is it help?

Fill.