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Old 12-11-2010, 12:34 PM
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W-17 "Racing Rig" has been added to the plans. A bit taller and more sail area. Very nice!
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Old 12-11-2010, 12:45 PM
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W-17 "Racing Rig" has been added to the plans. A bit taller and more sail area. Very nice!
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Got a link to it,Randy? I tried the links earlier in the thread...
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W17 Racing Rig
Here's a glance at the new racing rig for the W17.
Beam structure has been lightened also though the exterior remains the same.

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Here's a glance at the new racing rig for the W17.
Beam structure has been lightened also though the exterior remains the same.

mike
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Looks fast-and very cool! Thanks....
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We are currently building a W-17 along with a Seaclipper 20 [our 3rd] in the shop. We are impressed with the details that Mike has worked into the design, and look forward to sailing her with our client this spring, before he takes her away from us. We will be building the wingmast [race rig version ] that Mike has drawn more recently.I am interested in other builders' comments about their build of this boat,so feel free to e-mail me at scott@seaworthysolutions.net .
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Keep us posted on the progress. It would be interesting to know how it made out and how the rig performs.
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