Extreme 40 scantlings?

Discussion in 'Multihulls' started by Kiteship, Aug 10, 2008.

  1. Kiteship
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    Kiteship Senior Member

    No, I'm not designing Extreme 40s. I would, however, like to better understand the state of the art these boats epitomize. Does anyone know a source with detailed specs (hull beam, lbs/in immersion, daggerboard and rudder dimensions, etc, etc) and/or standard construction scantlings (inner and outer skin thickness and material, foam/honeycomb thickness and density, webs/frames/bulkhead layouts, etc.)

    Also, any info on rig weights and scantlings would be appreciated (as a kite sailer, I'd like to know, for instance, the all-up weight of the hull platform complete, minus the rig and sails, just for instance :) What section do they use for crossbeams?

    Any information is appreciated.

    Dave
     
  2. Doug Lord

    Doug Lord Guest

    Dave, contact Keith Notary at 321-459-2654-just checked-it is current. He lives on Merritt Island,FL. He has a Formula 40 cat sitting just outside his shop.....It is one of the two used in the "Thomas Crown Affair".
    His address is 690 Timuquana Dr.,Merritt Island,FL 32953
    Dave-just found this-check it out but also call Keith: (be sure to click on the drawings!)
    http://www.conradhumphreysracing.com/index.cfm?articleid=409
     
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  3. Paul B

    Paul B Previous Member

    Two things:

    First, the Formula 40s are very different in displacement and construction compared to the Extreme 40s. So suggesting someone interested in the state-of-the-art should call someone who owns an old F40 is just plain silly.

    Second, don't ever post anyone's personal information on the internet without their expressed consent. This is not the first time you have done this. Knock it off.
     
  4. Doug Lord

    Doug Lord Guest

    Mister B,Keith Notary is a friend of mine-and his information is available on the internet. Mind your own business. Keith-an Olympic Class Tornado sailor- and one of the foremost multihull sailors in the world is up to date on everything that is happening in high performance multies.
     
  5. Paul B

    Paul B Previous Member

    I know who Keith is, you psycho. I doubt he has the construction details of the Extreme 40s.

    If Keith is a "friend" of yours you would know whether or not his contact info is correct, poseur.


    If he has posted his contact info on the 'net himself point to it, don't post it yourself.


    From your first ignorant reply on this thread it is apparent you don't understand the F40 is about 1.5x the displacement of the X40. One has nothing to do with the other.
     
  6. Kiteship
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    Kiteship Senior Member

    This is very much what I was looking for, Doug. thanks a million. Re: Thomas Crown Affair; A couple of my mates were skipper and crew on one of those boats in the film. They have some great stories. Thanks for Keith's contact info, and especially for the conrad humpherey's racing link.

    Dave
     
  7. Guest625101138

    Guest625101138 Previous Member

    I agree with you about posting private information in a public forum but a word of advice. Doug could delete his reference by editing his post leaving you with it in your post making you guilty of the same sin you charge Doug. Suggest you edit to remove the reference unless you have the "expressed consent" you speak of.

    Rick W.

    Rick W.
     

  8. Paul B

    Paul B Previous Member

    You are absolutely correct. I will go in and fix that.

    Publishing anyone's contact info on a bulletin board opens them to all sorts of nonsense.

    There are unscrupulous individuals who use programs that search the web for just this type of information. Once even basic info is captured it can be used as the foundation for identity theft.
     
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