29 Dyer-Nicholas Potter/27 Brownell-Eldredge McInnis

Discussion in 'Powerboats' started by murph, Jan 2, 2008.

  1. murph
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    murph New Member

    Sorry, I'm new to this site and I posted this question in the wrong forum I believe?? Anyway any info on these designs would be helpful pros or cons(chop/following seas etc.) . I will be using this boat in the Northeast-Cape Cod-Nantucket and Eastern Canada.
    Thanks everyone
     
    murph, Jan 2, 2008
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  2. longliner45
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    and sir? what is the question.?
     
    longliner45, Jan 2, 2008
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  3. murph
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    murph New Member

    Hi Longliner45,
    My question is which design is better suited for my needs. The Dyer has a 9'-6" beam where as the Brownell is 10' 6" beam. I have been told that the Dyer is a wet boat and that the Eldredge design can be a handful in a following sea. I'm asking this forums opinion which design they feel is a better all around design.
    Thanks again
     
    murph, Jan 3, 2008
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