Simon Rogers Sport 700!!

Discussion in 'Sailboats' started by C.M.L, May 18, 2009.

  1. C.M.L
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    C.M.L Junior Member

    hi this is a great 7 m skiff that can reach around 18 knotts
    fantastic performance trailor sailor.

    Specification

    Mainsail Area - 24.7sq.m

    Jib Area – 10.2sq.m

    Spinnaker Area – 60sq.m

    Spreader Angle – 25 degrees

    Rock Beam – 3740mm

    Crew Weight – 300kg

    Displacement – 300kg

    CPW – 1998

    RM 1 deg – 613 kg.m (incl. crew on racks)

    RM 30 deg – 580kg.m (incl. crew on racks)

    J - 9610

    E - 3900

    BAD - 397

    any more info and photos: http://www.compositemouldings.com/Sp...7/Default.aspx

    any feedback on this yacht would be much appreciated as we are looking to place it into production :)
     
  2. CT 249
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    CT 249 Senior Member

    Nice boat, but with respect it really has no claim to the "skiff" title as it has been used in high-performance sailing for the past 50 years or more. No skiff has ever carried a load of lead like that.

    The term "skiff", in high performance sailing, has a distinct history and maybe it shouldn't just be chucked at a sportsboat just because it's a trendy name. That turns a useful, descriptive term into another piece of devalued marketing ********.

    Sure, words develop, but if we just start changing their meaning because we feel like it, useful terms just become meaningless.
     
  3. C.M.L
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    C.M.L Junior Member

    sorry i meant to put skiff style keel boat.

    jami.
     
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