Aerial pictures of our Mitchell

Firefly625

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Nice surprise, a friend just emailed me these... of course rather than a fancy quadcopter, he just used a ferry.

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I love work boats.I have a Cheetah 25' cat at the moment and I was toying with the idea of a Mitchell, Aquastar, Safehaven etc...

How does it compare to your old Orkney?
 
I love work boats.I have a Cheetah 25' cat at the moment and I was toying with the idea of a Mitchell, Aquastar, Safehaven etc...

How does it compare to your old Orkney?

thanks,

but never had an Orkney, had a Hardy Mariner 26, and previously to that a Merry Fisher 625. It is slower than the Hardy, we cruise around 11 knots (WOT 16knts), have not been out in any real rough stuff but certainly been through some lumpy water and very pleased, the extra length weight and true semi displacement hull makes a marked difference to the Hardy & she is so smooth & far easier to move around on the go & at that speed she is more economical than my Hardy.
 
thanks,

but never had an Orkney, had a Hardy Mariner 26, and previously to that a Merry Fisher 625. It is slower than the Hardy, we cruise around 11 knots (WOT 16knts), have not been out in any real rough stuff but certainly been through some lumpy water and very pleased, the extra length weight and true semi displacement hull makes a marked difference to the Hardy & she is so smooth & far easier to move around on the go & at that speed she is more economical than my Hardy.

I was just wondering at what sort speed does she 'firm up' and roll less?

I've never had a SD hull, am I right in thinking that you don't have a hump to get over at 10 kts, the boat just stays level?

Do you have full standing headroom in the forward cabin?
 
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