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Fr J Hackett

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And yet you get a car that is only good for day carring....I find that when at anchor, yotties and proper boaters, all behave the same ....swim, walk on the beach, lie in the sun...the only difference is that motorboaters will eat in the beach restaurant and they don’t release sewage into the sea...

I have a car that is like all cars it is good for however much fuel is in it which depending on the car I get into can be anywhere between 850Km and 650Km and of course just how heavy my right foot happens to be.
Well I must not be a proper "yottie" then because I have an aversion to lying in the sun, walking or lying on beaches, I have however swam whilst at anchor on the odd occasion usually to check the anchor but it wasn't often and I have taken my tender to the shore to eat in restaurants but they have as far as I can remember never actually been on a beach. Probably because I have never taken my boat into the Mediterranean, I don't even remember doing so when I crewed to the Caribbean many years ago.
All my boats had holding tanks(y) and they actually had sails that enabled them to go to. places without the use or at least very minimal use of an engine.;)
 

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I have a car that is like all cars it is good for however much fuel is in it which depending on the car I get into can be anywhere between 850Km and 650Km and of course just how heavy my right foot happens to be.
Well I must not be a proper "yottie" then because I have an aversion to lying in the sun, walking or lying on beaches, I have however swam whilst at anchor on the odd occasion usually to check the anchor but it wasn't often and I have taken my tender to the shore to eat in restaurants but they have as far as I can remember never actually been on a beach. Probably because I have never taken my boat into the Mediterranean, I don't even remember doing so when I crewed to the Caribbean many years ago.
All my boats had holding tanks(y) and they actually had sails that enabled them to go to. places without the use or at least very minimal use of an engine.;)
Why do you take pleasure in being awkward ?‍♂️
 

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It’s either getting very woke or cliquey on this forum theses days .
You carry on telling the” truth” mate .


BTW I like axopars and what they have done with outboards and stepped hulls , axe bows .

Each to his own but as you will guess from my original post even if I were into motor, boats, motor yachts or power boats I would still think it is bog ugly and as useful as a chocolate teapot.
 

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But they don't have the right dead rise. It is 28 degrees.
According to there own website in the specs they do publish the deadrise .( Are you listening fair line reference IPs GT s) ?
The Ax 37 is 20 degrees and the 28 even deeper @ 22 degrees .

A true deep V starts at 20 degrees .So it’s right up there .

Where are you getting your figure of 28 from if you don’t mind me asking ?
 
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