interviews

[mikeh2o]

I am doing some research and am interested in interviewing two couples who have been doing some ocean crossings on motor boats. Would like to have a perspective from someone with a monohull and from someone with a multihull. This is for a college course writing assignment and I appreciate any and all responses.

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[snowleopard]

are you sure the lecturer wasn't winding you up? you'll have a job finding ocean-going mobo types and mutihulled ones are like hen's teeth.

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[mikeh2o]

Thanks snowleopard for the reply. Sometimes the assignment is not always easy, eh? If you have any experiences with ocean crossings, please let me know if I can get your feedback.

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[castlevar]

plenty of motor boats cross oceans see Passage maker magazine on internet
Geoff

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[mikeh2o]

thanks for the tip

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[Abigail]

Or join the US based liveaboard list or similar through a trawl (g) on the net.

Beucase the americans use the bit motor trawlers far more of them cross seas (if not oceans) - but multi-hull mobos are I'm sure rare.

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www.greatlittleboats.com
UK & Ireland distributors of Swifgig

 

[snowleopard]

see my bio. i did most of my last eastbound crossing under power but it's still a sailing boat!

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