I couldn't resist this. See the attachment for a sailing foiler. I think this is some of Jake's engineering.

Definitely designed with CAD software.
Its all mighetto'd up.

Hey! How did I get drug into this? It is an interesting design however.

Ohhhh, I know...it's because you guys just heard that I bought a monodull - right?

you did?

blasphemous :P

Jake, What did you get? I was just berading(?) my brother for buying a Catalina 22, instead of a Hobie 16! It will take him two days to sail the 14 or 15 miles out to Martha's Vineyard, when we can go out just for lunch! I hope you have some nice accomodations in the cabin!

It's a Hunter 23 that will stay at the lake for lazy cruising with Bonnie and friends. I bought it from David Mosley (who I sailed the Tybee 500 with). I figure it may be a different way to break new people into catamaran sailing! I definitely still have my 6.0 and am investigating adding a Hobie 17 to my personal fleet so I'm still certainly a cat guy.

Hobie 17? OMFG.

Don't make me spend all my hard-earned money making mine class legal just so I can have the opportunity to woop yer butt

three words...BRING IT ON!

We'll see. I've got LOTS of crap to fix on mine to make it near class legal :P

like, getting rid of the jib and getting a class-legal boom

Jake,

Who's H17 were you sailing at TW?

Jeff.

That 17 was on loan from Tommy Craft.

Jake, The Hunter sounds like it could become an auxiliary club house for your fleet! I think you should get the 17 with a double stack trailer, pick up Tad on your way, and come up for 448's Island Hop 8/14/04! It should be cooler up here! No mast up boat storage, but a nice waterfront lawn to park the motor home on...