Honwave 4m splashing in to boat

[sparky666]

my last boat "a dellquay 15 eurosport with a 90 merc 2 stroke ,it was set with the anti cave plate half inch above the transom base ,and it flew and no problems at all
raising engines doesn't worry me if it works

[sparky666]

Originally Posted by MattD

Mine used to cavitate like mad on the sea trimmed out 3 notches even before I raised the engine. I never used mine with more than 3 people onboard but it was very load sensitive, I guess cus It's so light. I really don't think the shape at the transom helps it, It's too flat me thinks.

Loved that boat to bits though, so much fun. I'm verging on regretting selling it to buy my current boat.

the honwave is a compromise and i have to accept that
or maybe i will keep pushing it
ive had some real grin moments in rougth seas flat out wedging myself between the tubes to stay in the boat (kill cord worn)

[MattD]

They feel so damn stable and safe you can't help but give em a bit of stick :-) I've got a galeon galia 485 now, wanted something I could sleep on to make the most of my weekends. It comparatively costs a fortune to run though, 5mpg at walking pace and then storage costs etc.

Think It's only a matter of time before I switch back to a SIB!

[sparky666]

I tend to go round in circles with my boats ,i miss long weekends at fowey harbour on a pontoon on my old sealine weekender
but sibing is so cheap and easy,never been boating so much

[MattD]

We have probably identified a gap in the market, a ~5m cabin SIB. The cabin being inflatable like vango airbeam tents. I might regret posting this; I'd buy one. If someone reads this and steals my idea I want a free cabin SIB :P

[sparky666]

Originally Posted by mattd

we have probably identified a gap in the market, a ~5m cabin sib. The cabin being inflatable like vango airbeam tents. I might regret posting this; i'd buy one. If someone reads this and steals my idea i want a free cabin sib

for sale sib weekender.... .......... :-)