I've only been out on a 19 once. what can i say????? I'm in love...with my
15...even tho it's an '88 and seems to have some of the
"joe-edwards-cutting-costs" problems.
Have you guys checked out the 15 on friday harbor in washington with stove
and water? and he's living aboard...check out the IM page....uit's cool!
Ken
On Fri, 17 Dec 1999 Sukoshi1044@aol.com wrote:
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> West Wight Potter Website at URL
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> In a message dated 12/17/99 5:20:26 PM EST, hapilife@efn.org writes:
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> >after going out with eric, the db sure invades the cabin...and all
> >that cable and stuff to catch your face on....i like having the keel swing
> >myself.
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> Ken and all:
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> The swing keel configuration on the P-15 if translated into a P-19 would
> intrude even more into the cabin space. Have a look at a SJ-21, you'll get
> the idea. Bigger boat <well, just a little> and less usable room inside than
> a P-19. Catalina kept their swing keel for the 22 and 25 external to the
> hull allowing more interior space at the cost of increased (board up) draft...
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> Bill de Ment P-15 #1044 'Sukoshi'
> Eagle, Idaho
>