Boat: TRT 1200 | to ( offshore) a few times. Great sailing . I believe there is one Maine called Socia. It used be stored at Front Street in Belfast . | 17-04-2022, 18:04 | | Boat: Maine Cat 38 | and vibration versus inboard diesels? Here in we often have to for 10hrs+ against the Pacific swell to get to the islands, as our winds are only reliable in the afternoon. | 30-05-2022, 13:51 | | | , cold or (be it rain or wave splash) as with many other cats (i.e. - 1190). Yet, with the large forward opening windows you can let in as much breeze as you like. You have a full 360 view at all times. All other cats only provide you with a partial view and even the view from the Seawind is obstructed forward by major visual blocks. When at the you are right there in company of the crew for socializing and or assistance. On other cats, such as those with a 'fly bridge' you're separated from the crew. If you're operating on you can make yourself comfortable in a number of locations within the super large and still maintain full visibility. Personally, I'm really glad to have the larger Maine Cat 41 because of the additional room, but obviously this is a more expensive boat. I've sailed my boat thousands of miles solo which is easily accomplished w/o having to leave the because of the arrangement of the lines. I could go on and on about the benefits of Maine Cats, but you get the idea. Frankly, I can't understand why other manufacturers have not produced cats with this same on the bridgedeck layout. My two cents. Ross | | | 30-05-2022, 15:20 | | | , we plan to place an order late next year. | | | 20-07-2022, 08:05 | | Boat: Maine Cat 38 | #2, formerly s/v Allelu, now s/v Vivace. We keep her in Narragansett Bay, RI. A bit late to this thread, but a few comments: we get good performance from the twin 15HP outboards, about 6.5 kt at ~ 3300 with roughly 1 gph of . Under sail, the performance is good. On a trip to Block Island recently, we were doing 8 - 9 knots close hauled in about 15 knots of breeze with a reef in the main. Her favorite point of sail is a reach, and we can often get close to windspeed on that point of sail. Dead downwind isn't her favorite, and it can be better to "tack" downwind to get better VMG. Dead downwind would likely be different/better with a , but I don't have one to test that out with. She can be a little sensitive when sailing very close to the wind in that the light weight and big main relative to the self-tacking means it's easy to get stuck in irons. If you're decisive about your tacks, this isn't a big deal, but it can be helpful to come off the wind a bit before tacking to build up some speed in order to get through the tack. In general, the biggest difference a MC 38 has to a , or even some other cats is that because she doesn't weigh much, you don't have much inertia/momentum. She accelerates fast and stops fast. So when tacking, or dealing with a cross breeze in a marina, for example, she rewards a who is decisive, and can make things tricky if you aren't. I like having the performance precisely because I'm doing a bunch of relaxed daysails and cruises with my wife and two small . I don't need to sail her hard, and we'll still get to where we're going with time to spare. And, when we get there I'll have a happy crew with me because it's been an easy-going trip. As my wife says "I'm always during the week when I'm at , I don't need that during my weekend". Visibility from the cockpit is great. I'm always doing everything handed because my are young and my wife, who is fast, didn't previously know how to sail before we got the boat last year, and is also often running around after the kids. The only routine tasks that are significantly easier with two people are hoisting the main (only because I'm too lazy to drop my lazy jacks when I do it, so having someone up there to make sure the ends of the battens don't get stuck in them is helpful), (because I don't have a remote), picking up a and . As far as goes, the enclosed cockpit and forward , which is awesome, does mean it takes a little time to get from the helm to a line, particularly a line on the bow. Same applies to picking up a . Happily for me, my wife is now an expert at lines and fenders. She's also surprisingly good in heavy , not that I seek that out. I've had her at 18 knots surfing downwind in 35 - 40 knots with just the self-tacking up. She was very well behaved under those conditions. On that same trip, a line of storms came through and, while we were hove to waiting for them to pass, the wind gauge read 102 knots at one point, and was consistently above 80 knots. I'm not sure I believe the gauge entirely, but it was certainly very very windy for about 30 minutes. We were safe and dry in shorts and t-shirts in the cockpit during that whole episode. No A/C on Vivace, so can't speak to that. We do have a couple of heaters that well. My main issue with the boat is that I can't figure out a good place to mount my on the rail (or elsewhere) during rougher passages. Any other MC 38 folks who have a thought about that, I'm all ears. -Mac | | | 20-07-2022, 12:35 | | Boat: Maine Cat 38 | , and then to the center push pit stantion. Tightened up this line keeps the from swaying while in the . With this rig we are comfortable leaving the outboard on the dinghy in most situations. We have traveled thousands of off shore miles this way. | | | 20-07-2022, 12:48 | | Boat: Maine Cat 38 | , so it sounds like we're thinking alike as far as that goes. I'll have to take a closer look at the lazy jacks with an eye to shortening them up/moving them forward. Let me know when you're headed up to RI. Be great to connect in person. -Mac | | | 12-04-2024, 10:51 | | | filled was so exhilarating. We were warned that the utilitarian design would be too sparse for us and that it was "roughing it" but I, and more importantly, and my wife loved the way the boat was designed. Have a great weekend everyone! | | | 17-04-2024, 06:57 | | Boat: VW Vanagon Westfalia | 17-04-2024, 10:41 | | | , several times - Great guy. | | | 17-04-2024, 18:58 | | | Thread Tools | | Rate This Thread | : | Posting Rules | post new threads post replies post attachments edit your posts is are code is are are are | Similar Threads | Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post | | Wayward Drifter | Atlantic & the Caribbean | 9 | 03-03-2020 06:16 | | C-man77 | Multihull Sailboats | 84 | 03-10-2015 20:07 | | Ion | Multihull Sailboats | 7 | 09-05-2007 22:56 | Privacy Guaranteed - your email is never shared with anyone, opt out any time. | | | | |
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35fT Catamaran - racer/cruiser Articles about the Tek 35 and the Tektron 35. John Shuttleworth's article about the design. Read more. Steve Killings's Article from Canadian Yachting, on the Tektron 35. Read more. CRUISING "CATTLEYA" our Tektron 35, By JEAN and MITCH LEAVITT from Multihulls Magazine. Read more.
Cape Charters. Registered User. Join Date: Apr 2013. Posts: 76. 1992 Shuttleworth Tek-35 Catamaran. 1992 Shuttleworth Tek35 located in North Carolina that was set up for extended cruising. The boat is 33' at waterline and 40' with bowsprit, 25' beam and 7' draft/3 with board up. You can beach with kick up spade rudders!
Re: John shuttleworth Tek-35. There is a Tek 35 listed at 2Hulls but this has been modified loosing the kick up rudders and adding huge outboards. Used shuttleworth tech 35 catamaran for sale by owner - Cats Away. Not a Canadian vessel but there is a Swiss 32 Shuttlecat listed - this was a well documented build.
Re: 1992 Shuttleworth Tek-35 Catamaran. Jarrett Bay is nice and very easy access. Definitely more expensive and relatively low lying for a hurricane. Cape Fear Boatworks is more low key and not so easy access but the price is right. Flat rate $300 a month for long term storage.
Tek-35 Racer/Cruiser Catamaran True composite boat with double hull pleasure. From Canadian Yachting Magazine. My design reviews in Canadian Yachting are normally based on drawings alone. Since the comments focus on the merits of the design philosophy, visiting or sailing on the boat is not a pre-requisite. However, Eugene Tekatch convinced me ...
For more on the Tek 35 go to: Tek 35. For more information contact Shuttleworth Design. Nov 2021. 45 ft Trimaran "Mazinga" has sold. Built in 1984 in wood epoxy, Mazinga has one owner and has cruised extensively throughout the Philippines and Indonesia for many years. Beautifully maintained by a permanent crew she is offered in sound condition ...
The Tektron 35 will weigh 2.4 tons if built stripped out for racing, but has a further 2.6 tons payload capacity, for long distance cruising. Construction is Airex of Core-Cel foam with glass fibre skins and a limited amount of Kevlar in the inner skin of the hull bottom for impact resistance. Carbon fibre in the main beam ensures that the boat ...
Curious Cat is a solar-electric sailing catamaran set to travel around the world while logging her excellent adventures. Specifications. Length ... This boat is a love child of TEK-35 and Tektron 50, both John Shuttleworth's designs, and the latter being at one point one of the fastest multihulls in the world. TEK-composites Inc. was a ...
1992 Shuttleworth Tek35 located in North Carolina set up for extended cruising.I just had twin boys so I'm looking to downsize to more of a daysailer. The boat is 35' at waterline and 40' with bowsprit, 25' beam and 7' draft/3' with board up.You can beach with kick up spade rudders! Set up with full batten main, self tending Camberspar jib, genoa and an asymmetrical with ATM sleeve.
Second hand Shuttleworth Tektron 35 Cruiser Racer Catamaran for sale. EVECOM BV Postbus 19 - NL- 9216 ZH Oudega ... Tel: +31 (0)512 371999 - KvK N.N. 01060328 . SHUTTLEWORTH TEK-35 "Adelaide" # 3988 Bwjr./Launched: 2001 VERKOCHT / SOLD / VERKAUFT / VENDU >> to Dutch description ... >> photopresentation >> Catamaran occasion index ...
Have been looking for a family cruising cat. Would like to have speed as well as reasonable comfort. Considering Manta 38 or 40, but have hard time with the $$$. Looked at Outremer 40 , it is too spartan… Very little space. Can anybody tell me about Canadian Tek-35? Or Tektron 35. Eugen...
Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE Outstanding professional update of a Tektron Tek-35 that extends the transoms by 5' to 40' LOA and adds twin diesels, giving this beautiful Shuttleworth | CheapBoats4Sale.us ... Sailing Catamaran 40' Shuttleworth Tek-35 Modified. Price: $ 100,801 Make: Tektron: Model: Tek-35: Condition: Used:
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TEKTRON 35. designed by: JOHN SHUTTLEWORTH. ONE OF THE MAIN AIMS of this new design (writes John Shuttleworth) was to produce a boat with comfortable living accommodation space with as little sacrifice as possible to sailing performance, windward ability and seakeeping qualities. This 35ft catamaran exemplifies the new generation of performance ...
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35ft Catamaran - racer/cruiser Articles about the Tek 35 and the Tektron 35. John Shuttleworth's article about the design. Read more. Steve Killings's Article from Canadian Yachting, on the Tektron 35. Read more. CRUISING "CATTLEYA" our Tektron 35, By JEAN and MITCH LEAVITT from Multihulls Magazine. Read more.
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For Sale: Shuttleworth Tek35 Catamaran Click Here to Login: Register: Vendors. FAQ: Community: Calendar: Today's Posts: Search: Log in Page 2 of 2 < 1: 2 Thread Tools: Search this Thread: Rate Thread: Display Modes: 17-06-2013, 16:47 #16: Cape Charters. Registered User . Join Date: Apr 2013. Posts: 76 Have lots of new pics. ...
However, Eugene Tekatch convinced me to come down to see his newborn (but no long in gestation) Tek-35 Catamaran, and it was a good thing that I did. Although I had access to the original drawings, after five years of development and building three custom versions of the boat, the deck, sail plan and interior had all significantly changed.
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I would recommend looking for a Shuttle worth Tek 35 catamaran. Similar to Maine Cat. I've helped to deliver one from New England to ... It used be stored at Front Street in Belfast . Also a Tek 35 advertised under the for sale forum here. I'm guessing most are 20-30 years old now, but great designs 11-04-2022, 06:34 #19: malabarmcgyver.
35ft Catamaran - racer/cruiser - 2 x 50 HP outboards. 14 knots cruising under power. Articles about the Tek 35 and the Tektron 35. John Shuttleworth's article about the design. Read more. Steve Killings's Article from Canadian Yachting, on the Tektron 35. Read more. CRUISING "CATTLEYA" our Tektron 35, By JEAN and MITCH LEAVITT from Multihulls ...