Craig, One way to see most of the boats on your list at one time is the Miami International Boat Show. Spent the better part of a day with my wife just going on Powercats....All the major manufacturers were represented and available for boarding and comparisons. It makes a difference when you can get aboard a boat on your short list and then onto another to compare them. I was surprised by some visible quality issues when looking at some of the show boats. I figure if a manufacturer is putting a boat on display, it's their best representation of the product. I live near Annapolis and go to the fall show every year but last year was my first trip to the Miami show....Much bigger in every way. Enjoy your research and I am sure you will find the boat of your dreams. Sanford Kramer PDQ PC 34' "'MISHIGAS"

Thank you very much for the information: your comments on the Miami Boat Show are interesting. I was told that the Annapolis Boat Show was the one to go to - especially if catamarans were the boats you were looking at? Craig Tomash Kelowna, B.C., Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sanford Kramer" <SKramer@SanfordKramer.com> To: <power-catamaran@lists.samurai.com> Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 4:59 PM Subject: [PCW] Powercat Pursuit > Craig, One way to see most of the boats on your list at one time is the > Miami International Boat Show. Spent the better part of a day with my > wife just going on Powercats....All the major manufacturers were > represented and available for boarding and comparisons. It makes a > difference when you can get aboard a boat on your short list and then > onto another to compare them. I was surprised by some visible quality > issues when looking at some of the show boats. I figure if a > manufacturer is putting a boat on display, it's their best > representation of the product. I live near Annapolis and go to the fall > show every year but last year was my first trip to the Miami > show....Much bigger in every way. Enjoy your research and I am sure you > will find the boat of your dreams. Sanford Kramer PDQ PC 34' > "'MISHIGAS" > _______________________________________________ > Power-Catamaran Mailing List

We are still pursuing the PowerCat concept and lookng for feedback on the following boat lines: 1. PDQ - powercat's 34 & newly built 41 2. Endeavour - powercat line (36, 38, 40 & 44) 3. Manta - PowerCat 44 - design cues look a lot like the Endeavour lines. We are looking for full time liveaboard cruising powercat! thank you Craig & Jan Tomash Kelowna, B.C., Canada