>From: "research & development" <irikandji@hotmail.com> >A great site thats sorely needed in this new area. I've just completed a >very happy 2 year cruise through the Med. covering thousands of miles and >many hundreds of engine hours on my Lagoon Powercat 43. We've seen all >conditions and had many, many experiences with the boat which leaves me in a >position of understanding the strengths and weaknesses of this innovative >vessel. Happy to answer any questions that anyone may have, and now back in >Australia. Sounds like you had a great time in the Med. Did you ship the Lagoon home or bring it home on its own bottom? Can you tell us something about your fuel burn over the two years? Distance travelled, engine hours run, fuel burned, that sort of data. In future posts, please use your name in the From: field or in a signature so we know who you are. --Georgs -- Georgs Kolesnikovs Power Catamaran World http://www.powercatamaranworld.com

I would be interested in hearing how she handles in heavy seas. It has been reported that sneezing and a wet ride are common with the 43. I really like the esthetics and fit and finish of Lagoon's products. Also, what is the range on average and would you consider it capable of passage making if properly outfitted? Greg At 7:56 AM -0500 4/7/05, Georgs Kolesnikovs wrote: > >From: "research & development" <irikandji@hotmail.com> >>A great site thats sorely needed in this new area. I've just completed a >>very happy 2 year cruise through the Med. covering thousands of miles and >>many hundreds of engine hours on my Lagoon Powercat 43. We've seen all >>conditions and had many, many experiences with the boat which leaves me in a >>position of understanding the strengths and weaknesses of this innovative >>vessel. Happy to answer any questions that anyone may have, and now back in >>Australia. > >Sounds like you had a great time in the Med. Did you ship the Lagoon >home or bring it home on its own bottom? > >Can you tell us something about your fuel burn over the two years? >Distance travelled, engine hours run, fuel burned, that sort of data. > >In future posts, please use your name in the From: field or in a >signature so we know who you are. > >--Georgs >-- >Georgs Kolesnikovs > Power Catamaran World > http://www.powercatamaranworld.com >_______________________________________________ >Power-Catamaran Mailing List -- Greg 650-245-9354