Note to Power Catamaran List: I'm redirecting this message from Chris Byer to the List as a test. I believe the attachment will be stripped from email delivery but will be retained in the archives on the Web. Mailman, the software that runs the List, strips attachments to as an anti-virus measure. --GxK Hi Georgs; I'm forwarding the response sent to me by John Winter. He wrote the PCW list asking about master berth placement, and I gave him my thoughts on master head placement. I think he solved the problem very well, can't wait to see his 40'. Too bad this can't be posted to the list, because of the attachments, so the list could see the results of their input on master berth placement. Take care, Chris Byer No. Hollywood -----Original Message----- From: John Winter johnwinter-at-vodafone.net.nz |John Winter (PCW)| [mailto:obyzepyiqcb1o0t@sneakemail.com] Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 3:01 PM Subject: Master cabins Hi Chris, Thanks for your feedback. I re-arranged the layout on the 55 from your comments, managed to get the head with only one step down from the master level. The challenge is headroom and tunnel clearance in the master forward arrangement but the layout attached may be the answer. I will send you details of the 40 once ready. Much appreciate the feedback. Kind Regards, John Winter ---------------------------- ---------------------------- Ph +64 21 454 107 (Mobile) Ph +64 9 357 6877 (Office) Fax +64 9 357 0172 (Office) Ph/Fax +64 9 629 6206 (Home) Suite 37, Shed 24, Prince's Wharf, Auckland 1001, New Zealand johnwinter@vodafone.net.nz www.winteryachts.com -----Original Message----- Sent: Tuesday, 22 November 2005 5:56 p.m. To: johnwinter@vodafone.net.nz Subject: RE: [PCW] Master Berth layouts Dear John; Once you decide which way to put the master berth, put the master head en suite and on the same level as the master stateroom. Try to resist the urge to put it down steps into one of the bows. This would help the older owner who has to get-up in the middle of the night to empty his bladder half-asleep. See the master stateroom on the Endeavour TrawlerCat 40 for an ideal layout, although some think the berth is too far forward. Thanks for asking the PCW list, Chris Byer No. Hollywood

>Note to Power Catamaran List: I'm redirecting this message from >Chris Byer to the List as a test. I believe the attachment will be >stripped from email delivery but will be retained in the archives on >the Web. Mailman, the software that runs the List, strips >attachments to as an anti-virus measure. How about that! The attachments appear in the archives-- http://lists.samurai.com/pipermail/power-catamaran/2005-November/000640.html --as I expected but were carried in email as well. I must have fiddled the settings without realizing it. Quite frankly, I'm not certain it's a good idea to allow for the transmission of attachments on Power Catamaran List. There is the risk of transmitting worms and viruses, and not everyone appreciates attachments they have not specifically requested. Additionally, folks on dial-up may face long download times. What do you think? Send me an email <mailto:georgs@powercatamaranworld.com> with your preference in this matter. Do not post your comments to the List so not to clutter traffic. I'll post a summary after responses have ended. --Georgs -- Georgs Kolesnikovs Power Catamaran World http://www.powercatamaranworld.com