> However, catamarans are extremely stable in one position. {;*)) > > Ron Rogers _______________________________ Brian replied: ...not a real big sea, but I wouldn't want to be here <http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/40472-post10.html>

Brian replied: ...not a real big sea, but I wouldn't want to be here <http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/40472-post10.html> Scott suggests: Oh I don't know, doesn't look much worse than: http://www.wetasschronicles.com/UpsideDownCat1.JPG or http://horsesmouth.typepad.com/hm/Richard_Blake_2006-05-30-155317.jpg or http://www.solarnavigator.net/images/team_phillips_sinking.jpg or http://www.blockislandtimes.com/News/2002/0907/Front_Page/006p1_lg.jpg But, then again, this sure does look like fun! http://www.seamonkeybusiness.com/images/activities_playadelcarmen/catamaran_ playa.jpg and http://www.gym.itesm.mx/lib/img/fotos/galeria/actividades/catamaran.jpg and http://www.gotlandcharter.com/esp/cat_passion/catamaran_grupos_nav91.jpg In the same way I would want to make sure my keel stayed on my sailboat, my escape hatches were watertight and strong in my catamaran, I'd want to make sure my track stabilizers keep working on my big fat Nordhavn. I love the sound of that "big fat Nordhavn". If I ever rename that boat I think I've got an alternative :) Happy trails to all! Scott