PDQ has just posted some pretty pics of their new Powercat 41 making her way south from Canada to the Chesapeake - headed for her formal debut at the Stuart (Florida) Trawlerfest in January. The new photos can be seen at: http://pdqyachts.com/power/41Journey/index.htm. They have also posted some very sharp virtual tours of the 41's saloon, galley and master cabin (http://pdqyachts.com/power/41galleryPan.htm). There is also page (http://pdqyachts.com/power/pdf/PDQ41triplog.pdf) showing performance on hull #1. Apparently she's comfortable cruising at 18 knots at 3000 rpm with a fuel burn of about 10 gal/hr - and she has a top speed of over 24 knots. You got to hand it to these folks, their online documentation is unsurpassed. I gotta say, looking at all those photos of the 41, the 34 is starting to look a bit like the little teenage sister! The 41 has a brawny, grown-up look. I could get used to it - pretty quickly! Henry Clews PDQ 34 #87 Sno' Dog www.geocities.com/snodoglog

>PDQ has just posted some pretty pics of their new Powercat 41 making her way >south from Canada to the Chesapeake - headed for her formal debut at the >Stuart (Florida) Trawlerfest in January. The new photos can be seen at: >http://pdqyachts.com/power/41Journey/index.htm. Thanks for the update, Henry. In a recent newsletter from PDQ, I see the following: >PDQ 4101 Havin' Fun is headed to Stuart and will arrive within the >next week where the boat will stay for up to 2 weeks. Contact our >Florida dealers Dick and Carol Tuschick at Rhumb Line Yacht Sales to >find out how you can get onboard Havin' Fun. Phone toll-free at >1.866.520.7597, email at ><mailto:RLYS@rhumblineyachtsales.com>RLYS@rhumblineyachtsales.com, >or visit the Rhumb Line Yacht Sales website at: ><http://www.mymailout.com/MyMailout/Redirect.aspx?u=11788&q=22639550&lm=2891855&r=36019&qz=31d7231c5eb628a55fdf421105000a58>www.rhumblineyachtsales.com Do we have two or three volunteers to take the new PDQ 41 for a sea trail in Florida to provide a report of impressions to the List as well as the new site? I know the Tuschicks and hopefully could organize a tour of the boat and sea trial for us. If anyone is interested in serving as the List's eyes and ears, let me know, and I'll see what I can organize with PDQ and the Tuschicks. If we can pull something this off with the PDQ 41, perhaps we could sea trial and report on other power cats, too. --Georgs -- Georgs Kolesnikovs Power Catamaran World launches in January 2007 http://www.powercatamaranworld.com

please take me off your email list ----- Original Message ----- From: <HClews@aol.com> To: <power-catamaran@lists.samurai.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 11:12 PM Subject: [PCW] PDQ 41 pics & performance info > PDQ has just posted some pretty pics of their new Powercat 41 making her > way > south from Canada to the Chesapeake - headed for her formal debut at the > Stuart (Florida) Trawlerfest in January. The new photos can be seen at: > http://pdqyachts.com/power/41Journey/index.htm. They have also posted > some very > sharp virtual tours of the 41's saloon, galley and master cabin > (http://pdqyachts.com/power/41galleryPan.htm). There is also page > (http://pdqyachts.com/power/pdf/PDQ41triplog.pdf) showing performance on > hull #1. Apparently she's > comfortable cruising at 18 knots at 3000 rpm with a fuel burn of about 10 > gal/hr > - and she has a top speed of over 24 knots. > You got to hand it to these folks, their online documentation is > unsurpassed. > > I gotta say, looking at all those photos of the 41, the 34 is starting to > look a bit like the little teenage sister! The 41 has a brawny, grown-up > look. > I could get used to it - pretty quickly! > > Henry Clews > PDQ 34 #87 Sno' Dog > www.geocities.com/snodoglog > _______________________________________________ > Power-Catamaran Mailing List