Aquarius Sail Owners

I have heard you need to be careful mixing carbon fiber with fiberglass because they stretch differently under stress. That can lead to separation, especially when there is foam in between them. I had the same bulkhead separation issues with mine but as you can see from my restoration I cut holes fo...

Can't wait to see it in action!

Thanks Bill. I agree post some pictures if available. Sounds like a fun race.

You can always put an extra layer of fiberglass on the forward hull to beef it up a little.

Looks like a a little seaweed wrapped around the daggerboard.

Very nice! Starting to make me a little jealous.

Very nice! Starting to make me a little jealous.

I don't know but from where I sit (Hawaii), most people don't even know Supercat turned into ARC or that they are still in business. Maybe if there was a little more advertising in Catamaran Sailor or something it might sell a few more. Is Tom interested in making the business bigger? Rich, What are...

Well I did paddle for 8 miles between Oahu and Molokai one night when the winds died. Would have been nice to have had a engine at the time.

I was looking at the Torqeedo website but couldn't find the engine that Matt shows in the picture. What ball park price do they go for?

Kevin

Dang Matt…... you guys make the nicest looking things! Here are some pictures of what we have been supplying recently. These mounts are on the 22 and would work great on a 20 also. They are designed to be used with the Torqueedo electric motor, they do not raise and lower as it is not necessary with...

That's 280 pounds of water that needs to be moved! out of the way !!!!!

Yeah, I have to weigh mine sometime too. Doubt it's close to the original either.

Bill, I understand time is of essence when racing. However I would have thought that it would be quicker to pull out a sea anchor, attach it, right it and then retrieve the sea anchor rather than having to climb up, release the extender, throw the rope over, right it, then reconfiguring the stay ext...

Bill,

I am wondering why they did n't use your technique(sea anchor, stepping on the mainsheet) of righting the boat?

Kevin

Mac, It's not that hard. I wrote this in my post: "After getting that finished I put a 1/4" by 1/2" piece of aluminum bar inside of the rear beam and drilled holes to mount the solid traveler track. I used a transfer punch to locate the holes exactly, drilled through with the correct tap drill and p...