You can have both..?
This is great news, nobody has to consider any tax raises on fuel, as the prices will self regulate, and for the AGW-alarmists, the feared CO2...
Perhaps you remember that I posted a concept to be built near you last year. It never happened, but instead of lining my computer I can post some...
I am not sure if this thread is still about this Azimut or cored boats in general, but may I add that the first cored hull I was involved in...
Hi Matt, the best you can do right now is to use the search-function here above! A lot has been posted on this subject, also just recently.
Do you mean that cored hulls are inferior or cheaper than solid hulls or that smart people like to burn 50 percent more fuel while making more wake?
If you wait just a few years you will find that almost all GRP boats will be built this way. It is also finding it´s way into cars and planes...:)...
We have seen some of this ship before here at YachtForums;...
The main idea with building cored boats is to get them light and strong. The hull is designed to go fast at a certain weight and burn much less...
Never ever heard of that kind of service. You will get a hand to take the lines and perhaps with mooring lines, that´s all.
I am pretty sure you will need a license all over Europe for this size of boat. When it comes to captain and crew, the fact that you are asking...
Perhaps he is aware of that keeping the boat without getting ruined requires an equal amount to the purchase price. At least this is what I...
Just bring the drawings and almost any shipyard could build it for you.
It is simple: Desire.
This is how it can look like; http://www.diabgroup.com/aao/a_literature/a_pdf_files/bul_pdf/finishing.pdf
The checkered pattern is from the grooves in the foam core, where the resin is spread through the infusion.
The foam is the core.
The thickness is not a problem in itself, but perhaps the infusion has not been good enough. I would also expect solid GRP in the area of struts...
You can find this kind of toy storage on boats from 50-60 feet and upwards...
Not a cent.;)
