Too tame - Scat 27?

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Mark Prouty
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Too tame - Scat 27?

Post by Mark Prouty »

Too tame Scat -27?

LOA - 26.9'
Beam 8.2'
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Post by Duane Dunn, Allegro »

Found one other picture of a model. A Mac with style. I like how they advertise Russsian ideas, Dutch quality, Italian design. Like the deck angle for visibility when nose high under power and the high forward steering position. Cool cockpit. Where so I get one?
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Post by Frank C »

Duane,
That boat either has very, very skinny cockpit seats, or a beam that's much wider than 8.5 feet. Agree, the modle is a very nice looking mockup. The Scat website says they're building in aluminum and steel. Hmmmm - wonder what that puppy would weigh?
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Post by deacm »

Gee, I wonder if they'll take an Odin 820 in trade LOL !!! I am having trouble imagining how that hull shape would sail. It looks like it would be a GREAT hull form for powerboating. Then again, it almost looks like a catamarran. This will be interesting to watch.
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Post by Dimitri-2000X-Tampa »

FINALLY....a worthy upgrade path from a Mac26X (this is what I want to sail to Hawaii on!):
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Check it out... http://www.powersail.co.nz/index.html
Of course, they forgot to list the price, guess if you have to ask, you can't afford it.
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Jack O'Brien
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Powersail 20m

Post by Jack O'Brien »

Pshaw! Nuttin but a big 26X wid a cupple extras - like the odor remover in the "en suite" bowl. :o

Maybe if all of us here sold all of our boats and got one of these we could time-share it and sail off to Nirvanna. :idea:
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Post by Tom Root »

Dimitri,
Yowser, I have been saving my pennies for a Mac 65.....this thing blows just about any Yacht I've ever seen out of the water! I'd sure like to ogle it if one ever hits the market here though! Gotta be a couple of mil for that puppy for sure, but talk about lux, I am sure if they can get it off the board, and on the water, it will sell! It can be sailed with a crew of 2!!! A bit over 4' draft, man, I can't stop looking at the features.

But then again it is designed only...now let's see one built!
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Tony D-26X_SusieQ
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Post by Tony D-26X_SusieQ »

When are they going to start taking orders on that thing? Can you tow it behind a Taurus?
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Powersail 20M

Post by Erik Hardtle »

The picture of the big Powersail 20m is priced at... (hold your breath)

3 Million

I emailed them for a price... curoisity got the best of me...

I think I'm a little short on cash.... here is the email I received from them...
Thank you for your enquiry regarding the Powersail 20m.

Please accept my apologies for the delay in answering your enquiry. I have
been unable to respond due to illness.

Attached are the summary specifications, which I trust will provide you
with the details you require.

The price for the Powersail 20m, is approximately US$3.0 Million This
price is based on current rates of exchange and the final price would be
subject to exchange rates ruling at time of order.

Construction time would be approximately 18 months from commencement.

New Zealand boat builders have earned an international reputation for
outstanding quality and the ability to deliver on time and on budget. We
can guarantee you a finished product of the highest international standard.

Are you looking for a boat like the Powersail 20m right now or is your
interest more general. If so an idea of your timing requirements, cruising
plan and a short list apart from the Powersail 20m would be helpful.

Please do not hesitate to contact me if we can be of any further assistance.

Kind regards

Chris Redding
Director
Powersail NZ Limited
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Post by Duane Dunn, Allegro »

Wait, don't place that order, Mr Guest can have it built for you cheaper than a Mac.
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Post by Mark Prouty »

Erik,

Thanks for looking that up. I got to get one to put on top of my next powerboat.

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Or would that be considered conspicous consumption?
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