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This is an older thread, I wonder if anyone has an update on this?

The only one I can find is this old PHRF from 2001:

Dave Harris, Concerto in Sea
PDQ-32 (No Spinnaker), PHRF 231

Anyone with a PDQ 32 with a PHRF rating, or know of one?

amytom wrote:For the lacing rope I bought 5/16" sta-set. found it at the WM bargain center for $0.24 / foot.

Mine is also a 32' (32-007). What is the length of rope you bought for crossbar and middle section?

This is a follow-up to my last post. I got the trampolines made at Sunrise, they were about 3 days late (not bad considering I ordered in February and they told me May 10!). They look great, I hope they fit, I'm going to put them on tomorrow. I'll probably use the same lines as I used on the old one...

Leaving Chicago tomorrow. Going to be sailing out of Marathon for 4 days/3 nights, not sure where we will be headed. Anyone in the area want to meet for a drink, drop me an email.

Here is the link to the product you are talking about:

Link: http://www.propspeed.com

Did you have to use their PropPrep and EtchPrimer product before you applied the ClearCoat?

We will be chartering - a keelboat - out of Marathon for 3 days/night on January 27-30. Any recommendations on where to go?

Any owners down there want to meet up?

It is such a quick trip because we are squeezing in a few free days before a conference in Miami?

I agree, thanks Sam.

As the one who originally set up the board and then transfered the info from the "old" board two years ago, I am glad to see this up and running again.

- Kevin

Well, the stitching on Phenix's trampoline came undone on one side, so something had to be done. Then I remembered that when I bought Phenix in 1999, the owner gave me a set of trampolines that were used one year. So I took the 12yo trampolines off and put on the spares. By myself, a "fun"...

The trampolines on Phenix (32-007) are on their last legs so I saw this thread and called: Sunrise Yacht Products. Pinellas Park, FL Phone 727-526-9288 http://www.multihullnets.com I spoke to them and they described some options that would work for me, I also have a message into Salwa at PDQ and als...

------------ On the website, it looks like the ones with D-cell battery ignition are $299 and the ones with the automatic ignition is $499. Link: http://www.excelonlinestore.com/servlet/the-%281%29-GAS-Appliances/Categories I need to look into the $300 tax credit - that would make the cheaper ones f...

Catrina wrote:Yes, for Catrina it was US gallons,both engines running. or would be .85 gallons (US) per hour per engine.

This is similar to what I found. Also, reduction down to 3/4 throttle is a significant gas saver, as well as using a single engine.

--- I have Phenix, PDQ 32 hull #7. She is a 1995. She has never been in salt water, engines have less than 1000 hours and the carbs and such were rebuilt over the winter. Running like new. A/C, radar and dutchman have been added. Main is 5-year old cruise-lamb in good shape. I also have a larger gen...

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You're right, I don't think the anchor will set well using this method.


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Marc Gershel wrote: Now I feel so good about fixing everything, I can't wait for something else to break.

How come I get this feeling all the time?


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View of Chicago from Phenix, April 18, 2006


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