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ocuyler 11-12-2004 10:44 PM

NorthRip
 
http://3dvirtualmarine.com/IMAGES/PO...sunset-300.jpg
http://www.northrip.net/images2/nrsplash/35.jpg

www.northrip.net

Mark 11-12-2004 10:54 PM

Re: NorthRip
 
Nice looking boat, really like all that flare.

Tell the model to drive the boat and quit looking at the camera though.

RS 11-13-2004 12:31 AM

Re: NorthRip
 
Initially looks nice, but after looking a bit it seems to have a number of contradictions. Bow flair looks great to deflect water in nasty conditions, but blunt entry will be like driving a battering ram through a close chop. Likewise, the open transom will let in a lot of water if it really does fish the North Rip on a moon tide and the lack of grab rails will make short work of the dark [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] plexi windscreen in anything but a calm sea.

Ed 11-13-2004 12:26 PM

Re: NorthRip
 
Aye caramba....that guy stole my idea! Ever since this site started i wanted to build a 23' C/C based loosely on a Seacraft but adding more bow flare and then combining it with a traditional downeast "tumble home" stern.

Boat looks nice...but I would have liked to have a deeper v hull.

Great brand name too.

-Ed-

RS 11-13-2004 02:57 PM

Re: NorthRip
 
After looking at the specs on the web site, I take back what I said about the transom. Looks like there is provision for a gate or board to close the transom.

Bigshrimpin 11-13-2004 05:23 PM

Re: NorthRip
 
Just looking at the pics on his site . . . this hull does not appear to be a variable deadrise hull.

http://www.northrip.net/images2/nrsplash/34.jpg

http://www.northrip.net/images2/nrsplash/7a.jpg

http://www.northrip.net/images2/nrsplash/4.jpg


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