Re: headroom
Supermouse. Sky high, or a 21" large booby hatch - after Cartoon #1 -
way aft? (seehttp://hallman.org/sbj/25/- pro & con at 04a.gif)
Graeme
way aft? (seehttp://hallman.org/sbj/25/- pro & con at 04a.gif)
Graeme
--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, "chalcid_1" <chalcid_1@y...> wrote:
> Here's a question for those of you with encyclopedic knowledge of
> Bolger's designs: what is the *smallest* one of his designs that has
a
> cabin with at least 6'5" headroom (even if it's just under a hatch).
> I know it's a rather vague question but still I'm interested in any
> suggestions.
> Any idea what happened to whalewatcher.The design was superseded by the William D. Jochems schooner, about
which PCB&F have rather a lot to say in their video....
--
Susan Davis <futabachan@...>
Any idea what happened to whalewatcher.I think that it
was part built but the guy who commissioned it died
prematurely.Would it have been capable of short sea
passages
Cheers
Andy Airey
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Seems to me the fellow who commisioned Whalewatcher
was 6'9". That's
a sailer. Retriever is a 22' power cruiser in his
MicroTrawler
boxkeel series. It was also designed with tall people
in mind but no
specific height is given.
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was part built but the guy who commissioned it died
prematurely.Would it have been capable of short sea
passages
Cheers
Andy Airey
--- donschultz8275 <donschultz@...> wrote:
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Seems to me the fellow who commisioned Whalewatcher
was 6'9". That's
a sailer. Retriever is a 22' power cruiser in his
MicroTrawler
boxkeel series. It was also designed with tall people
in mind but no
specific height is given.
--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, "eric green"
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> Or even worse, a 6'8" man. I am afraid I am simplyout of luck.
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Seems to me the fellow who commisioned Whalewatcher was 6'9". That's
a sailer. Retriever is a 22' power cruiser in his MicroTrawler
boxkeel series. It was also designed with tall people in mind but no
specific height is given.
a sailer. Retriever is a 22' power cruiser in his MicroTrawler
boxkeel series. It was also designed with tall people in mind but no
specific height is given.
--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, "eric green" <ericgreen@A...> wrote:
> Or even worse, a 6'8" man. I am afraid I am simply out of luck.
>
On 9/25/05, chalcid_1 <chalcid_1@...> wrote:
head cocked to the side, which is plenty good enough to stand
up to pull up my drawers. At other times, I stand with my
head out the open hatch.
I think it wioud be an easy matter to make the Micro Navigator
with a 10" higher crown in the cabin roof so that you could have
a two squire foot spot with standing headroom. Already, the
foot of the berths, [the way I built them at least], is flush with
the tops of the 'dressers' so you would have footroom.
> Here's a question for those of you with encyclopedic knowledge ofI am 6'0" and can stand in my Micro Navigator, albeit, with my
> Bolger's designs: what is the *smallest* one of his designs that has a
> cabin with at least 6'5" headroom (even if it's just under a hatch).
head cocked to the side, which is plenty good enough to stand
up to pull up my drawers. At other times, I stand with my
head out the open hatch.
I think it wioud be an easy matter to make the Micro Navigator
with a 10" higher crown in the cabin roof so that you could have
a two squire foot spot with standing headroom. Already, the
foot of the berths, [the way I built them at least], is flush with
the tops of the 'dressers' so you would have footroom.
I haven't measured it, but Jessie Cooper must come close. If not, it would be pretty easy to raise the house a few inches, by the looks of it.
Bill
Bill
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Here's a question for those of you with encyclopedic knowledge of
Bolger's designs: what is the *smallest* one of his designs that has a
cabin with at least 6'5" headroom (even if it's just under a hatch).
I know it's a rather vague question but still I'm interested in any
suggestions.
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Not really. Birdwatcher has unlimited headroom.... :)
Rick
eric green <ericgreen@...> wrote:
Or even worse, a 68 man. I am afraid I am simply out of luck.
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Rick
eric green <ericgreen@...> wrote:
Or even worse, a 68 man. I am afraid I am simply out of luck.
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Or even worse, a 6�8� man. I am afraid I am simply out of luck.
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Bigger question: what about a boat with berths long enough for a 6'5" dude?
The 29' Whalewatcher was designed for a tall man, or so I heard. Dunno about
the smallest.
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Bigger question: what about a boat with berths long enough for a 6'5" dude?
The 29' Whalewatcher was designed for a tall man, or so I heard. Dunno about
the smallest.
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| I know it's a rather vague question but still I'm interested in any
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Bigger question: what about a boat with berths long enough for a 6'5" dude?
The 29' Whalewatcher was designed for a tall man, or so I heard. Dunno about
the smallest.
The 29' Whalewatcher was designed for a tall man, or so I heard. Dunno about
the smallest.
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From: "chalcid_1" <chalcid_1@...>
To: <bolger@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2005 8:03 PM
Subject: [bolger] headroom
| Here's a question for those of you with encyclopedic knowledge of
| Bolger's designs: what is the *smallest* one of his designs that has a
| cabin with at least 6'5" headroom (even if it's just under a hatch).
| I know it's a rather vague question but still I'm interested in any
| suggestions.
|
|
|
|
|
| Bolger rules!!!
| - no cursing, flaming, trolling, spamming, or flogging dead horses
| - stay on topic, stay on thread, punctuate, no 'Ed, thanks, Fred' posts
| - Pls add your comments at the TOP, SIGN your posts, and snip away
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Here's a question for those of you with encyclopedic knowledge of
Bolger's designs: what is the *smallest* one of his designs that has a
cabin with at least 6'5" headroom (even if it's just under a hatch).
I know it's a rather vague question but still I'm interested in any
suggestions.
Bolger's designs: what is the *smallest* one of his designs that has a
cabin with at least 6'5" headroom (even if it's just under a hatch).
I know it's a rather vague question but still I'm interested in any
suggestions.