Need to buy a dinghy - Have you heard of Delphinus or Saturn? - SeaKnots2024-03-29T05:17:33Zhttp://seaknots.ning.com/forum/topics/900123:Topic:30044?commentId=900123%3AComment%3A31052&feed=yes&xn_auth=noWould love to see pics!
Bob…tag:seaknots.ning.com,2008-08-27:900123:Comment:312032008-08-27T15:42:08.177ZCAN DRAChttp://seaknots.ning.com/profile/CANDRAC
Would love to see pics!<br />
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<cite>Bob & Connie said:</cite><blockquote cite="http://seaknots.ning.com/forum/topic/show?id=900123%3ATopic%3A30044&page=1&commentId=900123%3AComment%3A31199&x=1#900123Comment31199"><div>Don't know if this might interest you, but I built a folding dingy and love it.<br></br>Will hold 2 people and rows like a champ.<br></br>Can use up to 5hp, but I like quite.<br></br>Stable enough to stand in, and I used clear, so I can see down to the bottom of the water (if water…</div>
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Would love to see pics!<br />
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<cite>Bob & Connie said:</cite><blockquote cite="http://seaknots.ning.com/forum/topic/show?id=900123%3ATopic%3A30044&page=1&commentId=900123%3AComment%3A31199&x=1#900123Comment31199"><div>Don't know if this might interest you, but I built a folding dingy and love it.<br/>Will hold 2 people and rows like a champ.<br/>Can use up to 5hp, but I like quite.<br/>Stable enough to stand in, and I used clear, so I can see down to the bottom of the water (if water is clear).<br/>Light (supposed to be around 24pds, but I ended up 50pds).<br/>Still nice and easy to carry and stow away.<br/>If you would like pictures just let me know.</div>
</blockquote> Don't know if this might inte…tag:seaknots.ning.com,2008-08-27:900123:Comment:311992008-08-27T15:37:51.344ZBob & Conniehttp://seaknots.ning.com/profile/BobConnie
Don't know if this might interest you, but I built a folding dingy and love it.<br />
Will hold 2 people and rows like a champ.<br />
Can use up to 5hp, but I like quite.<br />
Stable enough to stand in, and I used clear, so I can see down to the bottom of the water (if water is clear).<br />
Light (supposed to be around 24pds, but I ended up 50pds).<br />
Still nice and easy to carry and stow away.<br />
If you would like pictures just let me know.
Don't know if this might interest you, but I built a folding dingy and love it.<br />
Will hold 2 people and rows like a champ.<br />
Can use up to 5hp, but I like quite.<br />
Stable enough to stand in, and I used clear, so I can see down to the bottom of the water (if water is clear).<br />
Light (supposed to be around 24pds, but I ended up 50pds).<br />
Still nice and easy to carry and stow away.<br />
If you would like pictures just let me know. We are still doing some resea…tag:seaknots.ning.com,2008-08-25:900123:Comment:310522008-08-25T23:53:27.166ZAndreahttp://seaknots.ning.com/profile/andreadrac
We are still doing some research. With boat show season upon us, I would like to see what I am buying - and get a great deal. We'll see. Then when that's done, we need to name it! lol<br />
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<cite>CommodoreSwab said:</cite><blockquote cite="http://seaknots.ning.com/forum/topic/show?id=900123%3ATopic%3A30044#900123Comment31010"><div>Did you ever make a decision? I have been looking at both of them with interest (Im not in the market for at least a year) but after talking with a friend of mine with a…</div>
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We are still doing some research. With boat show season upon us, I would like to see what I am buying - and get a great deal. We'll see. Then when that's done, we need to name it! lol<br />
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<cite>CommodoreSwab said:</cite><blockquote cite="http://seaknots.ning.com/forum/topic/show?id=900123%3ATopic%3A30044#900123Comment31010"><div>Did you ever make a decision? I have been looking at both of them with interest (Im not in the market for at least a year) but after talking with a friend of mine with a Hypalon dink and the problems he has had with minor repair PVC seems to be a better option</div>
</blockquote> Did you ever make a decision?…tag:seaknots.ning.com,2008-08-25:900123:Comment:310102008-08-25T01:35:31.405ZCommodoreSwabhttp://seaknots.ning.com/profile/CommodoreSwab
Did you ever make a decision? I have been looking at both of them with interest (Im not in the market for at least a year) but after talking with a friend of mine with a Hypalon dink and the problems he has had with minor repair PVC seems to be a better option
Did you ever make a decision? I have been looking at both of them with interest (Im not in the market for at least a year) but after talking with a friend of mine with a Hypalon dink and the problems he has had with minor repair PVC seems to be a better option Both models are PVCtag:seaknots.ning.com,2008-08-17:900123:Comment:300652008-08-17T02:25:12.787ZCommodoreSwabhttp://seaknots.ning.com/profile/CommodoreSwab
Both models are PVC
Both models are PVC Are you looking at Hypalon or…tag:seaknots.ning.com,2008-08-16:900123:Comment:300502008-08-16T18:31:45.619ZAriahttp://seaknots.ning.com/profile/Aria
Are you looking at Hypalon or PVC material? The former is more expensive, but longer lasting. Also, your intended use and how you will transport (towing, davits, on deck) will have a bearing on what dinghy to choose.<br />
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I know if I buy a new dinghy, I intend to get a Rigid Inflatable with a good sized motor.
Are you looking at Hypalon or PVC material? The former is more expensive, but longer lasting. Also, your intended use and how you will transport (towing, davits, on deck) will have a bearing on what dinghy to choose.<br />
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I know if I buy a new dinghy, I intend to get a Rigid Inflatable with a good sized motor.