Yes. Domestic sized frigde on such a little boat is insane!

Agreed, there is a world of difference in meaning between "cheap" and "least expensive." Cheap can mean multiple things beside less expensive, as I'm sure you also thinking about poor quality. The term "less expensive" can on mean one thing.

Oh, go fly a kite. Everyone knew what they meant

@@opinionmatters7119So I guess Tonya’s opinion doesn’t matter. Practice what you preach!

Hey, he’s just a ‘Glass half full … of Dom Perignon’ kind of guy

@@opinionmatters7119 I didn't. I was hoping by "cheapest" that I might actually be able to afford one. Reality: Not even close

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finally someone gets it

Good point

I could use less cabinet pictures.

I sailed a 20 foot schooner from Charleston South Carolina to Portsmouth UK no problem

It is strange. From what I understand, many people have bought.. but there is not even a single opinion on the Internet or a video.

The smaller the boat, the more horsy it gets.

All cats hobby horse. There's an analysis out there using math to compare wave form to boat length. Moving weight to the center lessens the effect.

Hobby horsing is something that monohaulers love to point out, but guarantied at anchorage on a cat is calm relaxing and a monohull is rocking back and forth 30 degrees each way all night, hobby horsing might not seem so bad

the whole yacht wieghts like.. 35 kilograms.. it's enough :P

um just go buy a powerboat? Power cats will have more space btw as theyre designed for that

Take your time to learn to sail first. Go on a few trips and figure out if your expectations match the reality of sailing. For most people it turns out to be completely different experience than what they’ve expected. Insure yourself you don’t have any regrets prior to blowing $300K.

the boat comes with the minimum pack of sails, minimum electronic, a survival raft boat, and the less powerful engines. With that, you are good to go, people have crossed oceans with much much less. It's safe enough, tough enough. You won't be at your max without Spinaker and so on, but you can buy them later. The problem is more your ability to sail : courses are not expensive, try a first a 5 hundred bucks 5 day course of sailing to see, you can fall in love or be disgusted. if you love it, you will learn really quickly.

No. Dont do this. Buy a used cat. You'll end up "house poor" as in "i have a beautiful house but live on rice and beans ". Just putting it into a slip will cost $100 - 200 a day. IF you rent a slip monthly or yearly youre talking Probably 800 to $2000 a month. Probably Hella more in hawaii if you can even find a slip. Maintenance a few thousand a year. If you want to leave the harbor for more than a couple days you'll need to equip it.. sails, watermaker, anchor upgrade, electronics etc. Basically it will eat you alive unless you have a nice income coming in. You could probably afford to do this if you have 60k a year coming in and no other substantial bills. I love this cat's ergonomics but you can buy something used that is similar for half what it costs and have the 150-200 k left to outfit it and invest the rest.

I'm seriously in the market, you can't find a decent used cat around 40 feet for under 375k.

Great advice, it's not rainbows and unicorns, probabily the one bad decision you will ever make with great outcomes

it's a cat. what were you expecting 4" portholes and for it to be covered in teak?

@@charlesreid9337 No asshat, I’ve been onboard cats that I loved. I didn’t like what I saw here is all. Is that ok?

It's in tunisia

The states don’t have much of a boat industry. We can thank our government for killing the boat building. If you wish for a new mono or a cat it’s best to go to France or other parts of the world.

For most of the time, those kind of things are optional.

@@CatamaranChannel And yet, few people would be comfortable to leave the land without them. :)

@@ruslankadylak2999so, most boats these days are sold without them but the companies certainly give option to include it in the built. However it would be way cheaper to get what you want like hydroelectric, or wind turbine or solar or all of the above.

@@ruslankadylak2999 Costal cruising?

@@carlose6010 Yep. Or install missing hardware before crossing the ocean.

this happens w most boats

Its to small and i don't think many people are interested in it.

@@CatamaranChannel Agree it's a different niche. I googled the boats, and they look great to me as fun daysailers.

Why is that? Newbie here and have no idea why the U shaped ones are better? Thank you.

@@ke2delight the U shape hold a higher water line. The L type can allow water back into the engine easier.

Yes it is.

Mira el video hasta el final!!

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Its a weight thing to. You can't use for example oak, it's way to heavy.

90% of catamarans are made in France. This one in Tunisia, so in any case you have to make a trip to go over there or pay people to bring it to you. If you want the boat close to you, otherwise you could park it in any marina you like, close to where its build.

You sure? I think their is a seller in Norfolk, VA. Of course you are going to end up paying 200 grand more by the time its delivered and they stack on a bunch of "options" like a water maker, ect.

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Maybe watch the video and by that support the channel so we can make more videos. The price is right there.

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