For that, I use certain music that seems to repel boarders fairly effectively.No sound cannon?
My battery banks and solar would be taxed enough as it is with the Phalanx.
If you could change one thing about your boat
- Thread starter Phil Herring
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My battery banks and solar would be taxed enough as it is with the Phalanx.
Doors that are 2 inch wider, and a place to mount a cannon to shoot at power boats>
Sounds like advice a good counselor would give.
I think we can all agree that everyone needs a good phalanxing now and then.
As far as impractical, I want an underwater window to watch the dolphins and look at my keel. I would also like one of those diver's hatches to enter and exit the water from below deck. As far as the one thing, I think the window and it can't produce more drag on the hull, either. It is hard to resist the phalanx, though.
-Will (Dragonfly)
As far as impractical, I want an underwater window to watch the dolphins and look at my keel. I would also like one of those diver's hatches to enter and exit the water from below deck. As far as the one thing, I think the window and it can't produce more drag on the hull, either. It is hard to resist the phalanx, though.
-Will (Dragonfly)
I second Will Gilmore's idea of an underwater window. How cool is that? But meanwhile, I like to lounge on my settees, yet they are really too narrow to be comfortable. So I'd like to change that. Also, a few more inches of cockpit space around the helm so I don't have to climb to walk forward. That's about it!
Maybe if it was built like the Tardis so it's bigger on the inside than on the outside.
Come on, seriously. Genies are only so powerful. There are limits to the fantasy, but I like the way you think.
-Will (Dragonfly)
I’d move the cockpit to the center and reclaim the headroom in our otherwise spacious aft cabin. Then we could sleep there rather than in the v-berth. And while I’m at it, I’d put a proper swim platform on our 1989 C36 MKI. This is the dream. In reality, we absolutely love her.
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I've got the perfect boat, but ... I wish that the interior was designed around a sailing couple, rather than what some designer thought it would need. I've got an aft cabin that stores our stuff, and the center saloon is too wide to walk across when healed over. Perhaps one day I'll take a skill saw to it, and put in more rails, but that would kill the resale on her.
