Rob Denney,
Innovative multihull designer and self confessed tinkerer has launched the prototype of his Bucket List 40' racing proa design. The prototype has a number of innovations such as a telescoping rig a self righting system is in the works and also a "fuse" for the mainsheet that dumps power to prevent capsize. The boat can be demounted into a 40' container for worldwide shipping along with three other sisterships allowing an instant one design division to be created at any event you may be interested in attending. Initial base pricing seems to be somewhere around the 50kUSD mark.
More details can be found on Rob's Bucket List proa build blog which you can find here:
http://harryproa.com/?p=424#more-424
Still plenty of issues to be sorted out in the shake down phase but a short video of the first test sail is here:
https://www.facebook.com/Harryproa/videos/vb.1635980886634440/1929006950665164/?type=2&theater
And a photo of the prototype at the pontoon:
Trimaran project is intended to showcase multihull news with a focus on racing, build projects, launchings, interesting ideas past and present and also updates on my own trimaran projects. Lots of content and updates to come so keep checking back.
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Wednesday, 15 March 2017
Wednesday, 15 April 2015
New Harryproa website launched
Rob Denney's Harryproa website is active again and includes updates on current projects including the demountable and container transportable racing proa "Bucket List".
http://harryproa.com/
http://harryproa.com/
Sunday, 29 June 2014
Construction blog of a Russell Brown/Paul Bieker designed proa
Lately I've been enjoying following a very detailed blog by Jak on the construction of his Russ Brown/Bieker designed proa. Thanks to the excellent Proafile for this link:
http://proa32.blogspot.com.au/
http://proa32.blogspot.com.au/
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