John shuttleworth Tek-35

[mattyc]

On the hard at Front St. in Belfast ME.

[chem]

Originally Posted by smj

Did you get a response from the owner of the 1992 Tek 35 in North Carolina?

no response

[chem]

we did eventually talk.

I think what I really want is a bridgedeck shuttle 31, or the ocean cheetah 37 have any of you seen one?

[Tupaia]

Originally Posted by chem

we did eventually talk.

I think what I really want is a bridgedeck shuttle 31, or the ocean cheetah 37 have any of you seen one?

Pretty sure only 1 Ocean Cheetah 37 was built, very nice boat.

[chem]

Originally Posted by Tupaia

Pretty sure only 1 Ocean Cheetah 37 was built, very nice boat.

yea right and not to many bridgedeck 31's either! i have great taste...

well i have a project that needs a climate-controlled bridge deck and a fast boat.

[Tupaia]

Originally Posted by chem

yea right and not to many bridgedeck 31's either! i have great taste...

well i have a project that needs a climate-controlled bridge deck and a fast boat.

Fast means light, climate control usually means heavy, not sure a boat this size will work.

[chem]

special low power AC fits in the bridgedeck, beam is wide enough for a lot of lighter solar.

not 24.7 climate control tho, just shooting for better nights and lower moisture in one area.

one of the new Tek owners here, has something similar set up, its pretty amazing how much solar he has, and the rest of his set up is really nice too, unsure if he is doing the ac.

Mabru makes the best ac that i know of, and "Emily & Clark's Adventure" has another solution.

To make it all work there would have to be some specific redesigns to the areas in the bridge deck but I think its doable as long as the weight is kept down in other areas.

[Peter J]

Hi do you still have the molds?

Thanks

[Tupaia]

Originally Posted by Peter J

Hi do you still have the molds?

Thanks

I believe the molds still exist in Scotland. PM me.

[cbruce]

Originally Posted by Peter J

Hi do you still have the molds?

Thanks

Yes I do