Coastal Classic on F40, we found that wave jumping like this doing between 20 and 25 knots is an easy way to break important things like the back beam, it all got a bit wobbly then!
Yeah I know I've posted this before but it has a purpose,
The tie rods underneath are the primary load bearing part on F40, as was learnt by the Danish owners - when one of them breaks this is what happens...
here you go Freeeeeeeeeeeeedom, some Voom build pics. As you can see it was in a bit of a state when I got hold of it.
Cockpits and cabin tops all had plywood cancer and had to go
All the bulkheads and bunk tops had to go too
which made it easy to cut the front off, reshape and squeeze the bow together.
once that was taped up new bulkheads and bunk top to match the new bow sections were made
Looks like an issue with some of the pics there IT,
That trimaran looks like Red Alert, a Richard Edlin design about 10m.
And while I am here, this is Pulse in full cruise mode - both screecher and stereo deployed.