MacGregor rates "Above average seaworthyness"

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MacGregor rates "Above average seaworthyness"

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I scored the MacGregor 26M on this website's "Seaworthiness Quiz" and it came to 173--"Above average Seaworthiness".

http://smallcraftadvisor.com/content/se ... st-002.htm
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129 "recommend for sheltered waters" and I gave myself a 20 8)

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180. Some of these questions are your boat specific, such as equipment on board sails, ect ect. The only thing I found funny was the motor type. I don't think a typical Ob on a sailboat is 70 hp :P Should have got extra points
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I scored a 158 for my :macm: and experience. Above average overall.
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Came up with 127 as a bare minimum assuming that someone won't leave the dock without an outboard, and all required safety equipment with factory sails no furler with 0 xp points.
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167 feeling pretty good
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I received 140 points - I've never reefed - I need to bring myself up to speed on that. 8)
mastreb wrote:I scored the MacGregor 26M on this website's "Seaworthiness Quiz" and it came to 173--"Above average Seaworthiness".

http://smallcraftadvisor.com/content/se ... st-002.htm
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dlandersson wrote:I've never reefed...
I once had dinner with Timothy Leary and afterwards we reefed.


(true story, and probably explains a lot...)
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LOL

I found this article interesting for comparison.http://kobernus.com/hunter260/specs/specs.html
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Lets post this on SA for feedback...

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168 with very vag ?
Like a do little questionare that says nothing and produces nothing.
All fun and games.
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mastreb wrote:I scored the MacGregor 26M on this website's "Seaworthiness Quiz" and it came to 173--"Above average Seaworthiness".

http://smallcraftadvisor.com/content/se ... st-002.htm
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168 with very vag ?
Hmmm? I know the quiz is a little weak, but language please lol :D :D
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Scored 181 on '76 Venture 25.
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145 here. I chose medium experience. I won't be thoroughly familiar with the boat for years.
Lost a few points due to below average construction...for offshore work. No good vhf radio.
No 2nd reef point.
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122 for my :macx: . What is the displacement for a :macx: ?
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