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OFF TOPIC => WORLD NEWS => Technology => Topic started by: eye30 on April 03, 2015, 12:49:17
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Grandad Peter Thurston has combined his love of camping and sailing - by creating the ‘catamavan’.
The 80-year-old came up with his quirky invention because he could not afford a cabin cruiser.
:link: Pensioner builds amazing floating caravan that has to be seen to be believed - BT (http://home.bt.com/lifestyle/motoring/motoring-news/pensioner-builds-amazing-floating-caravan-that-has-to-be-seen-to-be-believed-11363972804435)
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What a pile of cack :lol:
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I don't see what is so amazing :undecided: it's an old caravan stuck on a pontoon :whistler:
If he could expand on that "amazing" build of his with some vertical features called "partition walls" :wink: he'd have a house boat :D
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I don't see what is so amazing :undecided: it's an old caravan stuck on a pontoon :whistler:
If he could expand on that "amazing" build of his with some vertical features called "partition walls" :wink: he'd have a house boat :D
:whsaid: He won't make 81 if he gets caught in a storm! :whistler:
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Shame they didn't post up some better photos as it would be interesting to see how much wider the "cat" is compared to the caravan... :neutral:
As most of the weight of a caravan is low, you'd think it would be reasonably stable... :undecided:
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Catamarans are stable in calm waters, but absolutely terrible in larger sea states. They don't ride very well with larger seas.
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Catamarans are stable in calm waters, but absolutely terrible in larger sea states. They don't ride very well with larger seas.
Yeah, could be catastrophic! :whistler:
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Catamarans are stable in calm waters, but absolutely terrible in larger sea states. They don't ride very well with larger seas.
Probably why they discontinued the "SeaCat" service between Victoria & Tassie....