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Hi ZX There is a lot of detail in the Voyager 122 plans regarding the mast and mast steps. For our Voyager build, however, we did decide to go with a traditional center mast. This required a fairly

I have read three study plans (from 860 to 122 cat). Still can't make a choice. My question is for Bernd or anyone would own building plans of any of his designs. How much detail are there regarding

Hi Bernd , to late for the sloop rig , I already have all the carbon For the masts and ?I had sails Made (Rolly Tasker ) plus biplane rig like that is what attracted me to that ?boat . The

Hi Tiago I have problems with my mobile phone. Cn you please load self some of your photos. Even when it is hot there Have fun Cheers Bernd

Hi Bernd I made some drawings (not exactly precise) but you can see the way I want to make the connecting beams and all the wheelhouse. I also made the new line behind the boat the shape of the

In fact, I proposed to the customer the DUO 900 for me it is the fastest boat of its competition and in the Mediterranean it is fun to sail since there are no great navigations between one coast and

Hi Zee Good to hear that you are well again. Al the best. By the way, do not start the nacelle jet. I am busy to improve the design to use a sloop rig. The necessary carbon masts are very expensive.

Thanks Bernd . Could have more progress but I stop Woking on the boat in January because being ill . Now I am back , healthy again and in the full swing , very keen to finish the boat to high standard

Domenico The boat building company in Turkey never contacted me what the want to change. For instance a center rudder will not work well on a boat with such a high? L to B ratio. The construction of

I was wrong it was one of these photos you put. It's the front one ... nice boat except the central area aft I do not like. I have another idea behind the boat. Looking at such narrow hulls, I am very

I do not know what you mean and where they are. Can you please show me? But funny coincidence got yesterday some photos from a DUO 900 built in Turkey A very original interpretation. Cheers Bernardo

Hi Bernd I added new photos with all the BHs ready. Even the scuffed strips are ready. PS I saw that you have some photos of the duo 900 in america? On your facebook. foto? ? ?

Hi Zee What a progress. This looks good. Thank you for sharing this photos. Keep up the good works Cheers Bernd

The following photos have been uploaded to the DUO 800S Australia ( /g/K-designs-Multihull-Sailboats/album?id=242878 ) album of the [email protected] group. *

Hi Hans Yes, the boat has very narrow hulls as they are asymmetrical in shape. The two cabins are a bit sacrificed but between the BH5 and BH4 you can do a tilting cover when you are stopped in port

The hulls look extemely narrow ? Hans

Hi Domenico Funny, it looks strange. The DUO 900 is a special boat. Thanks for the photos Cheers Bernd

Hi Bernd and to the whole forum I opened a new folder with photos on the new construction of the DUO 900 Italy Bye PS photo folde?

Hi Bernd, Yes, big parts, big progress ;-) You're right, it's too cold already to work on the outside. But, as you can see in picture 114, I covered the cabin an have a small heater running there (the

Hi Bernd Sorry. I was refering to the? mast boom set up. Would this work on? my Pelican Ralph