At 16:20 9-6-2015, you wrote:

 

Rob, something else to think about along those lines, at one point I crunched some numbers.  From the published info, both Blind Date and Rare Bird clocked in at a very similar rate for hours / pound.  Rare Bird was .67 hours / pound and Blind Date was .71 hrs/pound.

Until someone finishes an infused design or at least gives an official estimate, you could scale those figures by the estimated 25-50% savings, and apply to the weight of any design.  I like my dreams to have numbers, even if I make them up or infer them...

Is there a weight estimate for the Cruiser 60 yet?  I don't find it with a quick review of the group.

On Mon, Jun 8, 2015 at 7:14 AM, robriley@rocketmail.com [harryproa] < harryproa@yahoogroups.com.au> wrote:

 

2250 hrs is little more than a years work for one man.

Sorry,

It's BS


You need less hours to build a heavier boat, so that it's a coincidence those numbers are more or less alike.
A very effective building method rendering a light bout would again give you the same number.
The number is meaningless.

It's time you stop talking and start building.


Regards,
Han

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