Rough water battles
 

:eek: PP.

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How rough is this water? :D

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Depends on how each boat is balanced on how each boat will handle the rough water.

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I would want the Powerplay

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I want the 47 USCG boat :D

http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-o/nmlbs/video.html

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There's no substitute for length...

The PP is a great rough water boat. Better be a good throttle man though cause they fly a lot.

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Rough like Havasu!

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50 nortech, will run thru anything you can throw at it

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Anything? :D

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The Queen Mary would do better than any of those boats, too bad it wasn't included in the pole.... :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :p

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I wanna see all three of those boats run right through Barnegat Inlet during a storm :evilb: :drink: :D That would impress me then :p

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:eek: :D

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:D Mee too. :cool:

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Yeppers :)

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i now own a 27 Mag but my next boat will be a 33 PP and then ......... the one and only......i love the 36 Apache but the lines on the 33 PP are priceless and they love the rough....i would love Semper Fi old boat

mike

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hi mike. dont love anything that cant love you back...........m.m........

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That 36 Apache with the Konrad Ace sounds like a great package.

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I saw one for sale with 650's and aces somewhere.

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How true !!

LS

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Fort Canby is near one of my old windsurfing stomping grounds and this is a area I plan to boat, hence why decided on going the Cig route Vs Donzi Classics.........

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Mike

Here is an original 33' Cobra, it's the real mcCoy of what Powerplay became.

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They kick ass!! :cool: We built the Yes-X-Press race boat.

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pic pics pics

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Once i get home i will post all igot. :D

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All three GREAT boats. Now add the 34 Saber and 34 Superboat to your list.

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True True, should of added 34 sutphen too. :cool:

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I'd take the Cig, but I'm biased. :cool:

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I wonder why? :p :D

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Take a look in the Chicago poker run thread!

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... and don't love anything so much you can't live without it.



Also- Apache 36. In rough water, the only thing better would be an Apache 41. Apaches have parted more water than Moses.

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41 apache blew the hair of my head!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.............m.m.....

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35 Cig for sure, And this one to boot too

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yep!

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from all these choices the best one would be a 35 cig mistress flatdeck for the rough water...but like i said before i would pick the 33 PP..those lines are priceless

mike

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I still say the mistress ran better in the rough than our tg, but then again I hate tabs in and drives down.
Jr.

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i wouldnt trade my boat for anything in the rough....okay maybe a 47 apache

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It all boils down to who is in what boat with enough balls to hang it all out, anything else is second. Run hard untill the parts fall off and then say wich boat is what.

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Mike
I love the look of the PP. I don't believe they can take the abuse.

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Yes they can only seen one break (Yes-XPress) and that was a race boat that had the sh!t beat out of it.

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If I know my PowerPlay history correct, Ed came to PP in '89 from Apache and introduced the same lamination schedule and materials as Apache. Tough boats no doubt. I've also been on them in some very rough conditions and I thought the boat handled them exceptionally well.