what in the world are these yummy creatures?
 

From the SeaTek site.

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I have screen grabs in .jpg format but I am obviously too dumb to know how to insert images on OSO. Can somebody who is less dumb PM me their email addy and I'll mail the pics.

Bob

just post the links and we can post the pictures for you

Deal.

http://www.seatek-spa.com/en/gallery.html

The two that look like varmit-bullets: # 4 and that camo jobbie # 10? on the 2nd panel.

Bob

Here ya go:
http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/...psb0bab452.pnghttp://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/...ps0b98f3f6.png

They are "wave cutters". They ride flat and cut through the waves instead jumping over them. Lends itself to a better ride and doesn't beat you up.

too bad they dont have any details

You're my hero!

Dang, tho$e look only a tiny bit $alty, $aucy, $exxy, $ensual, $inuious and $atisfying ... fa$t, too.

VSV (Very Slim Vehicle) .... http://www.multimarine.co.uk/VSV.html

This class of boat is called a VSV, short for Very Slender Vessel. The US and Britain have been built several of these for the SBS and the SEALS. They aren't all that fast, but are designed for efficiency and rough weather. Their wave piercing design reduces slamming loads on the craft and crew.

Here is a link to one of the first private VSVs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBUQR3YirDM

Looks about 50/50, rough and wet.

Those are cool! Looks like fun.

That is the most rediculous boat I've ever seen! An open cockpit boat like that......you need a friggin snorkel when driving it, or at least goggles! ZERO use for the private sector. Look at that video around 4:30......no thanks.

+10!

I think it looks cool. It would be nice to see a conventional v bottom of the same size running next to it. I would bet this would have a much smoother ride then the standard v bottom design.

MP