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Many people say that full battened sails are awkward to raise and lower, especially downwind. However if the proper gear is used lowering a mainsail can be fast even downwind. Video taken while sailing to the Bahamas on board a Transit 38 catamaran by Woods Designs. You can build this live aboard cruising boat from bare hulls We also have a large range of other multihulls, both power and sail from 14ft -45ft that you can build yourself from plans. Check out www.sailingcatamarans.com for more details

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