July / August Issue No. 299 Preview Now
Unicat 2.4
Designer
James Brett (JB Watercraft)
The Unicat 2.4 is all about practicality and safety. Packing a 230kg load capacity, the Unicat is suitable for 3 adults, and the inverted vee hull is much more stable than conventional dinghies. The high freeboard also ensures a dry ride in most conditions.
Power Boats
19’ Bartender
We are selling our 19′ Bartender that was hand made by my wife’s father. It has been out of the water for a number of years and needs a touch of tlc but not much. Powered by a 30-hp Yamaha that has had a recent water pump and carburetor rebuild. (But it was a while ago).
SPYRO
Builder Name:
Michael Allsop
Single sliding seat open water shell, self-built, plans adapted to stitch and glue construction and to fit the Big River rowing rig from Fyne Boat Kits in the UK.
ALEX-ELECTRA
Builder Name:
Bob Cosler
After 13 years of part-time building, Bob Cosler, of Pasadena, Maryland launched ALEX-ELECTRA in July 2021. Built from Berkeley Engineering plans for the Candu EZ tug she is powered by a 10 hp golf cart motor running from six, 6 -volt Trojan batteries.
STU
Builder Name:
Rob Whitehouse
Stu is a 15′6″ Pine Island skiff that joined Pine Island Camp’s the summer of ’21. Stu replaces the original Stu, built in 1995, in which young people honed their rowing skills for 27 years. ‘Old’ Stu has retired to a private residence.
