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Docholm
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Posted: 02 December 2020 at 16:31 |
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Thanks a lot for your update.
impressing so why would anyone shoose the std deep draft if the shjallow draft version performs equally well? Do you have an idea about are there any specifics you know of favouring the deep draft version?
btw I've heard that shallow draft versions ponds less in rough see / waves compared to deep draft versions but again that would favour the shallow draft version even more. |
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Docholm
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Thanks a lot Koppiekrou,
As you can tell I am very interested in the sailing capabilities of the 371 shoal draft version. You say ...No differences was measured compared to the Dehler 36 with deep draft ? That for me is almost too good to be true (no offence at all) It's really impressing. What was the weather like during your comparison in the North sea? I would imagine the bigger waves and the more wind the bigger difference in high pointing over the ground (including side-drift) and in speed? But I haven't any first hand personal experience with an actual side by side test. I guess the potential reason for the small difference is you are skilled sailor sailing rather upright (with well trimmed / reefed sails ) and the the fact that the Shoal draft version of the 371 seems to be relatively deep (appears to be 1,74 meters in some statistics like the ORC ratings compared to e.g shoal draft Hanse 370 which appears to be only 1,60 meters? ) Any other comment about the shoal draft ? e.g. does it roll more more (from side to side) in big waves when sailing downwind with the waves coming in say 145 degrees from behind or when laying for anchor? Have you noticed any effect the steering control of the boat in heavy weather due the shoal rudder? PS if you check the ORC ratings for this shoal draft Hanse 371 (http://jieter.github.io/orc-data/site/#ISR/ISR063) and compare it the ORC data for the deep draft 371 the difference seems to be very small
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Koppiekrou
Captain Joined: 21 February 2018 Location: The Netherlands Status: Online Points: 185 |
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Docholm, we’ve been on the North Sea together again with a Dehler 36. No difference was measured! Not in speed nor high pointing.
I am still wandering what the difference wil be when sailing 60nm and if there is difference in drift due to our shoal keel. Maybe I will notice this this summer when sailing to Cherbourgh. I totally agree with S&J. The new Dehler 38 looks beautifull. For speed the biggest change for us was a clean hull. This winter we’ve sanded the old antifouling which looked like the surface of the moon. With a smooth and slick hull a Dehler is’t faster then our 371. It was a lot of work but I feel happy when sailing. Not a racer but always nice to be faster 😉
Happy sailing you all! Frank
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291 4Ever - 341 Eternal Flame and now a Hanse 371 '05 Karma - Shoal draft - 2 cabin - 40hp - Variprofile
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S&J
Admiral Joined: 30 August 2014 Location: Perth WA / Med Status: Offline Points: 1180 |
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I think the Dehler looks amazing inside. Lots more style than the Hanse (38 Vs 385).
But I have NO complaints about the Hanse sailing ability. In 7,500Nm I have never doubted the boat, even if I have had doubts about the crew (me!). I think the Dehler is a better boat for racing as it can be specified with lots of go faster extras like carbon mast. Although Hanse do market the Hanse as easy to sail, they also emphasize its performance - a true performance cruiser. I have no desire to race my own boat (but do do crew on race boats) but I'm always happy to pass boats on the water. 😁
Edited by S&J - 31 May 2019 at 00:40 |
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Docholm
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I am very interested to hear about the 'Pointing ability on the North sea' for your Hanse 371 Shoal draft - once you have tried it out ? Thanks |
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Rubato
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Yes, I know. The point I was trying to make (and failed due to brevity :) ) was that now Hanse is focusing on Dehler for performance and Hanse for comfortable cruising.
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Steve
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Scotchmist
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Rubato
Hanse bought the Dehler brand, which has a racing pedigree. Since they're selling both brands it makes sense to promote Dehler for Club racing. After 10 years with my lovely fast judel/vrolijk designed Hanse 312, I moved up to the Dehler 38 (Hanse built) by the same designers, because I wanted the same speedy performance, though I don't actually race (except when there's another boat going the same way) .
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Andrew
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iemand
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Comparing the Dehler 36 (which is a great boat!) with my Hanse 370 the boats are more or less the same speed. The Dehler is much lighter but also with less sail area.
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Rubato
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I find it interesting that if you are interested in club racing, Hanse now points to the Dehler brand as the way to go.
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Steve
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Koppiekrou
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Andrew, both sailing with a self tacker jib:
Upwind performance seems the same and both pointing extremly high (<30 degree or less app.). Mind you: The Dehler with a draft of 2 mtr and the Hanse with a shoal draft of 1.7 mtr. This has surprised me and the Dehler positive! With low winds (less than 8 knots) I must admit that the Dehler is bit faster or quicker I must say. But down wind there is no difference. And if there is the Hanse will outperform the Dehler. The pointing abbility will be less for the Hanse when on the North sea I believe. Due to the shoal draft. But I want to believe that this is not true. Have to try it next year All in all the Dehler is a bit quicker but also she has less weight to carry and a bigger mainsail. So I am verry happy and I do believe that Karma is rather quick compared to others than a Dehler or an X or J Boat.
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