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		<title>Why a Sailing Catamaran?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 31 Jan 2010 06:41:46 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are many reasons for choosing a sailing catamaran over a monohull.   Red Gibbons identifies these Top 6 Advantages of a Sail-Cruising Catamaran: Low Heel Sailing.  Monohull sailing at 15 to 25 degrees is an adventure for some, but many sailors prefer a cat’s consistent 4 to 6 degree heel.    Faster Sailing Performance.  A [...]]]></description>
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<p>There are many reasons for choosing a sailing catamaran over a monohull.   <a href="http://www.cruisingcatsusa.com/whyacat.php3" target="_blank">Red Gibbons</a> identifies these <strong>Top 6 Advantages of a Sail-Cruising Catamaran:</strong></p>
<li><strong>Low Heel Sailing.</strong>  Monohull sailing at 15 to 25 degrees is an adventure for some, but many sailors prefer a cat’s consistent 4 to 6 degree heel.<br />
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<li><strong>Faster Sailing Performance.</strong>  A sailing cat can travel  25% to 100% faster than a comparable monohull.<br />
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<li><strong>Double the Motoring Performance.</strong>  Twin props deliver more power, reliability and maneuverability.<br />
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<li><strong>More Room.</strong>  Both cockpit and salon of most cruising cats are larger than a monohull of the same length. <br />
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<li><strong>Shallow Draft.</strong>  You can beach a sailing cat and take it into shallow waters.<br />
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<li><strong>Lower Risk of Sinking.</strong>  Racing monohulls must carry lifeboats, but not racing cats.  This is testimony to the “unsinkable” qualities of catamarans.<br />
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