[hpv-boats] Activity

[Bob Stuart]

Didn't you get a flurry of activity from Rick Willoughby recently?  I  
have not had my own keel wet in six years.  I realized that my boat  
work was probably not building a sustainable, useful technology, and  
lost interest.  HPBs appeal to simplicity, while metal and water  
demand complexity.  I'm still interested in the possibility of fin  
drives, made from carved wood and rope.  A high-tech version could be  
as fast as a propeller.

Bob Stuart
Sent from The Country Formerly Known as Nice.

On 2-Jan-12, at 8:38 AM, Curt Chambers wrote:

> Hello.  Hello,  out there.  Is anybody there?  Is anybody doing  
> anything
> worth reporting?  Or is my receiving faulty?  I have not gotten  
> anything
> for months (years?).  Just for the record, Nauticraft is still  
> here; we
> had a reasonably good year considering the economy and hope to have a
> better one here in 2012.  Well, anyway, a Happy New Year to everyone!
>
>
>
> Curt
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>
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> Curtis Chambers
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> Owner/Pres.
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>
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> Nauticraft Corporation
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> 5980 Grand Haven Rd.
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> Norton Shores, MI  49441
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> 231-798-8440
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