Carp Royal Baron. Built in GPS, Autopilot and sonar. Not cheap. German engineering.
In reply to Post #31
Big, Heavy Expensive & German - unlike Claudia Darga who likes them
Big, Heavy Expensive & German - unlike Claudia Darga who likes them
In reply to Post #32
She talked me into it
She talked me into it
In reply to Post #33
to be honest I would listen and agree to everything she says . . .without question
to be honest I would listen and agree to everything she says . . .without question
In reply to Post #34
I just had to google her. I'd let her talk me into anything too!!
I just had to google her. I'd let her talk me into anything too!!
In reply to Post #35
But in all seriousness to the OP, as others have already mentioned look at getting a good used Carptechnics SB4 or if a bargain comes up an SB3. They really are well engineered and made here in Britain which to me is a real bonus. I can't comment how good they are on the water yet though as I've still not got to use my SB3!!
But in all seriousness to the OP, as others have already mentioned look at getting a good used Carptechnics SB4 or if a bargain comes up an SB3. They really are well engineered and made here in Britain which to me is a real bonus. I can't comment how good they are on the water yet though as I've still not got to use my SB3!!
In reply to Post #1
i have the boatman and it is very good and price wise as well.
i have the boatman and it is very good and price wise as well.
In reply to Post #36
You'll like it
You'll like it
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SB3 is the first boat I've ever had that straightlines perfectly - no matter what the conditions, no matter how unbalanaced (big heavy PVA bag and 5oz lead in a single hopper) push the stick straight forward (or to the quickmarker on autopilot) and its sails on a lazer beam. . .no thumb corrections required - brilliant kit
SB3 is the first boat I've ever had that straightlines perfectly - no matter what the conditions, no matter how unbalanaced (big heavy PVA bag and 5oz lead in a single hopper) push the stick straight forward (or to the quickmarker on autopilot) and its sails on a lazer beam. . .no thumb corrections required - brilliant kit