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    Posted: 29 Aug 08 at 10:04pm

The Hobie 16 is the 2009 ISAF youth class and there is top level support available from the RYA to help youth H16 sailors

Surely its a fairly straight foward progression from Dragoon?
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yes but your £4500 spit will be the same boat as a new one, will a £4500 F18 be the same as a new one? or will you have to spend more to get it as fast?

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I think teh spitfire is a good option but is just the price that is a bit of a off putting factor.

The adavntage we found with having a f18 with a smaller rig is that you can most likley pick up and f18 cheaper the a spitfire, you struggle to get a spitfire under £4500.
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Originally posted by Teamvmg

I think that UKRA have plans afoot on this one...............

 

I think you might be right....

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I think that UKRA have plans afoot on this one...............
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I'm with Dermot, Spitfire would seem the logical step towards F18 and better suited to the lightweight.  Not sure how many 'small rig' boats there actually are and a new jib and genny likely to cost best part of a grand if you had to convert.
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Spitfire is the obvious choice but the need to ensure that a youth boat is affordable may prevent it from ever happening. My father-in-laws Spitfire was around the same price as an RS800 which I'm guessing is probably not far from a 29er so I suppose its possible. Just needs the official buy in but is their sufficient support for a youth multihull programme ?
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Originally posted by Chew my RS

The boat might be too wide with a smaller rig on it - Wild Thing would be harder to do and this wouldn't teach good practise.


The small rig isn't that small!

The main is the same (17m2), the jib is less than 1m smaller (3.45m2) and the kite is 2m smaller (19m2).

I have used the small rig years ago, and if you are less than 140kg you won't notice much difference.
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The boat might be too wide with a smaller rig on it - Wild Thing would be harder to do and this wouldn't teach good practise.
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Spitfire first - then F18
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