Could someone tell me what the differances between a CD30b and CD30c.
Thanks for the info
Wally Bennett
CD30b
wbennett@ymail.yu.edu
CD30B/CD30C
Moderator: Jim Walsh
Re: CD30B/CD30C
Hello Wally
The 30C is a cutter rig with the traditional layout (v-birth, head area, and main salon) while the 30B has the same layout of the 25D (Head forward instead of V-birth, main salon and quarter birth (i think)). Look at the layout of the 25D in the <a href="http://www.toolworks.com/capedory/specs/cd25d.htm">Cape Dory specifications</A> section of this site to see the interior of the 25D.
Fair Winds
Bill
S/V Rhapsody (the Original)
CD 25D
cd25d@rhapsodysails.com
The 30C is a cutter rig with the traditional layout (v-birth, head area, and main salon) while the 30B has the same layout of the 25D (Head forward instead of V-birth, main salon and quarter birth (i think)). Look at the layout of the 25D in the <a href="http://www.toolworks.com/capedory/specs/cd25d.htm">Cape Dory specifications</A> section of this site to see the interior of the 25D.
Fair Winds
Bill
S/V Rhapsody (the Original)
CD 25D
Wally Bennett wrote: Could someone tell me what the differances between a CD30b and CD30c.
Thanks for the info
Wally Bennett
CD30b
cd25d@rhapsodysails.com
Re: CD30B/CD30C
Wally,
Having been Master of both at one time or another, here are the main differences:
The B model has a quarter berth, a right chart table and a "U" shaped galley. It does not have a "V" berth, in place of that is a LARGE head space. The Captains table is fixed in place in the center forward end of the salon.
The "C" model has a "V" berth, normal small head, normal salon, larboard side galley, no chart table, no quarter berth. The Captains table folds up and is stowed against the forward larboard bulkhead in the cabin.
Sail plan on both is the same. Maybe others can add details...Oh, and the CD-30C is FAST ! Your Humble servant.....
Dave Stump
Captain Commanding
s/v Hanalei CD-30C
CDSOA #1
Having been Master of both at one time or another, here are the main differences:
The B model has a quarter berth, a right chart table and a "U" shaped galley. It does not have a "V" berth, in place of that is a LARGE head space. The Captains table is fixed in place in the center forward end of the salon.
The "C" model has a "V" berth, normal small head, normal salon, larboard side galley, no chart table, no quarter berth. The Captains table folds up and is stowed against the forward larboard bulkhead in the cabin.
Sail plan on both is the same. Maybe others can add details...Oh, and the CD-30C is FAST ! Your Humble servant.....
Dave Stump
Captain Commanding
s/v Hanalei CD-30C
CDSOA #1
Re: CD30B/CD30C
I have drawings of both, if you need them. email me and I'll mail/fax them to you.Wally Bennett wrote: Could someone tell me what the differances between a CD30b and CD30c.
Joe Sankey
CD 30 Slow Dance
Wally Bennett wrote: Thanks for the info
Wally Bennett
CD30b
sankey@gulftel.com
Re: CD30B/CD30C
Actually, there is no such thing as a Cape Dory 30B. There is a Cape Dory 30C (B layout). The "C" stands for Cutter rig, to differentiate from a Cape Dory 30K (Ketch). The "B" merely describes a different interior layout which includes a quarter berth and a navigation station with a large head in the space which would otherwise be occupied by a "V" berth. I believe that all the "B" layout boats are in fact Cutter rigged, so they are properly called CD 30C.
Will
"Jambalaya"
CD30C (B layout)
whildenp@flinet.com
Will
"Jambalaya"
CD30C (B layout)
Wally Bennett wrote: Could someone tell me what the differances between a CD30b and CD30c.
Thanks for the info
Wally Bennett
CD30b
whildenp@flinet.com