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The Big Bandicoot is a 1978 custom one off catamaran built in Sydney, Australia using ply, foam and epoxy sealed by a reputable shipbuilder, Photos by The Multihull Company, Charleston, South Carolina, USA. Big Bandicoot was initially built to beat the World Speed record. Unfortunately she only made it to 32 knots, a couple of knots below the record at the time. She was then purchased and extended from 17M to 18.3M and converted into a cruising catamaran. Vintage video here; www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oAuSAT8FCE&t=107s My main Flickr site; www.flickr.com/photos/lox-pix/albums/ My Flickr Collections; www.flickr.com/photos/lox-pix/collections My Web Homepage; loxpix3.wixsite.com/lox-pix-mix

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Planing Catamaran!

Discussion in ' Multihulls ' started by Doug Lord , Dec 4, 2009 .

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This video illustrates a planing cat better than anything I've yet seen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbOr46fV4n0&feature=related the story: http://www.mckeewildthings.com/Wet and Wild Fluid Dynamics.htm  

Itchy&Scratchy Senior Member

I would have smacked him in the head for driving near my dogs like a tool. Cat looks like a bit of fun though. J  

mikereed100 Junior Member

Very cool. Looks like he could use some battens in that sail.  

Planing Cats! It seems to me that the boat was very impressive for its era-the eighties. I can't help but think what could be done now with new materials. I did the one below in that same time frame. Some friends and I have figured out that it could be built today at about 1/3rd the weight it had then.  

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bill broome Senior Member

that's nothing. my 500 kg jarcat 7 will plane if you apply 50kt wind to the beam.  

Aero Skimmer This thing has planing hulls and a tilting wing rig: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Y8x9JOVwog&feature=related  

Zed Senior Member

Palm Beach, Northern Beaches, Sydney, Oz --> old stomping ground when windsurfers had teak booms. LOL nice footage, never saw that thing, ever!  

Doug Lord said: ↑ This thing has planing hulls and a tilting wing rig: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Y8x9JOVwog&feature=related Click to expand...

CT 249 Senior Member

Notice how the You tube caption says that "We received an Australian design award"? I was the guy who sailed it for the panel when they were judging it for the award. I said that it was probably not worthy of a design award, as the performance claims were greatly overstated. It was okay when planing on a reach, but slow in other conditions (ie light winds or chop, or going upwind). I can clearly recall the Design Award panel saying that they did not want to discourage those who sought the award, so they gave the boat the nod. I don't think that (as claimed) the boat failed to sell because people didn't understand the concept. Cat sailors are NOT ******, fools or idiots. They don't go for planing cats because planing cats are, all round, considerably slower than non-planing cats. Sure, the Itzacat throws spray around, but that isn't a sign of all-round speed - look at the incredibly efficient low-fuss motion of an A Class cat or lowrider Moth which throw almost no spray but go incredibly well. Basic (and very well tested) hydrodynamics teaches us that the drag of a planing surface is inversely proportional to the width of the stagnation point. Cat hulls (even Itza Cat hulls) are skinny, therefore they have a narrow stagnation point, therefore they lack efficiency when planing, therefore for cats a skinny displacement hull is a better all-round proposition. It's been well known for decades and has been proven numerous times. It did tack well, although not as well as a Laser as claimed.  

CT 249 said: ↑ Notice how the You tube caption says that "We received an Australian design award"? I was the guy who sailed it for the panel when they were judging it for the award. I said that it was probably not worthy of a design award, as the performance claims were greatly overstated. It was okay when planing on a reach, but slow in other conditions (ie light winds or chop, or going upwind). I can clearly recall the Design Award panel saying that they did not want to discourage those who sought the award, so they gave the boat the nod. I don't think that (as claimed) the boat failed to sell because people didn't understand the concept. Cat sailors are NOT ******, fools or idiots. They don't go for planing cats because planing cats are, all round, considerably slower than non-planing cats. Sure, the Itzacat throws spray around, but that isn't a sign of all-round speed - look at the incredibly efficient low-fuss motion of an A Class cat or lowrider Moth which throw almost no spray but go incredibly well. Basic (and very well tested) hydrodynamics teaches us that the drag of a planing surface is inversely proportional to the width of the stagnation point. Cat hulls (even Itza Cat hulls) are skinny, therefore they have a narrow stagnation point, therefore they lack efficiency when planing, therefore for cats a skinny displacement hull is a better all-round proposition. It's been well known for decades and has been proven numerous times. It did tack well, although not as well as a Laser as claimed. Click to expand...

A round a course, give me a well sailed 16 any day over that thing.... no way IMO  

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Doug - I know there is only a low chance of resolving the doubt as Kona Kats are pretty uncommon these days but I highly doubt your claim that it could outpace a Hobie 16. If single hulled craft (ie windsurfer one design) from that vintage couldn't outpace a hobie then how could twice the plastic, increased windage, that same rig and the same righting moment go faster? It doesn't make sense to me.  

Munter said: ↑ Doug - I know there is only a low chance of resolving the doubt as Kona Kats are pretty uncommon these days but I highly doubt your claim that it could outpace a Hobie 16. If single hulled craft (ie windsurfer one design) from that vintage couldn't outpace a hobie then how could twice the plastic, increased windage, that same rig and the same righting moment go faster? It doesn't make sense to me. Click to expand...

That 1981 record of 24.75 knots was Jurgen Honschied on a surfboard - not a surfboard-style windsurfer, but a real surfboard fitted with a mast base and footstraps. As a 2.28m 5kg sinker-style board of 26L volume, it is much faster than a longboard (around 3.7m, 16-21kg and 190-260L) in speed record conditions and its performance is not comparable. Similarly, Jaap Van Der Rest's 1980 windsurfer record of 24.45 was also set on a 7kg shortboard that also cannot be compared to something as a large as a longboard windsurfer or an Itza Cat. Down here the '80s update of the original Windsurfer One Design (same hull, retracting centreboard, better rig) is the most popular windsurfer racing class nationally and its titles attract 40-57 sailors including multiple Olympians. There is no way such a board can pace a Hobie 16 except perhaps in the most extreme conditions. The best speed I know of is a peak of 25.4 knots (achieved by the national champ in extreme conditions and verified by one of the world's top 10 GPS speedsailors, who hit his own Formula board peak of 31 knots the same day) which may be faster than a Hobie 16, but 99.99999999999% of the time the H16 is much quicker, as indicated by its yardstick being some 38% faster. Did I have fun on the Itzacat, Doug? Not particularly. It planed okay but it had issues. But what I objected to was the way the Youtube caption insults cat sailors by claiming that they did not buy the boat because they did not understand the concept. The planing cat concept is an old one, dating (IIRC) from the '60s. There were boats as big as 60' built around the concept here, and that failed to do what it was supposed to do. Insulting people because they 'couldn't understand the concept' means opening up yourself to those who want to clear the record, IMHO. Interestingly, the Youtube caption says that the boat sold to science teachers and those who 'understood the concept'. I wonder how many science teachers are familiar with stagnation points, Savitsky and other facets of planing? And if they were so satisfied with the boat, how come we don't see lots of them sailing and beating conventional cats?  

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CT, Do you remember 'Big Bandicoot'? That planed didn't it? Or is my memory shot? How did that go? BIG BANDICOOT An Australian syndicate has built a highly unusual catamaran that it hopes will be the fastest sailing vessel in history. The 55-foot cat, named Big Bandicoot after a Down Under marsupial, begins trials this week near Sydney, and next month will try to break two records, one set last year, the other more than a century ago. The former is the 33.4-knot world speed mark over a 500-meter course established by the catamaran Crossbow II, skippered by Tim Colman of the English mustard family; the old record is the 24-hour ocean passage of 465 miles reported by the clipper ship Champion of the Seas back in 1854. The idea of accomplishing all this came to Geoff Baker of Sydney, the head of the Big Bandicoot syndicate, some 18 months ago when, impressed by the swiftness of multihulled yachts in a singlehanded transatlantic race, he realized that the westerly wind of the eastern Australian seaboard would be an ideal power source. The westerly is a strange wind. It blows only from June to September, the Aussie winter, usually in three-day bursts. The wind can reach speeds up to 30 knots, but 20 knots is ideal for Big Bandicoot. Baker got Peter Joubert, a professor of mechanical engineering at Melbourne University and one of the country's best-known yacht designers, to draw up the plans. Joubert has designed Big Bandicoot as a speed sailing machine intended to go fast only in strong winds. She is Australia's largest light cat—she weighs only about 3,500 pounds—and carries a 65-foot mast with 1,200 square feet of sail. Inspired by offshore powerboats, Joubert gave her hard chine hulls. He is confident she will do close to 40 knots. "We are putting speedboat-type planing strakes along the bottom of the hulls," says Baker. "If it does work and she gets up and planes, then the sky is the limit." Click to expand...

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