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Artnautica 58—Design Analysis

Matt Published Oct 6, 2013 73 comments

In the last chapter, John wrote about a new motor yacht design that's quite different from just about anything you'll find coming off a production line. Now it's time to put our preconceptions aside for a moment and consider if, from a technical perspective, the boat is likely to work as expected.

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Matt

Matt, Engineering Correspondent, is a Professional Engineer and true renaissance man, with a wide range of expertise including photography and all things boat design. He has a unique ability to make complex subjects easy to understand and he keeps an eye on the rest of us to make sure that we don’t make any technical mistakes. Working as M. B. Marsh Marine Design, Matt designs innovative powerboats of all shapes and sizes.

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