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Re: Catamaran forepeak v-berth question
[Re: Winterstale]
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08/26/2020 11:09 AM
08/26/2020 11:09 AM
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OceanSong
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....I am pretty sure they meant the “head”.......as in bathroom.....but I could be wrong...LOL...
In some of them, there is no AC in the “coffin” berths so I would check on that as well. I think you're probably correct that "they meant the head ... as in bathroom", but most charter cats do have heads in both hulls. On our Lagoon 42, the kids love the forepeak berth. We do as suggested above, leave the pass through open and turn on the fans. When the AC is running the forepeak stays about as cool as the other cabins.
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