Any deep v Manufactures

Dusty

New member
Hey guys are there any D vee boat manufactures other than the ski craft around

website would be helpful thanks
 

QuQ

New member
What size boat are you looking for?

The Angler Benguela 19 CC manufactured by Austral Marine is a Deep V.

I know that Mallards promoted a 21ft Deep V about 5 years ago.

http://www.africanangler.com/sb_boat_tests_view.asp?id=102

It looks very similar to the 21ft Sensation currently promoted by Twin Boats.

BFC on this site offers a 16ft Ace Craft which is a Deep V I think.

Depends on the size you are looking for.
 

BFC

Senior Member
Dusty ,

What type of boat are you looking for

1) Centre Console/Fwd Console
2) single motor/ 2 motors
3) 2stroke / 4 Stroke
4) New / 2nd Hand

some pics of boats on the market .

1) The SkiVee
 

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QuQ

New member
BFC wrote:

BFC - what do you classify as a deep V?

In my opinion, most of these boats that you have listed are not deep V's.

The explorer, by admission on the Yamaha website, is a semi-deep V.

The Angler Benguela 17 is not a deep V, but a variable V (14 degrees at the transom).

The Ocean Runner is only 15 degrees at the transom.

etc etc.
 

Fin-S

Sealiner
A generally accepted definition of a deep vee among naval architects is where any part of the deadrise is in excess of 24 degrees.
A hull may have 16 degrees at the transom, tapering to 30 degrees at the bow. This is a variable deadrise. It is still a deep vee.
A semi deep vee will generally have a maximum deadrise of 18-24 degrees.
A shallow vee is 12 - 18.
Less than 12 is a barge.

There are plenty of deep vees available. To the above you can list Cape craft, Billfish, Citation, Rodman, Riviera, etc.
 

QuQ

New member
Fin-S wrote:
A generally accepted definition of a deep vee among naval architects is where any part of the deadrise is in excess of 24 degrees.
A hull may have 16 degrees at the transom, tapering to 30 degrees at the bow. This is a variable deadrise. It is still a deep vee.
A semi deep vee will generally have a maximum deadrise of 18-24 degrees.
A shallow vee is 12 - 18.
Less than 12 is a barge.

There are plenty of deep vees available. To the above you can list Cape craft, Billfish, Citation, Rodman, Riviera, etc.

Thanks for clearing that up Fin-S.
 

Mahi mahi

Sealiner
Don't forget one of the best deep vee's ever built in south africa, the Cape craft!

Just saw the last post mentions the cape craft sorry
 
Rory wrote:
mallards make very nice deep vees one is a 16 foot other a 21 i think
Brilliant boats...

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