@@ddddd1666 It's all about personal preferences and all boats are compromises in some way. Some people prefer the simplicity and the added performance. Some people also prefer so called french camping ;-) And you can get an ORC with a dish washer, washing machine and AC in the cabins. Don't know about AC in the salon, but guessing that's available as well. So what more comfort does a Neel or a Windelo have over an ORC?... The Wynns were guests on an HH 55 I think it was. The owners of that HH 55 had a curtain at the base of their queen-size(?) bed so they could enclose just the space they were sleeping in. That way they only needed a tiny, very energy efficient AC-unit to only cool just that space - built in to the boat of course. Energy is not going to be limitless on any multihull of this size. That's also part of the equation on bigger multihulls like these… The hull materials in the Windelo does seem to be an advantage for that brand though - that I will admit.
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Congratulations Balance Built in South Africa with South African Pride!
I like the idea of induction cooking, removing gas and there associating fires, is great for yachting safety.
@@denyswoodroffe490 yes, I agree, the solar and hydro should easily cover this
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Biutifull,top 3 ones: Balance,HH,McConaghy
& Gunboat 55-57
@@ddddd1666not a bad wish list
Marsaudon Composites - ORC
@@angela1984a no confort on a orc,its for a weekend,better is neel 51 & 52 or windelo
The above one are luxurios.
@@ddddd1666 It's all about personal preferences and all boats are compromises in some way. Some people prefer the simplicity and the added performance. Some people also prefer so called french camping ;-) And you can get an ORC with a dish washer, washing machine and AC in the cabins. Don't know about AC in the salon, but guessing that's available as well. So what more comfort does a Neel or a Windelo have over an ORC?... The Wynns were guests on an HH 55 I think it was. The owners of that HH 55 had a curtain at the base of their queen-size(?) bed so they could enclose just the space they were sleeping in. That way they only needed a tiny, very energy efficient AC-unit to only cool just that space - built in to the boat of course. Energy is not going to be limitless on any multihull of this size. That's also part of the equation on bigger multihulls like these… The hull materials in the Windelo does seem to be an advantage for that brand though - that I will admit.