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Wharram Study Plans are intended to help you decide if a particular boat design is for you. They provide more detail than is available in the Design Book. The most important part of the Study Plan is the Materials List, which will list the major boat building materials requirements so you can cost your project in your own area. We feel sure that after studying these plans you will appreciate the quality and detail of the Building Plans.

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The Mana 24 design does not have a study plan, comprehensive design information is available on our site.

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Pahi 42 Study Plan

£19.50

The Pahi 42 Study Plan is intended to help you decide if this design is for you.

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Description

The Pahi 42 is a good size for family long distance cruising. The deck pod was a new venture for James Wharram Designs in 1980. Not only does it provide shelter for the steering / watch crew, but a sleeping cabin for the skipper or navigator to be on instant call and has been appreciated by the many builders.

Study Plan Contents

  • 2 x A1 Plan Sheets
  • 2 x A3 Colour Photo Sheets
  • Materials List
  • 10 x Pages of magazine article extracts
  • FAQ list

Design Data

Building Method: Ply/Glass/Epoxy/Laminate
Length Overall: 42′ 12.80 m
Beam Overall: 22′ 6.70 m
Waterline Length: 34′ 10.4 m
Draft: 2′ 4″ 0.7 m
Weight: 3.5 tons 3500 kg
Loading capacity: 3 tons 3500 kg
Max sail area: 1000 sqft 93 sqm
Forward bunk width: 3′ 9″ – 3′ 1″ tapered 1.15 m – 0.94 m tapered
Aft bunks width: 3′ – 1′ 5″ tapered 0.92 m – 0.44 m tapered
Building Time Estimate: 2500 – 3000 hrs

Visual Tour

Pahi 42 Photo Gallery Pahi 42 Videos

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