Cat 22 Boat Plans (CT22)
[CT22] Boat plans for a 22′ modern catamaran for twin outboards.
Plans come in PDF format as a Digital Download.
$358.00
Description
This design sat on our drafting table for almost 20 years. It started with somebody showing me the lines of a cat used by the Australian Coast Guard and asking for an epoxy-plywood version. We did not go very far. A catamaran cost more in material and labor than a monohull and after a quick estimate, the project went on the back burner.
Over the years, the same request came back regularly and as many of our builders have proven that they can successfully tackle elaborate projects, I went back to the drawing board and here is the result, our Cat 22 (CT22).
Click here to see study plans
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Additional information
| Specifications | LOA: 21' 6" 6,56 m. Max. Beam: 8' 3" 2,52 m. Displacement/draft 2.650 lbs / 13" 1200 l / 0.33 m. Tunnel height at rest 16" 40 cm Fuel: 2 x 30 gallons 2 x 140 l. Recommended engine 2 x 90 HP 2 x 67 kW |
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Nwguy –
It took Several starts and stops and a pandemic to create the time and space to get it done, but “Ronocat” has been up and running around the Salish Sea for several years now. The whole family loves it. Handles the irregular seas this area has to offer and gets us into the islands quickly. We followed all the major structural instructions and exceeded them in all respects. We put a cabin on it cause boats without it are close to worthless around here. We added engine brackets and mounted twin 140 Suzukis. Sweet ride. Tops out briefly at 40, and cruses comfortably between 22 and 28 knots.
I’ve never seen a shark cat, noosacat or similar Aussie boats that inspired this design, but we paid same attention to their layouts and detail.