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    Replying to:RL 24 MK1 sea worthy
    I'm kind of frustrated. The more I read reviews about the RL24 the more people complain about the stability of the boat. I take my mk 1 out on the ocean and have faced some rough sees with her. She goes like a bullet and I enjoy the sea and spray. From what I read this boat had a design nomination for self righting. Every time I reed a review or some one talking about them. I get told the where designed for inland sailing. Am I taking that big a chance taking her out on some windy days? Please be honest and tell me if I'm being silly. The hardest part is getting out the doc with a 4 hp motor in 20 knot winds. That I will be upgrading. I love my lady Jane.