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if i was to start boating what would be your advise on the best qualification to do first?
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Wow indeed. A famous boat.
17 Jul 2024
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Mine was an afternoon race out of Scarborough on a rather nice yacht. Again a young lad spending too much time on the pier watching the...
17 Jul 2024
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Portsmouth Harbour temporary mooring.
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We both are. And I’ve emailed the mooring officer but as yet no reply. I looked for the members rates for the pontoon on the website but...
17 Jul 2024
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Is climate destabilisation making cruising increasingly too risky?
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No insurance for named storms is already the norm for many areas of the world as fas as yachts are concerned. Either that or if...
17 Jul 2024
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The boatyards are businesses. They have been severely impacted by the hurricane. The boatyards employ local labour. Those individuals...
17 Jul 2024
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We launched daughters Pandora 700 yesterday with the intention of sailing her down to Plymouth. However the head wind yesterday and the...
17 Jul 2024
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That’s a very snide comment. The owners of those boats have got together and most of them agreed to allow locals to take what they need...
17 Jul 2024
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Not sure what Martin is up to here. Last thing I heard was that he’s got a boat and has had one for a while. Perhaps he’s ’Asking for a...
17 Jul 2024
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17 Jul 2024
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I know it’s too late for you but I hope you’ll not mind me saying long may that Sahara dust continue to cool the seas etc. As you know...
17 Jul 2024
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Cheap, hydraulic wire crimpers, any good!
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There are indeed lever crimps that do a good job on wire up to about 50mm.sq. and the corresponding tube fittings, but they are more...
16 Jul 2024
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I would be looking at using glands not grommets in that area. something like:- RS PRO Grey Nylon Cable Gland, M12 Thread, 3mm Min, 6.5mm...
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... continued: Next the main deck - the salon Finally, below are some night/dusk shots. So overall I'm incredibly...
16 Jul 2024
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Cheap, hydraulic wire crimpers, any good!
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I’ve got that exact set. It’s worked very well but they started to leak hydraulic fluid. I’ve had to top them up and put up with the...
16 Jul 2024
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