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Fantasi 31
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Hi all I had my Fantasi 31 (Anicula) from 1969 for 5 years now - It has been a a bigger renovation project, but she is sailing now. A...
14 Aug 2024
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Cruising to the Azores… and Back 2024
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By vertue of an update. We spent 2 months in the Azores from the end of May to the first week in August. We had a fantastic time. It's a...
13 Aug 2024
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Swede 55...a very sleek beauty
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Talking of McGruers, this beauty was in Paimpol this weekend 💕 ❤️ 💗😍
13 Aug 2024
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Swede 55...a very sleek beauty
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A bit smaller but similar design concept. We saw two or three boats like this in Denmark during 2011. No sign of engines, they sailed in...
12 Aug 2024
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and just when you think it cannot get worse...The Calorifier is knackered.
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Easily resolved: "Beyond economic repair" each and every one of them.
12 Aug 2024
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Nav lights choices
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Which is why commercial vessels have screens to keep the light outboard. If nav lights are causing a problem to the helm it should not...
12 Aug 2024
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Nav lights choices
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Going back to my second yacht in mid 70's it only required the minimum range for its nav lights. I replaced them with lights specified...
12 Aug 2024
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Nav lights choices
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Most boat owners are very, very shy. Not only do they go for tincy lights, but then then hide them behind all sorts of kit. A few...
12 Aug 2024
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Going up a couple of mm on forestay thickness.
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OP here. Thanks for all replies- looks like I’ve opened a can of worms here! I’ll summarise all the advice to “7mm ok, 8mm too much” and...
12 Aug 2024
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I can't find where my power cord connects to the boat
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Not sure, but looks similar to the one that melted on my boat.
11 Aug 2024
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I can't find where my power cord connects to the boat
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The external power socket on my boat melted. Fortunately, no other damage was caused. I now have a socket on a short lead from the AC...
11 Aug 2024
srm
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Going up a couple of mm on forestay thickness.
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I only advocate going up one size on forestays. On my last boat this was from 7 to 8 mm. Going from 6mm to 8mm sounds a bit extreme. My...
11 Aug 2024
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and just when you think it cannot get worse...The Calorifier is knackered.
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I thought a winter berth on the Caledonian Canal might be pleasant, then saw a poster warning of potential damage to seacocks from...
11 Aug 2024
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Swede 55...a very sleek beauty
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I never sat on the rail of any of my boats, the thought never crossed my mind, but have done so on other boats when helping out as crew...
11 Aug 2024
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Swede 55...a very sleek beauty
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I think I might have gone a lifetime without seeing this yacht, and I can find little enough about her online. Does anybody know...
10 Aug 2024
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