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Back in the 70s I sailed up the sea wall at Burnham, on a very HW, in my Stella & scattered some crowd. Slid back in & carried on...
7 Sep 2024
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So no, or only minimal, structural requirements and specs for watertight integrity??
7 Sep 2024
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The Categories are largely determined by stability. The things you talk about would not be specifically different between categories.
7 Sep 2024
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Sewing machine for covers
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And a welder while I owned a steel boat. An engineer friend said my welds looked like chewing gum, but nothing broke while I owned her.
7 Sep 2024
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And a mechanic, electrician, bosun, navigator, commander, purse, rigger, doctor, dentist, cook, painter, labourer, or whatever the...
7 Sep 2024
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I first saw boats like that as a child. I would take my toy yacht to the local boating pond. At weekends grown ups would bring their...
7 Sep 2024
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Hookah snorkeling / diving
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Breathing progressively gets difficult as you use the reserve air in the tube, (its slightly different to SCUBA gear). Sufficient to...
7 Sep 2024
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Have not looked at the regulations for Class A, but having looked at the companionway washboard fittings on two large class A boats. As...
7 Sep 2024
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Take a couple of minutes moderate exercise, brisk walking, trotting upstairs etc. Then after taking a breath keep going and really...
7 Sep 2024
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The Jordan Series Drogue is intended as a 'last ditch' survival device and, like a pilot's parachute, it MUST work when needed. There...
7 Sep 2024
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Jordan series drogue attachement point
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Its a long time since they were published but you can probably still find Jordan's original design notes on the internet. Worth going to...
7 Sep 2024
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Jordan series drogue attachement point
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A series of breaking wave strikes one after the other, third strike filled cockpit, fourth had us surfing sideways with a ton or more of...
7 Sep 2024
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Reading Jordan's original design notes he recommended chain plates and ruled out using cleats or winches for a very specific reason...
6 Sep 2024
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Sea state slight to moderate
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Sea state forecasts do not take account of local effects such as tidal streams, shallow water etc. The only time I really looked for a...
6 Sep 2024
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Not full time cruising
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Go for it, that is what cruising boats are for. When you go around the top of mainland Britain in two or three years time I can...
6 Sep 2024
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