Hooligan
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Thanks. Yes it is a great cruising area. Re the stabiliser, we have a gyro which is good but requires the generator when either moving or at anchor. The seas around here are seldom bad enough to need stabilization when on the move - I can recall only two occasions over past two years, and at anchor it is often the same and we don’t experience too many issues with passing boats. Hence we tend not to leave on. That saves fuel for generator during the day or in transit and overnight when gen is on for aircon we just never need the stabiliser. The negative is that if something does blow up or if a big ship passes causing a mini tsunami, since the gyro takes about 45 mins to fire up, we do occasionally have Rose spillwaw what a great post,
very interesting reading, Vas beat me asking when was it, and I'm amazed how little boats there are in that region end of august,
in that period we were on the boat in south sardegna, and while that area is not too crowded over all, still at the end of august much more boats than your area,
in a few years we will probably bring Blue Angel back to south Croatia, and from there, this region is for sure on the destination list,
your 's and hardmy's posts are saved for inspiration
may I asc, why do you switch your stabilizers "on" only occasionally ?
ours are "Alway"s on, while cruising or at ancor, ...
so when we cross another boat, or whatever unexpected swell, we are alway's stable![]()