petem
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Might take a while!
New build Sanlorenzo SL96A 2024
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vas
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if they raft together, they may leave it a day or two to transfer, no hurry
jfm
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Yes that's the current hose Graham but all that's going in a skip and the plan it to fit one of these, with a meter and a trigger/nozzle. 25m High Capacity Diesel Hose Reel. The flow rate will be decent through one inch pipe, and we will not be in any hurry.
Sticky Fingers
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Superb
dustywings
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I haven't seen these before but what a good looking boat, this one by any chance?!Forum hasn't been updated: my brother (poster Silver Dee) has just bought a beautiful 28m Cantiere delle Marche (their Nauta Air series) fast displacement yacht, with 24000 litres fuel tank, so can refuel me at anchor if we raft upHis Aquastar 74, by far the best one in the Aquastar 74 series, is about to be put on the market (at I think £645k). Will make a new thread on the Cantiere delle Marche soon.
https://www.boatinternational.com/y...okerage-sales-news/icon-cdm-nauta-air-90-sold
henryf
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A bit late to the party as we are in the land of the smiles at the moment so forgive the delay. When we got our new tub last year I was shocked at the cost of insurance via our previous insurers, essentially we’d sort of stepped over their comfort zone and the computer had a wobble. So we changed to a firm more used to much larger craft, much larger. I did laugh at the sudden inclusion of wine cellar contents and artwork. Our 2 bottles of Blue nun and my Athena poster of the tennis player scratching her arse are now fully covered. I think we have to let them know if either trips over £50k.
They are asking for declarations on lithium powered toys now And charging protocols etc. Obviously been some issues with stuff like the foiling boards.
Excited for you that the old girl breathes now
Bouba
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That poster could be worth a lot now, because the model is in her sixties and said she wouldn’t pose againA bit late to the party as we are in the land of the smiles at the moment so forgive the delay. When we got our new tub last year I was shocked at the cost of insurance via our previous insurers, essentially we’d sort of stepped over their comfort zone and the computer had a wobble. So we changed to a firm more used to much larger craft, much larger. I did laugh at the sudden inclusion of wine cellar contents and artwork. Our 2 bottles of Blue nun and my Athena poster of the tennis player scratching her arse are now fully covered. I think we have to let them know if either trips over £50k.
They are asking for declarations on lithium powered toys now And charging protocols etc. Obviously been some issues with stuff like the foiling boards.
Excited for you that the old girl breathes now
TonyR123
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Had the same. Can only charge when I am onboard. And battery to be stored in a flame/explosion proof box/bag or something like that.
MapisM
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Why, does such thing even exist?
Aside from using a bank-grade safe weighing as much as the whole boat, that is...
jfm
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Nope it’s the other one (CdM built 2 in this series). Dec 2023 sale. Gorgeous boat.
Bouba
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Is there a reason why you and your brother just didn’t go halves on a superyacht ?
billskip
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Their wife's?
Sticky Fingers
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As well, or instead? Why go halves when you can have one each? Three however, would perhaps be too many…
billskip
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Anything bigger "super yacht " you cant drive it yourself you have to have skipper and crew...unless you have a ticket of course...
Bajansailor
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Is the 28m Cantiere delle Marche yacht still able to get under 24 metres loadline length, or will your brother need to have a 'professional' captain on board?
Pinnacle
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AIUI, it’s below 24m LH, so no pro skipper reqd. No doubt jfm can confirm the position.
billskip
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It must be on the limit if it is,
It's more or less vertical bow and stern, so LLL at its required measurement position won't be allowing for much leeway.
jfm
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We might want to go sailing to different places at the same time, and anyways one boat wouldn't have enough cabins. We do share a chaseboat (the Ribeye rib) and a SeaDoo Spark
jfm
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The Cantiere delle Marche is under 24m LLL, just. Remember that there is a 96% factor in the LLL rule, so you're looking for an <25m dimension not <24m, and you measure (on a boat like this) above the swim platform so the platform's length doesn't count. With a rake of transom and stem you can comfortably get a LLL under 24m on a 27.5m LOA boat of this sort of design. You don't need a removeable bow section (not do you on the Sanlorenzo SL96A, by the way).
LH of the CdM is above 24m because there is no 96% factor nor exclusion of s fixed welded on bathing platform when measuring LH. That has no relevance to the ticket required to be captain, It mans the boat isn't CE marked and that has some relatively straightforward effects on specification needed, which is easy to deal with on a boat like this that is already built by an uber quality yard to RINA class.
TBH the CdM needs its own thread and one of these days my brother might write one
jfm
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It's above 24m LH but the skipper's licence is a function of LLL not LH.