Smoky exhausts in antibes

[tcm]

I am making this post after a 2hr lunch in the south of france with the aim of upsetting the smugger contibuitors hereabouts, especially Claymore. Anyway, my question is: Why are there no clouds in the sky? Also, my exhausts aren't in the least bit smoky - is this alright?

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[DavidJ]

Life's just too perfect sometimes.
Enjoy
David

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[Divemaster1]

Possible causes...

"Why are there no clouds in the sky?"
- I would start to worry and move on... Obviosly you're right under one of the holes in the ozone whatsemicallits, with associated potential health hazards...

"Also, my exhausts aren't in the least bit smoky - is this alright?"
- Oh, serious cause for concern here and in addition sounds expensive ! My guess is that the Gold rocker covers are starting to be a bit tainted and hot, (could be due to the weather contitions above). Remidy would be: Large ammounts of cash thrown in the direction of any forum member and to get hold of some wood to rasie emergency rigging (pointy sticky up thingie...), and to string up some bed sheets to ensure safe passage to home port.... (trust this will not deface the vessel too much)..

Or..... You could of course just sit back ane enjoy another bottle of nice wine whilst enjoing yourself...as you obviously already do...


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[Col]

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[jhr]

Re: Possible causes...

Yes, lack of clouds is an obvious cause for concern. Skin cancer, cataracts, sunburn etc.

Suggest constructing a temporary shelter from redundant bits of Fairey Huntsman, covered in Fablon... This may also offer some protection from rotting vegetation, eggs etc. thrown by irate Forum members sitting in manky offices in cold, cloudy UK.

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[petem]

The Solly that Dom snuck into your fuel is obviously working!

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[david_e]

Thought that you had sold your berth in France, or are you visiting? If Bill Giles is correct then we too will be having a sunny week-end as well

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[tcm]

Um, i sold one of them, not all. But anyway, I'm back in UK now, damnit.

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[longjohnsilver]

After a 3 hour lunch I awoke to see no clouds at all, in fact it was dark!

Lack of smoke probably means that you haven't found the right buttons to press to start the engines, or praps someone has nicked them? Or maybe it's dark there also?

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[tcm]

No, the engines were on and all fine and zoomy. Back in blighty now AND I even managed to longjohnsilver the car park barrier at gatwick. What a fab day.

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[david_e]

Acshully, now you mention it, my exhaust has stopped it's tiny whisp of start up smoke since it's first dose of Solly. Having said that, it's a tiny 3 pot wolwo and only done 60 hours, at current rag & stick usage is forecast to last until 2010.

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[petem]

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Also, my exhausts aren't in the least bit smoky - is this alright?

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This is normal when fuel contamination has stopped them running.

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