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Posts posted by Start Me Up
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Thanks for that DP. I will now work on making the Weaver Dan buoy marginally shorter. The couriers might charge me less! No consultation with me as the sole manufacturer to the change.
Also no consultation or publicity to the chandler's that YNZ were re releasing the rules. Likely its been very good that we're here in our bubble not allowed to go anywhere to save any confusion with industry/regulator/end user.
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Cheers, no running commentary anywhere?
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Any news or links to this race?
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Now on Trademe, 3 Ross 930's doing the Coastal, you could make number 4!
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Lazy yes, got tired if flushing the loo properly for the kids! With 220amp Agm battery bank no worries about juice.
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From memory, no to sealant or glueing in most of their seals, but the butt ends use superglue.
Give Carl at maxwell/vetus a call in the morning he's usually a great help on these things.
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Innovator of Mana has just appeared on trademe
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Agree, done
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Try Whitestar in Auckland, they produce the Clevco winches. From memory lewmar springs work but talk to Neil at Whitestar first.
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Now on trademe with more photos.
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Some more....
Engine is a 2010 four stroke 8hp (not 10hp) Yamaha outboard with 12l tote tank
Lighting
Masthead tri colour LED
Spreader downlights LED
Running light LED bulb
Deck level LED port stb and stern.
Interior, majority LED
Anchoring
1 aluminium and 1 steel sand anchor with appropriate warp and chain.
Fenders etc for raft ups
Lines
Most replaced in last 3 years from Nautilus braids and Chains ropes and anchors.
Wad load of good spare lines
RIG
Carbon mast, alloy boom
All stays and turn buckles replaced last year. Old stays and turnbuckles come with her.
Folding prod
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It has been pointed out to me rather bluntly that my ad does not really show what actually comes with Start Me Up.
I'll add to this as I remember. This is the minimum that she comes with.
ELECTRONICS
B&G Vhf v60-b ais transeiver
Ws320 wireless wind
Dst800 tdx
Fish finder tdx
Zg100 heading sensor
Vulcan 7 with navionics card
2nd vulcan 7 with c-map cracked screen
N2k network
Raymarine St1000+
Pelagic autopilot with ram
Cobra 6watt hand held Vhf
ELECTRICS
3 SOLARA 36WATT SOLAR PANELS
1 NAPS SOLAR PANEL 40WATT
2 CENTURY 120 AMP HOUR AGM BATTERIES
VICTRON MPPT SMART SOLAR REGULATOR
VOLTMETER AND USBS BLA BLA
CHARGER OFF 10HP 4STROKE YAMAHA
SAFETY
Coastal first aid kit (cat 2)
Gme 406 epirb
Plastimo compass
Grab bag with flares etc
2 lifebouy drogues and lights
Weaver mob pole
All the std cat 2 stuff pumps etc.
SAILS
1, 2, 3, 4, and storm
Big and small 3/4 assymetric
Huge 3/4 heavy duty code o on furler
Race main 3 reefs
3/4 symmetric kite and chicken shoot.
Old spares all go with her including self tacker track and hardware.
DECK GEAR
4x harken self tailing winches.
Tiller clutch
Mainly Ronstan and Harken
Spinlock Clutches.
PLUMBING
Electric loo with holding tank, gimballed race cooker, sink, cool box.
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Standard with bulb.
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Due to wife wanting a larger boat for next RNI Start Me Up K4903 is for sale.
START Me Up comes complete with all Cat 2 gear used on the RNI2020 except liferaft and iridium go.
Gear list minimum is as follows
Carbon mast, new stays and ropes in last year. 2 assym, 3 sym, 1,2,3,4 and storm jib, 2 mains, a wad of old sails, heavy code zero on furler. Carbon/alloy prod. 4 self tailing harken winches. New this year Ais transponder vhf , wireless wind and heading sensor. 3 years old, pelagic autopilot, raymarine st1000, 2x vulcan 7" with cmap and navionics, also dst800 and fishfinding tdxs, plastimo compass. Gimbaled cooker, Cat 2 first aid kit, epirb, flares. 2010 8hp yamaha 4 stroke with charger, 3 solara solar panels, 2 century 120 amp agm baterries with victron smart charger, and it just goes on.....
$25000 firm
PM me if serious. Goes on Trademe net Friday if not sold.
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13 minutes ago, Island Time said:
That could be worded better, but the manufacturer knows when they were made. They stamp on the expiry date, 3 years from then...
Nah, most manufacturers have a 4 year expiry date nowadays.
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Right..
1/ chafe should not happen, agreed. 2 masts were built at same time and my crew tracked down the other, guess what same problem..
2/ room inside the rig, bugged if I know. Suspect when I remove the rig and remove spreaders we'll have a better idea ( in the meantime i want to go sailing with limited reduction to sailing time and budget)
3/ agreed with mast, maybe sell all clutches and replace with decent clamcleats for those lines that may need instant release
The two lines that parted, one was Italian, the other Kiwi. The rest that had major wear were all Kiwi. Hurricane rigging put a chafe guard on the 3/4 and main halyard (Italian&Kiwi) in Wellington. I trimmed both in Napier due to wear (definately slowed things down though).
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46 minutes ago, DaveNoy said:
Worth considering a “check” line on a MH halyard to turn it into a 3/4, I.e a 3mm line that feeds down the in the 3/4 halyard box with a low friction ring that the MH halyard feeds through. Pull it on and a MH halyard turns into a 3/4.
On a SR26 everything was 6mm, apart from the mainsheet and jib sheet. No complaints.
Cool idea, will pinch this thankyou.
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Alright KM,
What caused failures? All the halyard boxes had sharp edges, not rounded off in any manner. The main halyard also too tight a radius, would suit 6mm more.
Why go smaller? Both sets of riggers had issues getting the halyards past spreader connection point. Also more space inside to add another 3/4 halyard.
Clutches etc? I have some 4-8mm spinlocks, should do the job. Two would need to be replaced.
Why 6mm? Used 6mm for cunni, 3x reefs and outhaul. No issues with harken st winches or in the basic english clamcleats as well. Reef lines a wee bit fluffy but nothing major after 1200miles or so.
Agree with mouse line, just added it to my to do list!
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Just pondering, after losing 2 halyards down the mast and replacing several others during the RNI2020.
Is it viable to replace all my 8mm dyneema double braid with 6mm? Maybe with an exoticish cover instead of polyester. My thinking comes about after we couldn't mouse a replacement at sea and it was a pain in the arse at Mangonui (thanks to the Edwards clan for sorting it in the end there). Then in Wellington the 8mm end got stuck at the spreader junction and again it was more fantastic riggers sorting it out again (Hurricane rigging).
The fault lies in the sheeve boxes and they will be fixed eventually but in the meantime I have an issue of not much room inside spar (carbon job) and would like to add an extra 3/4 spin halyard for peels etc eventually.
Opinions please.....boat Ross 930
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I got 4, obviously need another yacht.