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It's a great boat and in pretty good condition. Was no expense spared when it was launched and it was campaigned very well. I know there is nothing major wrong with it but its basically padlocked to the hard stand until the bills are cleared. I dont think its very fair to be asking for the owner's situation and reason for sale right now on trade me. Maybe it's a touchy subject. Let's be honest if you were a serious buyer for this boat you would probably not be asking your questions on trade me..... Bryce had told people to contact him for more information and that's what they shou

From two days ago, our first race of the season . . part of the fleet Sandusky Bay, Ohio

I just added a hole through the bow on my boat for the bobstay. Making up a custom bobstay out of carbon and aramid wound between 2 points. Cow hitching the bottom through the hole and lashing the top. This will be retractable so the bobstay cant have any stretch as you need to be able to tension the bobstay with the prod out line. On motorboat we had a D ring through the bow and the bobstay went to half prod as the angle was too tight to go to the end and added too much compression into the prod. This worked well as it was also the code zero point. On the sunfast we had a dogbone i

Hard not to get excited about a system like that hey lateral, esp when it sits and churns for several days, how often does that happen! Whangapoua on the coro won't be any good, s.e bowls straight in there, few miles east will be worth a look though. Northport wave buoy showing a lift already - https://northport.co.nz/weatherfeed Best place to be tomorrow will be 45mins west of Hamilton, 16s period swell, perfect offshore and every man and his dog heading east.

I don't know what metservice you have been looking at, but the metservice I use has been showing this coming all week.

I'm not allowed the sail unless I can categorise it as safety equipment...

Thanks for this. I'm actually interested in the CPR in community numbers. Many of these I suspect are resusitation after an incident caused by an underlying condition. I'd like to know a couple of things: Firstly, how does this improve if someone has access to an AED within the first 5-10 minutes? from my course I understood it was that success could be increased to as much as 30%, but the course was in Swiss german and despite living here for some 14 y, I'm not sh*t-hot at that crazy speak. Secondly, what are the success rates of community CPR for drowning victims, being

Decades ago I went to the only course I could find that seemed remotely applicable. Something lije First Aid when there isnt a doctor. It was in Sydney. In nearly every circumstance they said " make the patient comfortable till help arrives ". Waste of money as i was heading into the southern ocean.