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Good question, hadn't considered that factor.... mind you we don't get them on the lakes.

Hi Looing at getting some new fenders an note they come in two colour tones Charcol v White Is there any issues to be aware of ?

Ive see these...designed for horizontal settings..in use. Not sure how they work on a vertical surface: https://www.actionoutdoors.kiwi/epages/shop.sf/?Locale=en_NZ&ObjectPath=/Shops/ActionFishing/Products/13025&ViewAction=ViewProductViaPortal&cmp_id=1034294347&adg_id=107464844786&kwd=&device=t&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIkM7HkNqM8gIVyX8rCh2oeQueEAQYASABEgJU3PD_BwE

Rusty brake lines....

Time for some maintenance...WOF time.

This is our portable one. Simple press the button...can sit in cockpit, deck etc. Fully self contained. Battery needs a charge every few months.

https://www.maritimenz.govt.nz/public/news/media-releases-2021/20210722a.asp

Google turned up this is response to a search for activity at Rotomahana YACHTS CAPSIZE MANY IN TROUBLE RESCUES OF "CREWS SAILS AND MASTS LOST The chief storm damage in Auckland occurred on the harbour on Saturday afternoon; Yachts competing in the Devonport Yacht Club's annual regatta felt the full force of a strong northeasterly wind and, although all events ; were started, at least 30 of the competitors failed to finish. Of that number, almost 20 capsized and others blew out their sails or carried away masts. Three private motor-boats, including the Rotomahana, owned by Mr. H. Dud

Data from the BOP Regional Council wave bouy off Pukehina Beach for April 2021. Max wave height a little over 4m on the 22nd. Better data capture at Bowentown (similar max height);

The weather station on White Island (near the west summit) is very sensitive to topographic affects. It often gives 'unusual' data.

Samasaan at home on Lake Rotoiti.

Similar on the lakes....wave makers are very popular

Motor size is dictated by the Part V safety regulations for trailers yachts: "Motor rating shall be a minimum of 0.6 kW per metre overall length (approximately equivalent to 0.25 hp per foot of overall length)"

After 30 yrs in trailer yachts, the most important consideration is the prop on the bottom.. a suitable sail drive version. Next step would be long shaft for transom installations. I've always had 2-stroke, but the 4-strokes are making a impact. Motor size is dictated by the Part V safety regulations for trailers yachts: "Motor rating shall be a minimum of 0.6 kW per metre overall length (approximately equivalent to 0.25 hp per foot of overall length)"

WOW what a cool toy.

OMG, some of us would love to be able to get them off.

+1

When you say anywhere in NZ, that implies a Trailer Yacht? .. is that correct

Is it oceanic or continental in origin ?

What are the details, part number. Thanks

Two questions: 1) What are people using for an antenna ? 2) Are the marine radios (like Fusion,GME) better than a car system? In terms of sensitively etc. Currently have a car system but reception is very poor.

I've had a ProMarine (2.7m) with inflatable keel and solid floor for 5 yrs. Brought 2nd hand so have got my $ worth from a Chinese inflatable.... weighs 22kg.

https://preview.mailerlite.com/k9d8p6/1630934435576683013/x5v3/ Bit of a tech overview.

Yes his son has carried on....

There is an update on the DART buoy data here: https://www.gns.cri.nz/Home/Our-Science/Natural-Hazards-and-Risks/Tsunami/2021-Raoul-Island-Tsunami