Priscilla II
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Pete is caught between a Rocna and a hard place.
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19 minutes ago, Island Time said:
This looks pretty good as well as the pt11. Plans are 80 euros.... http://www.metzboats.de/htm/designs/dinghies/mebo12/mb12.htm
Amateur build time for the PT11 400hrs kit cost $4500 just doesn’t make sense.
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12 minutes ago, bigal.nz said:
Anyone know the situation at HMB? We are due to haul out there, and while I am sure they will squirt the boat down in the slings, I am guessing there will be no hose use once in cradle?
Don’t fret it has been raining everyday for a while so you get a fresh water rinse for free.
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2 hours ago, Jon said:
what numbers, pick my own or lucky dip ??????
Might need to let the jackpot get to $40mil first😀
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1 hour ago, Clipper said:
Pretty sure i have recently seen a sailing version. I think a carbon sailing version would add up fast!
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1 hour ago, Black Panther said:
A propellor graveyard?
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6 hours ago, Island Time said:
Used to have one of those when I was a kid. They were riveted together, and after many years of being trashed, it leaked pretty badly thru the rivets. To use one as a tender, you'd want to have some pretty good gunnel fenders, and have to have a careful think about how to get aboard without trashing the mother ship. The alloy can leave nasty marks, dents and scrapes. But, on the other hand, they are light and tough
Best to have a tinnie mothership to go with your tinnie dinghy...
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11 hours ago, Black Panther said:
Those Townsons are works of art.
But I am thinking something a little more "workboat".
Doesn’t come any more utilitarian than the Parkercraft tinnie.
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Townson 2.4.
Occasionally they turn up on Trademe in glass.
Trinka 10.
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Mystic Lass on trade me looks a cracker and the cockpit works a hell of a lot better than the 1280.
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14 hours ago, Oscar said:
Hi,
Need a waterlock for my 20HP diesel engine, and I' found the Windward NZ made is 1/3 of the cost of the Vetus that is the one i've used before. Anyone had any experience with the Windward waterlock ?Thanks
OscarBuy Kiwi made save quite a bit of coin and the Windward are a robust product that works.
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Crikey what a crew ,the guy on the left well deserves a Knighthood for services to yachting actually they all do.
Come on those Torys in the RNZYS pull some strings and get it done .
https://boatingnz.co.nz/rainbow-shines-again/
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13 hours ago, Fish said:
I should add that my view in my previous posts in based on what I think will happen, not what I believe should happen.
And this will sound very cold, but with massive numbers of people wanting to get into NZ, a global recession and massive govt spending and debt, I do think it is legitimate to effectively choose who we let in based on how much cash / wealth they can bring with them.
I do think there is a legitimate reason for the cruisers to come here and be let in, especially this first cyclone season, being that people have made plans to cross the Pacific by a certain date, and need to be able to complete that. I just don't think the govt will do it.
I think there are legal ways to manage entry. Visa's granted for people travelling by small boat, that are already at (or apply from) a Pacific nation. This would be on a case by case basis. The paper work (and applications fees) will weed out the people doing it for convenience, and those that really need to. And do what Noumea(?) does. Require a one way air ticket out, for all arrivals by boat (or basically a bond to the govt), so there is no excuse they wont leave next winter.
Donkeys answer to all our Covid woes.
Covid 19 coronavirus: John Key says NZ should let in 'rich' Americans who want to build a house
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One would have to factor in profiteering and value for money with the discrepancy in military budgets between the USA and China.
Each one of these B-2 Spirits cost US $2 billion they brought 20 how much would it cost to manufacture in China.
In regards to the fishing China runs a foreign policy that focuses primarily on securing access to protein wether or not it is sourced legally or sustainably and not just fish.
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Sadly for Scott the road to any form of justice has long been paved with layer after layer of falsehoods and will forever stretch its arc of prejudice and harm well over the horizon of his time.
This travesty of injustice continues and including his sister by innuendo not fact in this foul legal nightmare sums up the establishments firm commitment to never admit wrong in this and many other contentious legal cases.
A plague on all their houses I say.
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1 hour ago, Tamure said:
No engine haha, now is has an outboard! Anyway its a work of art but almost an affectation in the sense it has all the style cues of what a proper boat should have. Larry built a solid boat, all 8 tons of it before stores!
Spent some time aboard Taliesin and the most unnerving thing was the distinct lack of any cockpit just a wide coaming and very exposed.
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On 26/07/2020 at 8:23 PM, Dave said:
the more the merrier for the LV.
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1 minute ago, splat said:
the diagram upthread appears to only restrict power driven vessels to max of 12 knots not sailing...although not sure how the cha
se boats get round this one
Those gas guzzling tenders and the accompanying spy craft are regularly carving up the inner harbour at excessive speeds.
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Has the AC36 an exemption for adherence to the inner harbour speed restrictions.
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On 24/07/2020 at 3:04 PM, ex Elly said:
Wow! So just an accident, not manslaughter?
"The company has already paid $220,000 to Gelberger’s family, Judge Phillips said."
"It struck Gelberger about 10.50am on April 20, 2017 while travelling at about 35 knots."
"There was no speed limit in that area, 273 metres from the shore at the south end of Cheltenham Beach."
Would be great to see the grieving family receive the fine imposed on Ports of Auckland.
POAL owned by the people but a grubby incident fuelled by corporate denials and evasions that inevitably prolonged the victims family grief and search for justice.
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Bit of a Claytons forfeiture
Sealord will be applying to the court to have the vessel returned, but during the meantime have been permitted to use it in the normal course of their fishing operations.
"As Ocean Dawn has been forfeited to the Crown, we will now apply to the court to have the vessel returned to us. In the meantime, we are permitted to use her in the normal course of our fishing operations."
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The Watercare CEO who prays for rain is now on nearly $900k a year.
Damn the Rules, Rocna Inventor doing the NW Passage
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What a complete and utter falsehood.
Behrouz was invited to come here for a writers festival and made a fully legal and compliant application for refugee status after enduring six years of our Aussie neighbours abominable inhumane refugee policies.
Hang your head in shame with Armchair where’s your humanity.