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Good to see how it's done. The subtitles are crap, haha! I see he did an inside gybe, but an article from Pip Hare said she does outside gybes.
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Oops another Autopilot grounding! HMNZS Manawanui sinking inquiry: Human error caused Navy vessel’s sinking, intital findings reveal Chief of Navy Rear Admiral Garin Golding said the direct cause of the grounding was because of a series of human errors, resulting in the ship’s autopilot “not being disengaged when it should have been”. He said the crew did not realise Manawanui remained in autopilot and, mistakenly believed its failure to respond to direction changes was the result of a thruster control failure. “Having mistakenly assessed a thruster control failure,
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Install a single or double metal bar across the front.
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What is the brand, or system that it works with?
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Important to let Westhaven know if you are putting a different boat in your berth. They like to keep a tight control.
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Yes there was a big party at the Squadron a few weeks ago.
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Well he's got Jean Le Cam with him, so that's a bonus. High risk strategy. These guys are only doing 3 knots, but boats to the west are doing 18 knots.
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Andrew Fagan will be doing a talk at Devonport, Thursday 12th of December. https://www.dyc.org.nz/social/seatalks
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Looks like it got t-boned by a larger vessel.
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876,000 / 550 = $1593 So they are probably being asked for around $1600 each. Or maybe they would apportion it so smaller berths pay less and bigger berths pay more?
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Pine Harbour Marina’s ‘abrupt power failure’: Berth holders decry fix-it fees Berth holders at southeast Auckland’s Pine Harbour Marina are decrying a $876,000 fee after what the owner called an “abrupt failure” of the power supply system to more than 500 berths. Ruth Doone of the Pine Harbour Berth Holders Association said her entity objected to being charged by Pine Harbour Marina Management, owned via Simon Herbert of Empire Capital. But Herbert said the business was entitled to charge the fee after the mains power abruptly failed. Each berth holder at the marina had a contra
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102 boats entered, 67 started, 38 finished. The winning boat (on line) stopped, and rescued the previously winning boat, then continued and still got there first!
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Swirly World Lost at Sea (buy book here) https://www.nationwidebooks.co.nz/product/Swirly-World-Lost-At-Sea Interview with Jim Mora https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/sunday/audio/2018960552/andrew-fagan-and-the-ultimate-adventure-for-swirly-world Book excerpt https://www.thepost.co.nz/culture/350449472/swirly-world-world-record-attempt-and-yachting-near-disaster
