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Everything posted by khayyam
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I thought it was interesting how long it took for someone to comment here on the news at all. Everybody's over it and nobody cares anymore? Dalts may have got top $ for the hosting rights but pretty sure he's lost an awful lot of NZ support, goodwill and interest. We will all be welcome if we fly to Barca -- yeah, nah.
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This weekend. Looking a bit drifty tonight unfortunately, but sunny and warm!
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New haulout technique. Antifoul the bow this tide, swap the lines, stern on the next!
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I'd think anything of that size would be tight. The raven is already a "modest" rig.
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I thought we decided (several pages back) that those rules apply throughout the "Auckland region" and thus island bay, izzy bay and beyond?
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I love how this thread springs periodically back to life at various times over the past decade! I guess it's home to (small) Shoalcraft 30 owners club...
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Five people rescued so far in large-scale operation off North Cape
khayyam replied to eruptn's topic in MarineTalk
I hope not. If so, what on earth were they doing out in this!? -
Peak draw only, not sustained. But probably not something you'd want your boat system trying to cope with!
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https://www.trademe.co.nz/3426069003 I won't pass judgement on the aesthetics, but will give you an idea.
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Our sparky told me not long ago that new (home) induction cooktops can draw 40a (@230V). Pretty hard to manage on a boat! Newer boats do seem to have electric cooking arrangements, to my surprise. But even with 1-2kw of solar I think really you'd be relying a lot on the genset to get those batteries charged. Really you're starting to look at boat systems which rival off-grid home systems, and you'd really struggle with 2kw solar for the sort of mod cons these boats are expecting.
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10 years ago we bought a boat with such a dodgy gas arrangement that the very first thing we did was take the bottle off the boat. Proper modern installations don't bother me though.
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Pretty sure it had overstayed its welcome there years ago. But somehow these things have a way of dragging on.
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Usually when chainsaw meets boat it's not in the water though!
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Wow. Amazing shots.
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Pretty amazing. Imagine trying to anchor somewhere with 12m tides!
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That's dedication, spending the night on an exposed mooring in a blow.
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https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/motors/boats-marine/yachts/multihull/listing/3478640042
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I really hope they weren't dumb enough to assume that liability.
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Yuck. Reflects very badly on the owners, of course, but imo the hm should not have allowed it to get to this point.
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Surely not. Watercare charges are ~$2/kL (plus wastewater). So at a guess I'd say 1 unit = 1 kL.
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Indeed. Just anchor unattended in matiatia in a northerly blow and wait 6 weeks. Problem solved, apparently.
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I can't imagine anyone sinking the $ into getting her sailing again. Would have to be someone with deep pockets and a deep connection this boat, and surely any such person would already have stepped in.
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It's not gone. Now it's just a mess.
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ouch. bridgedeck cat isn't a cheap thing to have go walkabout.