This man may save you $10000's on a boat | BTS with Sail Libra
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If you’ve ever dreamed of cutting the lines and running away on a sailboat Captain Ryan is the man to talk to. For a small fee, you can experience what REAL cruising is like aboard Libra, his 60′ center cockpit ketch. In relative safety you can experience what offshore passage making is REALLY like, and for a FRACTION of the price of buying your own yacht and fitting it out for offshore.
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00:00-00:52 Intro
00:52-3:04 Meet Masterworks
3:04-4:28 50% of people get sick
4:28 -6:46 How I got started
6:46-8:43 What you’re in for on a trip
8:43-11:04 Explaining the Atlantic Loop
11:04-13:05 Sailing with John Kretchmer
13:05-15:32 Why I prefer a Ketch for this work
15:32-17:24 FLYING @ 18 knots
17:24-21:09 The KRAKEN ate my centerboard
21:09-29:27 Everything you need to know about centerboards
29:27-30:04 A cheese plate from the lovely Kendra
30:04-31:07 HOW EXACTLY it broke
31:07-35:49 How I’m building a NEW Centerboard
35:49-36:51 Question from the Crew about stresses
36:51-39:19 How I’m building a NEW Centerboard (cont.)
39:19-40:03 How Libra differs from a Catamaran
40:03-43:39 Considerations of designing the new board
43:39-45:24 Did you consider making it longer?
45:24-47:39 $80,000?????
47:39-50:48 How does the Aft centerboard work?
50:48-1:02:24 How I found and purchased Libra
1:02:24-1:06:26 Taking questions from the crew
1:06:26-1:13:49 Chartering in Cuba
1:13:49-1:16:47 Night Sailing
1:16:47-1:24:54 Sailing with Des from Project Atticus
1:24:54-1:29:47 How to Book a Trip!
1:29:47-1:30:30 The Cook gives a TOUR!
1:30:30-1:33:47 Last Thoughts
1:33:47-1:35:22 Discount code: ZINGARO
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