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Here is an explanation of the routing of the one line system compared to the two line system.
The boat used here is an FX1, the same system would be used on the Hobie 16, Hobie Pacific, Dart 16, Dart 18 and many more. If you're not sailing a two man dedicated racing class such as F18, F16 or T...
Whale Cay Cut, we’ve heard a lot about it. Cruisers and guide books alike warn to avoid going through unless the weather is calm and the tide is slack. Is it a bunch of hype? We'll we put it to the test in this weeks video. We also get to play with baby pigs on the beach and work on some boat p...
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Hobie Tiger jib system video.
We look at a solution to furl your jib if you have self tacking, also we have a look at the plastic jib tack/forestay protector tube.
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Here is a look at the set up of the self tacking jib system on a Hobie Tiger catamaran.
We look at the route that the sheet takes and the rigging of the jib cunningham.
For the hoisting of the jib please check out this video:
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At long last we arrive to the Bahamas! Things went really smoothly right up until we got smacked by an unforecast storm where we got the highest winds we'd ever experienced so far with gusts up to 45kts. All things considered I think we handled it well. We were well rewarded after the storm wit...
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We wrap up our time on the hard in St Augustine Florida and do our first night sail down to West Palm Beach where we promptly find a problem with our saildrives (the thing the propellor attaches too) and have to get hauled right back out again....
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We head south! We have things to fix on the boat that require it to be out of the water. Unfortunately for us, the nearest place that both allows DIY (mostly) and can haul out a 23ft wide boat is in St Augustine Florida about 200 miles away. We end up on the ICW most of the way down due to weather b...
This is the second half of our refit before heading south to warmer waters. We had a number of projects going from batteries, to hull stickers, to construction on the starboard hull. We did as much as we could in the time we had to get the boat comfortable and functional. It was a lot of work be we ...
We did not buy a catamaran to have 6 inches of snow on it! We got hit by the largest snow storm Charleston SC had ever seen according to locals. A few days after the snow melted off we had a small electrical fire which melted down our shore power connection and we show your some of our plans for wh...
Our favorite fluffy crew member finally joins us on the boat! Our dog's name is Arya and she's a samoyed. They're very friendly dogs, but also a little bit... vocal. She's been sailing with us a few times but it'd be a stretch to call her a boat dog (yet).
Also, we finally ...
Our final leg of the trip to Charleston for the refit. We pass through some remote areas of the ICW in Georgia and make our way into South Carolina as the temperature starts to drop.
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...so far - it's actually the only crashes that i've found in the videos i've already made. We'll have to start pushing it harder this year!
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As we travel northward Charleston to do our reft the wind and current all turn strongly against us making open ocean progress nearly impossible. So we resign ourselves to traveling in the "Ditch" aka the ICW aka the Intracoastal Waterway. While is not the romanticized "sailing" ...
We're back with Gary Fretz for some more expert information. We filmed this before heading north for our refit and wanted to share it as it might help some of you who are looking to buy a boat. When we first started researching buying a boat, I had strongly considered going the DIY route and no...
Finally got our week one video out! It's a big one for us and we had to edit it twice thanks to a dead hard drive... But better late than never. Week one was a roller coaster, we had a lot of firsts on our boat, both good annnnd... not so good. But hey, that's part of the adventure right!?...
Here's a quick walkthrough of our boat and home, a 40' sailing catamaran, pre modifications. This boat is pretty close to what we wanted and needed as a starting platform. The boat's in decent condition as is but we've got a lot of changes we want to make to suite our plan. We...
How did we afford our boat? What loan(s) did we use and how did we qualify? We answer all of these things and more. The process has a ton of pitfalls and if you're not careful it can be an unpleasant surprise as your trying to buy your boat. We're sharing the most important of the things t...
Here is our survey and seatrial video for the Lagoon 410 that we bought. The idea was to document the process we went through to help give an idea what it can be like for others interested in buying a boat. We're a little behind on our video editing but are just starting to catch up. :)
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We finally did it!! We bought a 2000 Lagoon 410. 41ft long, and 23ft beam (she's got some wide hips.) It took a long time (longer than normal) but we did it!! We've got a number of videos coming up about the survey, loans, and the process in general. But let us know if you have any specifi...
We never do things the easy way...!
The time has come to get our Viking RescYou liferaft serviced. It's about a year overdue (don't worry, it's still safe) and because we're soon to be embarking on another sailing season, we need to get this thing serviced and ready to go. Of c...
As all good things must come to an end, so must our shakedown cruise.
It was hard to tear ourselves away from one of our new favorite spots on the east side of Peanut Island, but we knew there was still a lot of boat work to be completed before hurricane season finishes, and it would be fastest and...
This year's hurricane season has been particularly rough in many aspects. One of which being the yacht market. A large percentage of boat in the Caribbean have been damaged and this will have an affect of the market for years for both new and used boats. In this video we chat with boat buying a...
It's that time of year- we've come to the end of our sailing season! It's time to pack the boat up and haul her out for dockyard storage. It's always an emotional and tiring time, but the need to see family during the 'off season' is strong, so we once again tick off ou...
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