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    πŸ“ My Harbour
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Brightwork ( Lieutenant Commander)
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    1 of 3 short videos showing my harbour



    πŸ’¬ Re: My Harbour
    2 months ago by πŸ‡§πŸ‡ͺ hermank ( Sub-Lieutenant)
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    A very Nice harbour you havΓ©, beautifull modelyachts , clean and well presented. You can be a very proud man πŸ‘
    πŸ’¬ Re: My Harbour
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί peterd ( Warrant Officer)
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    Very impressive. Many years work there.
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    πŸ“ Andrea Gail
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ GARTH ( Lieutenant Commander)
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    Great weather this week so off to Leander Boat dock for Andrea Gail maiden run I made a video but could not down load on this wed site But I did take a still photo so here she is & the model work well .As soon as the boat pool opens a Spencer's in Burlington It will get a summer of running .

    πŸ’¬ Re: Andrea Gail
    2 months ago by πŸ‡³πŸ‡Ώ jbkiwi ( Fleet Admiral)
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    Hi Garth, boat looks goodπŸ‘ Re the video, you may have to upload it to You Tube, then put the link in your next post,- video might be too big to post directly.

    JB
    πŸ“ For Classic RN Destroyer fans
    2 months ago by πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺ RNinMunich ( Fleet Admiral)
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    Stumbled over this while trawling for details of H Class ''twixt" the wars destroyers.
    In particular HMS Hotspur H01.
    For fellow RN ship fans.πŸ˜‰
    Cheers, Doug😎

    πŸ’¬ Re: For Classic RN Destroyer fans
    2 months ago by πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺ RNinMunich ( Fleet Admiral)
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    Hi Bill,
    HMS Bermuda Colony/Fiji class light cruiser C52. Broken up 1965.
    Pic 1; Ulysees and Bermuda from the rear end April 1960! Both still in commission.
    Ulysses was decommissioned in 1963, in reserve until 1966? And finally scrapped in Plymouth in 1970.
    Pic 2; Bermuda in camouflage underway 1942.
    Seek and ye shall find!
    Cheers, Doug😎
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    πŸ’¬ Re: For Classic RN Destroyer fans
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ Scratchbuilder ( Commodore)
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    Dear All.
    Continuing on this thread.
    I have found two old black and white pictures of HHS Ulysses originally built as a U class destroyer R69.After a distinguished career and being laid up after the war she was converted to a Type 15 anti submarine frigate,new pennant number F17.
    She was eventually sent to the cutters torch at Davies and Cann next to Laira Bridge near Plymstock in Plymouth in I think 1968/9 where I lived at the time.
    The first picture shows her alongside at Devonport prior to paying off in 1968.
    The other photographs (taken by me) show her alongside awaiting the torch.
    Sorry for the quality pictures but my camera back then was very basic.
    Sad end for another Greyhound of the seas.
    I can’t remember the name of the other vessel awaiting scrap.but perhaps somebody may have ideas.
    Regards Bill.
    πŸ’¬ Re: For Classic RN Destroyer fans
    2 months ago by πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺ RNinMunich ( Fleet Admiral)
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    AhaπŸ’‘
    HMS Verulam V Class. One of the last of the WW2 destroyer classes based on the War Utility design of the War Emergency Programme.
    Later rebuilt as a Type 15 frigate.
    Very nice job BillπŸ‘
    Cheers, Doug😎
    "We had a real Navy then." And men were men ..... and women were grateful😁


    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Verulam_(R28)
    πŸ’¬ Re: For Classic RN Destroyer fans
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ Scratchbuilder ( Commodore)
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    I have to say that is a classic video which stirs the loins of any true seafaring man/woman.
    We had a real Navy then.
    Great to watch.
    Attached pictures one of mine.
    Regards
    Bill
    πŸ“ Slim Nip 2
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ philcaretaker ( Captain)
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    My Bermuda rigged "Slim Nip 2" evolved from many hours of enjoyment I have had building, sailing and re tweaking previous "Nips".
    The Bermuda rigged "Slim Nip 2" was a natural progression from my recent uni rigged "Slim Nip"
    I just had to explore how an extended (76cm) Bermuda rigged hull would look and sail ?.
    Length - 760mm , Beam - 170mm , Mast - 1100mm (Deck to top).

    Other Wee Nip videos for ref. No.42 No.164 No.205 plus many more here on RCSailing


    πŸ’¬ Re: Slim Nip 2
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ philcaretaker ( Captain)
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    Hi Roger , all noted. I did put on an adjustable jib rack expecting to have "juggle" positions. With the weather starting to improve hopefully I can spend a bit more time working on the finer points. Someone once said to me , "you can get anything to sail , but its more difficult to get it to sail well" - How very true !!!!.
    cheers
    Phil
    πŸ’¬ Re: Slim Nip 2
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ RogerA1 ( Master Seaman)
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    She look really good. If she was mine I would try the following idea. Lower the jib boom closer to the deck, add a bit more camber into the sails and open the slot up between the jib and the main and the jib when the sails are pulled in.
    Just my thoughts enjoy sailing her
    πŸ“ Dusseldorf Function Test
    2 months ago by πŸ‡­πŸ‡Ί MouldBuilder ( Vice Admiral)
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    I have now completed the final tests before launching and everything works well. I will do a small update soon because the crane still cannot clear the stern railings. The solution is to reduce the size of the hook on the crane. It does look rather big.πŸ˜€ I have tried again to load a video of the wiring. We will see.


    https://youtube.com/shorts/lfUvo1VGt8o
    πŸ’¬ Re: Dusseldorf Function Test
    2 months ago by πŸ‡§πŸ‡ͺ hermank ( Sub-Lieutenant)
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    Impressive!!! I have no other wordsπŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘
    πŸ“ Graupner Commodore
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Brightwork ( Lieutenant Commander)
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    Hi everyone... I will be getting this Graupner Commodore soon. I will be doing a complete restoration on her. I will strip her hull and repaint it. Redo running gear with twin rudders. Add led lighting, wood railings etc. Stay tuned. Photos are from the seller.

    πŸ’¬ Re: Graupner Commodore
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Brightwork ( Lieutenant Commander)
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    Dr. John...she will be getting twin rudder and new screws. May even change out the shafts, will see. I guess that's why the original builder put the big black rudder keels on her. I will redo her interior cockpit in mahogany brightwork. I appreciate all the folks support here. It's nice to share.
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    πŸ’¬ Re: Graupner Commodore
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ johnf ( Warrant Officer)
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    Well done Brightwork.. Your kit built Commodore looks in pretty good condition - and in your care should be back on the water soon.

    Not many boats have two shafts and props these days. With just one central rudder you may find that it does not like turning at low speed very much.

    In this case you may consider converting to 2 or 3 rudders and\ or programming your transmitter (if possible) to give asymmetric thrust to help right turns.

    Good luck!

    Dr John F. Leeds and Bradford MBC. 😊😊😊
    πŸ’¬ Re: Graupner Commodore
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ flaxbybuck ( Midshipman)
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    Good luck with this renovation. the Commodore is a fine looking boat that deserves to be well presented.πŸ˜‰
    πŸ’¬ Re: Graupner Commodore
    2 months ago by πŸ‡§πŸ‡ͺ hermank ( Sub-Lieutenant)
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    A lot of work to do
    I made this model years ago.
    I would built in 2 rudders instead of one that would increase the manoeuvrability of the model when sailing
    πŸ‘
    πŸ’¬ Re: Graupner Commodore
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Brightwork ( Lieutenant Commander)
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    I believe she is modeled after the 1966 - 37' Chris Craft Roamer
    πŸ“ Testing results sofar of the SMIT harber tug
    2 months ago by πŸ‡³πŸ‡± Albert90 ( Master Seaman)
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    This kit from BillingBoats, the SMIT NEDERLAND was A harber tug in Rotterdam Netherlands build in 1979. There where 9 of this tugs working in the harber. You can find more of my building in

    https://www.modelbouwforum.nl/threads/smit-nederland-billing-boats.282005/
    πŸ’¬ Re: Testing results sofar of the SMIT harber tug
    2 months ago by πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ figtree7nts ( Admiral)
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    Hi Albert90,

    Your Smit Nederland is superbly built, and I love the sound system!

    Pity we're so far away from each other?

    As, I'd love to do some tug boating competition with you?

    Also, Thanks for pointing out the wrong lighting on my mast!

    Regards,

    Ed-
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    πŸ’¬ Re: Testing results sofar of the SMIT harber tug
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ RonBMK2 ( Petty Officer 1st Class)
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    Beautiful model, great detail mate.
    πŸ’¬ Re: Testing results sofar of the SMIT harber tug
    2 months ago by πŸ‡§πŸ‡ͺ hermank ( Sub-Lieutenant)
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    Very popular modelboat as well in Belgium.
    Well finishedπŸ‘πŸ˜
    πŸ“ Got to use a display pool at Hamilton Home & Garden show .
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ GARTH ( Lieutenant Commander)
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    A couple of our members got to use a display pool last weekend Alligator tug boat & a 44 lifeboat small scale made with a laser printer That's it for me I can't download any thing & will not do any more Media Gallery

    πŸ“ My Last Video I Made During the First UK Lockdown Period - Dunkirk 1940
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ firefighter ( Lieutenant)
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    Having recently posted the other two videos I made to pass the time when the UK was first locked down due to the pandemic I thought I would post the third and final short video I made at the time.

    This video covers the evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force from the beaches of Dunkirk in Northern France in 1940 by the armada of ships and little boats that went to their rescue.

    The amazing tenacity of the British people in war torn Britain in 1940. Without their rescue the outcome of World War II could have been dramatically different.

    Greg πŸ‘




    πŸ“ I Found Another Lockdown Video I'd Like To Share
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ firefighter ( Lieutenant)
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    During the first Lockdown I made the video about my N gauge railway layout which I put on the forum this morning. Whilst searching through my hard disc I found some others I had made at the same time. This is one of them.

    Having previously been a fireman I have a great interest in the history of the service from it's beginnings and particularly the men and woman from the NFS and AFS who fought fires and completed rescues throughout the Blitz of World War II from the 7th September 1940 to the 11th May 1941 and beyond. When there was an air raid these men and women stayed above ground to fight the subsequent fires and make rescues from collapsed buildings when many other people took cover below.

    This short video apart from being an exercise for me in making YouTube videos is also my tribute to those men and women.

    NFS - National Fire Service
    AFS - Auxiliary Fire Service

    Greg πŸ‘




    πŸ’¬ Re: I Found Another Lockdown Video I'd Like To Share
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ firefighter ( Lieutenant)
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    Hello Luckyduck,

    Thank you very much for your reply to my post. Absolutely fascinating that your Mother was a valued member of the NFS in World War II. Many of the firewomen during the Blitz and throughout the war, although they did not perform frontline fire fighting duties were responsible for many tasks. They operated the telephone and radio systems and fire plotting rooms throughout the country many above ground and did suffer casualties from falling bombs. They also transported fire fighting equipment from location to location as needed and often delivered equipment to fire scenes during air raids. And of course we must not forget they also staffed the canteen wagons that provided food and a cup of tea to the firemen at often protracted incidents.

    When the war first started in 1939 these men, with little to do, were looked upon by some people as those who where avoiding joining the armed services and serving with the British Expeditionary Force fighting in France. These men were looked down on as cowards. When the Blitz started in September of 1940 all that changed.

    When the war ended, 1027 firemen and over 24 firewomen had lost their lives.

    Winston Churchill called all that served in the NFS and AFS "Heroes with grimy faces"

    Greg
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    πŸ’¬ Re: I Found Another Lockdown Video I'd Like To Share
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ philcaretaker ( Captain)
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    Well done firefighter - very graphic, very poignant and very sad that we still live in a world where such atrocities can happen !.
    πŸ’¬ Re: I Found Another Lockdown Video I'd Like To Share
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ luckyduck ( Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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    I fully agree with you Firefighter - my mother was in the NFS during the blitz, and she kept running an annual re-union for the team she worked with until about 1964 - most of them women. Amazing how women kept so many things working with the men away. Thank you for remembering them.
    πŸ“ Miss Katherine from Mahone Bay scrap yard to Barry’s Bay
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Ronald ( Vice Admiral)
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    Miss Katherine runs very well though the geared motor linkage is a bit noisy, needed some grease.

    Here is the real Miss Katherine as you will find her today should you visit Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia. She has been in the boat yard for over 15 years.

    It was from these photos that the model was created by me.

    Ron Bauer

    πŸ’¬ Re: Miss Katherine from Mahone Bay scrap yard to Barry’s Bay
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ RonBMK2 ( Petty Officer 1st Class)
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    Just WOW!!
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    πŸ’¬ Re: Miss Katherine from Mahone Bay scrap yard to Barry’s Bay
    2 months ago by πŸ‡³πŸ‡± Albert90 ( Master Seaman)
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    It looks very good to the original boat, excelent job! πŸ‘
    πŸ’¬ Re: Miss Katherine from Mahone Bay scrap yard to Barry’s Bay
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ dave976 ( Commander)
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    Great to see detailed pics of the real tug. Your model is a faithful replication and the pics verify this.
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    πŸ“ A Short Video of My N Gauge Model Railway Layout That I Recently Posted
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ firefighter ( Lieutenant)
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    Having completed my layout depicting the preparations for D-Day in 1944 along came the pandemic. So as a Lockdown project I decided to make some short videos to put on YouTube. As I had not produced any videos before I wanted to see how easy or not it was to make and upload on YouTube.

    As I recently posted a collection of photographs of my N gauge shelf layout I decided to add the video.

    Greg πŸ‘

    πŸ’¬ Re: A Short Video of My N Gauge Model Railway Layout That I Recently Posted
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ firefighter ( Lieutenant)
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    I now see that the video is showing in the media post. I now what I did wrong.

    Greg πŸ‘
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    πŸ’¬ Re: A Short Video of My N Gauge Model Railway Layout That I Recently Posted
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ firefighter ( Lieutenant)
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    Hello Ron,

    With regards to the YouTube link, I am obviously doing something wrong when adding the link to the video but for the life of me I don't know where I have made a mistake. So I have copied below the YouTube link that can be copied and pasted into a browser.


    πŸ’¬ Re: A Short Video of My N Gauge Model Railway Layout That I Recently Posted
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Ronald ( Vice Admiral)
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    What is the YouTube link?
    πŸ“ Control systems
    3 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ NickD ( Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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    Has anyone any experience of running some items on a boat by Wi Fi/Bluetooth in parallel to the boat been operated by normal Rx/Tx equipment.
    Using ESP8266

    πŸ’¬ Re: Control systems
    2 months ago by πŸ‡³πŸ‡Ώ jbkiwi ( Fleet Admiral)
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    Hi Nick, I use BT music players in a couple of my boats, as well as a remote key fob (433mhz) operated engine sound start relay, and have no problems with either. BT Doesn't have a great range (around 40ft on the water) but if you are just using it for an effect which for close up it should be fine. Bench testing will tell if it will affect your set-up (range test outside etc).

    I've used it from my watch to the boat, the small Ruizu player to the boat, the Ruizu player in the boat to the BT board/player, for music and radio - aerial on the boat is functional for the radio, (aerial to Ruizu player to board via BT) all BT board functions (including music from an SD card ) controlled by an ifrared remote- pic 4), from the Ruizu player to a BT speaker in the boat and from Ruizu player in the boat to the BT speaker. No problems so far.

    JB
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    πŸ’¬ Re: Control systems
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ dave976 ( Commander)
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    Hi NickD
    Good info from RNinMunich and probably not generally known.
    I would switch on the Bluetooth before your Tx and all should be ok as the Tx (certainly those of recent manufacture) should avoid using the channels selected by your Bluetooth device.
    All devices use Frequency Hopping and use a shared map of hop times and frequencies between devices to identify heavily used channels and avoid. This is the binding process.
    The info is constantly monitored and regularly updated to allow for new transmissions.
    That being the case both should work without issue but as ToraDog says I would not wish to use the Bluetooth device on a critical control.
    dave976
    πŸ’¬ Re: Control systems
    2 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ NickD ( Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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    What's the wiring in the boat for the wi fi with a ESP8266 please
    πŸ’¬ Re: Control systems
    2 months ago by πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺ RNinMunich ( Fleet Admiral)
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    Hi ToraDog,
    Actually Bluetooth also uses 2.4GHz πŸ˜‰
    The range achievable depends on the Power Class of the device and permissable RF power output.
    Max. power:-
    Class 3: 1.5mW,
    Class 2: 2.5mW,
    Class 1: 100mW, which is the same as the max RF power of 2.4GHz RC transmitters.
    Thus with Class 1 devices with efficient antennas you should get similar effective range as with a decent 2.4 RC set.
    With Class 1 devices at both ends (Tx and RX High sensitivity) range of 100+m is achievable.
    Cheers, Doug😎 (Ex radio systems engineerπŸ˜‰)
    πŸ’¬ Re: Control systems
    3 months ago by πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ ToraDog ( Lieutenant Commander)
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    Nick,
    I have not tried to use Bluetooth as you suggest. It is my understanding that Bluetooth is a very short range system, certainly much shorter than 2.4 ghz. This is not to say that it can not be done, but I would be concerned with maintaining control at range.
    πŸ’¬ Re: Control systems
    3 months ago by πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ River Rat ( Lieutenant)
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    Hi Nick, I use a wifi speaker on my riverboat for calliope and bluegrass music and it works well. The way technology is going I would like to try it. I sometimes have a hard time keeping up.... willing to learn... RR
    πŸ“ First Sunday run at Towne Lake
    3 months ago by πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Cashrc ( Commodore)
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    LST Sundays meet at Towne Lake, maidened the Kalle, was visited by a 55 year old Berkeley Chris Craft, and more!



    πŸ’¬ Re: First Sunday run at Towne Lake
    3 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ philcaretaker ( Captain)
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    Pleased to see the video working ok now, and nice to see your gang down at Towne Lake !.

    Thanks and well done to the website team also.

    Cheers
    PhilπŸ‘β›΅πŸš€
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    πŸ’¬ Re: First Sunday run at Towne Lake
    3 months ago by πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Cashrc ( Commodore)
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    Anybody know why the video isn’t working?

    Fixed it, found a workaround (I think)
    πŸ’¬ Re: First Sunday run at Towne Lake
    3 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ philcaretaker ( Captain)
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    Not Sure ? - however I think that possibly the webmaster has put in a "direct - direct link" for videos on the website ?
    Actually after re-editing some of my own media content, I feel it looks better and must free up resources, though possibly some content may have been lost ?. I`m sure all we be explained.
    Love the site and thanks to all who strive to keep it going - "sharing and caring".
    πŸ’¬ Re: First Sunday run at Towne Lake
    3 months ago by πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Cashrc ( Commodore)
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    Anybody know why the video isn’t working?
    πŸ’¬ Re: First Sunday run at Towne Lake
    3 months ago by πŸ‡§πŸ‡ͺ hermank ( Sub-Lieutenant)
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    Very well Made video and unfortunately not enough wind to see thΓ© rΓ©al sailing. Wheathher tempΓ©rature deels to be fine
    πŸ“ Winter returns to Buxton !
    3 months ago by πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ philcaretaker ( Captain)
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    Winter returns in early March making access to lake rather icy !!! (Media test)


    πŸ’¬ Re: Winter returns to Buxton !
    3 months ago by πŸ‡§πŸ‡ͺ hermank ( Sub-Lieutenant)
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    What Γ  romantic scenery!!!!
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