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99 posts · Page 3 of 9- DWBrinkmanRear AdmiralTrev,
I'm not sure. The boat is HUGE, about 6' long. The boat is an older build. I do know the owner, I can ask him at our next club meeting.Liked by pressonreguardless - DWBrinkmanRear AdmiralTrev,
When I originally said I knew who owned the boat, I was mistaken. However, since then I have found out who owns it. At our club's recent annual "Dry Dock" luncheon, I asked him about the power plant. He informed me it is an engine from an old Sears Craftsman chainsaw. No wonder you didn't recognize it!
Dave B
" Estelle " - " Windstar " & " Comtesse "
- AlannichollsPetty Officer 1st ClassSo lovely to see. I have a Comtesse that I bought 40 years ago, and still sail on the occasional weekends.👍Liked by philcaretaker
- AlannichollsPetty Officer 1st ClassJust checked. I have the Robbe Skandia. Lovely sailing boat.Liked by philcaretaker
- Mike StoneyRear AdmiralHi David,
is already OK! These are completely sufficient for me as an idea! Thank you and my condolences to your wife
best regards
Mike / Michel-Cl. - david41Master SeamanHi Mike.
glad that i could help i took the entire cabin off this evening as i had to fit a new sail servo and on turning the cabin section upside down spotted very small numbers on sections of the wood i then remembered all the years ago that the deck and cabin etc came all marked out so you just had to cut them out very easy the hull was very thin plastic type and was prone to cracking a few years ago i striped the lot down and pumped builders foam inside the hull manage to marsked of the servo and rudder section and it made the hull a lot firmer and was still light i plus i know that it won't sink
Best Regards
David
- dave976CaptainToraDog
Harry uses a helper to launch the paraglider once the skimmer approaches sufficient speed. This was the first time a successful flight was achieved and the weather was just right with little or no wind. The drag from the paraglider is high and Harry intends to put a larger motor to increase the power. Whilst the wind a water level was low research indicates that the wind strength is strongest at about 6 - 10ft above water and that is where the paraglider is flying.
Dave