Comentarii la: Navigație Lombok și VESTI MARE! (Învățând făcând Ep134)

De: Giork

Giork — Mon, 20 Jun 2022 04:29:20 +0000

1:26 hey Vernon, do you remember if that’s a continuous shot of the air bubbles morphing into fish in that clip, or you actually edited it together somehow? As always, pretty unique stuff...thanks for sharing all this!

De: jim kemp

jim kemp — Mon, 21 Jun 2021 16:29:09 +0000

I have been sailing all my life and I have watched many sailing videos and videos are the best I have ever seen. You have the perfect balance of sailing and cultural. Thanks for the great work. I hope you can keep it up for a long time.

De: Michael Saxby

Michael Saxby — Mon, 22 Feb 2021 18:19:34 +0000

If you grab the Maverick and immediately flip it over it will turn off the motors immediately….. Without any input from the controller

De: Vulture Munchies

Vulture Munchies — Wed, 17 Feb 2021 01:51:23 +0000

De: Joe Harter

Joe Harter — Tue, 16 Feb 2021 11:13:37 +0000

Amazing photography & video.

De: Oakley Jack

Oakley Jack — Tue, 16 Feb 2021 03:35:26 +0000

I can feel your anxiety of going back,,,, but it is a bonus to have both options open and to make your own choices. All the Best to you & M

De: Mike B

Mike B — Tue, 16 Feb 2021 01:41:37 +0000

Sorry for all the comments…but when you mentioned the feeling of speed when sailing, i had to ask…have you ever windsurfed? The feeling of speed when6is just amazing, you're literally standing on the last foot of the board, the skeg is directly beneath you foot, you can feel it give out here and there, and if you push it a little too hard you'll blow out the fin… you'll aerate the fin and it will lose all of its ability to hold you upwind. Aka you'll crash in a huge splash and maybe your body will skip across the water for a few feet. With windsurfing, you're so close to the water that it just feels fast. And sailing is the best power sport. I call it a power sport because you literally have an engine that you tune constantly. But unlike an engine where you hit the throttle and you know what it can do, the captain of a sailing vessel has almost infinite adjustments he or she can make to go faster or balance the sails.

De: Mike B

Mike B — Tue, 16 Feb 2021 01:15:45 +0000

Covid is no different than a normal seasonal flu. Govts around the world planned on using a pandemic to implement changes that they thought were necessary and knew they'd never be able to implement those changes without a pandemic. Here in NYS we have the NYS Thruway. There are about 400 toll booths along is length and until recently they had people staffing the entrance ramps handing toll receipts did when you exit they know where you entered. Then they have people taking the receipts and collecting money. There must've been I'm guessing 60 people for each exit to cover it 24/7/365 so 60 times 400 exits is 2400 people out of jobs now. The funny thing is they had an this planned out, the new signs telling people how to pay now, signs saying the Thruway upgrades are coming, etc. The best part is that the Thruway was paid for with taxpayer money and NYS was only supposed to collect tolls for 10 years, that was 40 years ago. So we have too pay tolls to drive on a road that our tax money paid for…only in NYS!
So the Thruway was one, they never in a million years would've been able to lay off all those toll booth workers, they've tried it before and it was a mess. So the pandemic allowed that to happen. Next, in court rooms across the nation, everything is now video call. No more need for a courtroom stenographer, little need for security because the accused are either in jail or at home but not in the presence of the judge. So again, massive changes have been made quietly and seamlessly, pre-planned changes that have reduced the cost of govt, laying of millions of people nationwide, changes that would've been fought to the death by the people who lost their jobs. Now I agree that the Thruway system should've been updated years ago, and the days of the court stenographer clicking away at those strange keys should be over now that everything is video recorded. But the way they did it, the way they had it planned is just sneaky I think. I might be wrong about my conspiracy theories and I hope I am, but I just don't trust anything any more. And that sucks.

De: Mike B

Mike B — Tue, 16 Feb 2021 00:40:22 +0000

Vernon…I'm especially jealous right now, it's been in the single °f here and were gonna get another foot of snow tonight. Can I sail around with you for a week? I'm kidding…I wish I could go! Maybe in a couple years my dream will come true and we can meet up and I'll be in my boat. It will happen..I own my house so all I have to do is sell it and I'll have ~$230k. Planning on spending about $30k on a small boat..32 to 38ish. I'm lucky in a way..I live in western ny state, Rochester to be exact…well, Fairport NY to be totally exact. Being near the great lakes there's so many boats that have never seen salt water, that get put away for 8 months a year, and even when they're in the water they rarely get used. So I can get a great boat for as little as $10k. I'll have to put some electronics and auto pilot etc in before I can take off. But I've been sailing my whole life so I'm good on the sailing part. Sorry for rambling…I'm just a little down these days. Take care my friend, and keep up with the wonderful videos:)

De: SV Amour

SV Amour — Mon, 15 Feb 2021 19:11:42 +0000

This is not meant to be cruel my brother. I ask the same question to all sailing couples. Who brings the assets to the relationship? Almost every response I get is the same. Maybe this is why true sailors say women are bad luck at sea. I wish it were different that is why I ask questions hoping to find true love at sea.