Tur complet al navei de explorare cu vele: Pelagic 77

Tur complet al navei de explorare cu vele: Pelagic 77



Un tur complet al incredibilului Pelagic 77 al lui Skip Novak, „Vinson of Antarctica”. Sponsorizat de: https://www.boatsandyachtswarranty.com În asociere cu: https://www.pantaenius.com/ https://www.tempest4cars.co.uk https://www.intelligentmoney.com https:// www.yacht-solutions.co.uk Cu mulțumiri către https://www.tonycastroyachts.com Cu mulțumiri către http://www.pelagic.co.uk https://instagram.com/aquaholicnick https://twitter. com/BurnhamNick https://facebook.com/aquaholicnick Citiți articolele mele online pentru MBY la https://www.mby.com/author/nickburnham Vezi mai multe dintre videoclipurile mele pe canalul YouTube MBY: https://www.youtube .com/user/ybwtv

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25 thoughts on “Tur complet al navei de explorare cu vele: Pelagic 77

  1. What a very well built expedition boat. I love the pilot house for cold weather navigation. plan on sailing up the west coast from San Diego to explore B.C.s inner passage and hopefully Alaska. I’m still 2-3 years away but am looking at a 50ft pilot house next week.

  2. Wow look surprisingly like a Dashew build, probably even has 18’ engine room and 1/2” lexan windows. I suppose it is Fat headed with two complete hydrologic steering systems for redundancy.

  3. I bet you can use the ventilation ducts on the front to catch rainwater and redirected into a tank in case the water maker fails. I suppose there are water ballast tanks port and starboard to reduce heel and increase speed.

  4. The rigging is great but like most modern sailing vessels she is in need of keeling design stem to stern academic keeling design. This would reduce heeling over and increases speed while retaining rudder control in high wind or heavy weather. It wouldn't hurt to convert the primary power or energy system to edison generators and dynamos power and electric boiler..

  5. You might consider white neoprene spray coating to prevent icing and extremely hot metal. The keeling design is the most important aspect of improvement for sny sailboat design. The deepest point should be the stem between the foremast and the furthest forestay. Then shallowest in the stern. This improves rudder control in high wind and sail power. The line also reduces heeling over. The sailboat does not have a heel over to move . You can sail without heeling over and sail faster with better rudder control in high wind..

  6. A good stable workhorse does what it says on the tin or what Tony says. Everything is planned for work, so the standards of safety for guests and crew in the wilderness of the sea is catered for. Beautiful practical safe boat. Excellent film Nick.

  7. I greatly enjoy watching all your video walkthroughs of new and used boats. I watched another video of Vinson of Antarctica prior to seeing your post. There is a walkthrough by Skip Novak and there is a lot of detail and explanation of the set up which I found interesting. I wouldn't normally suggest that your subscribers visit another channel but on this occasion if viewers enjoyed this then they might like the Skip Novak walkthrough.

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