Comentarii la: Barcă cu pânze cu apă albastră – Catalina 36 – Episodul 159 – Lady K Sailing

De: drunksail00r

drunksail00r — Tue, 27 Jun 2023 13:48:19 +0000

just sold my 2014 beneteau 34. now im looking at a 95 catalina mk2. She has parts in the past 3 years and is bigger than the beneteau 34. She will sail well for sure! Thanks for the review

De: Joseph Wilson

Joseph Wilson — Thu, 08 Jun 2023 00:51:22 +0000

Not sure I would feel comfortable beating to windward for an extended amount of time (Days or Weeks) in the C36, but traveling in the right direction crossing oceans I would have no worries with this boat. I heard of a few that have crossed the Pacific and are now in Australia. Depends on your comfort level for this boat.

De: Marcela R

Marcela R — Mon, 29 May 2023 23:29:39 +0000

Get a kick of of these …captains….Lost all nav on the way to Nassau…C'mon 100 miles from Miami…you can't miss it.
Wait until GPS gets shut down….and to think all these old salts were merely landlubbers until the advent of GPS. haha
For crossings we were still using sextants on the big container ships until sat. nav arrived in 1979.

De: Ben Kanobe

Ben Kanobe — Mon, 08 May 2023 20:50:41 +0000

"IOR" = ?

De: reiser

reiser — Mon, 03 Apr 2023 00:03:31 +0000

I own a '95 Catalina 36 Mkii. It comes in around 16,700lbs loaded. Holds about 70 gallons in 3 tanks. 1 35 gallon and 2 20 gallon tanks. A single 25 gallon diesel tank though. She's a very capable boat but you hit on something that I think other Catalina owners would agree upon. The twisting contorting motion of the seas leaves it mark on the joints of the boat. You can filler them and cover them or glass them until you're a master glass layer, it will still crack on you. That's my only complaint about the boat is the joints aren't as reinforced as most blue water boats and a boat as old as mine has quite a few layers of veneers on those teeth. Also the chainplates are garbage and need a mod to keep from leaking. 5200 them extra and then cover that with silicone sealant for a waterproof fitting. The best thing about the boat - catalinadirect.com and the catalinaforums if you're new to sailing.

De: facta non verba

facta non verba — Sat, 04 Mar 2023 05:44:43 +0000

Sam Holmes goes all over the World in his Cape Dory 28.

De: FK8 Marko

FK8 Marko — Mon, 30 Jan 2023 22:44:01 +0000

Just came from your most recent video to this one, its a darn nice boat that ive added to my wants list for retirement…….so many to choose from

De: John Braman

John Braman — Wed, 30 Nov 2022 03:15:53 +0000

i've seen catalina 28's that have crossed to bimini no problem. hell, even a macgregor 26x has made the crossing. just need to pick a good weather window.

De: S/v. Veritos

S/v. Veritos — Sun, 23 Oct 2022 12:43:09 +0000

How about florida or usvi. I own now as of a few weeks ago. Selling a hunter Cherubini 37, for a Catalina 36 mk 2. My plans are too set sail in January ans not come back for @ 5 months . What’s ur questions ans thoughts.

De: Uncle Joe

*Uncle Joe* — Fri, 21 Oct 2022 08:31:20 +0000

Sailing from Australia, yes, maybe a little ballast low & preferably it's ex-Cairns or Darwin. We just don't have harbours like you, but after the long sail up the East Coast, there're shorter passages once we clear Australia, safe harbours are closer then too. Once you clear is our issue!!! I'd sail her to NZ, the SP, SEA or the do the Sydney-Hobart (conservatively!) But I'd stop around Fiji - I wouldn't sail her to America, North or South. Cheers!