Comentarii la: Catamaranul nostru cu pânze se leagănă sălbatic pe Ancoră! ASTA A REPARAT! [Sailing Family]

De: Su V

Su V — Fri, 10 Mar 2023 00:54:10 +0000

SV Maris Stella is excited to try your idea. Hope it works on a monohull! This swinging is crazy making Looking forward to seeing you again! Happy

De: razorsharpbt

razorsharpbt — Thu, 09 Mar 2023 20:31:44 +0000

I would just be concerned about a side-load or torsion force being applied to those carabiners, which they are not designed to handle (anchor lines do interesting things). They make me a little apprehensive. Nice video, guys!

De: SV Impavidus

SV Impavidus — Thu, 09 Mar 2023 18:04:33 +0000

Guys been watching you a while, good video. Mantis gear is pretty good. You really need to think about those carabinas and change them out ASAP. 8000 Lbs is only 3.6 metric tonnes which is not a lot! Preferably change to a lockable stainless steel shackle through that plate. Fit with the eye facing the centre of the boat and wire. A single 12mm (1/2 inch) shackle is rated at 7 metric tonnes Or 15432 Lbs. The carabinas are susceptible to snatch loads imposed by the bridal and will not take side loads or twisting that a shackle will. Do not use line between the plate and existing Mantis shackle. Again the shock loads and twisting as well as any point load from the plate will damage the line quickly. The general rule is metal to metal, line to line. unless there is an eye or thimble to spread the load and avoid point loading the line. hope this helps. Sail Safe Guys, Ant & Cid.

De: Vandalorian

Vandalorian — Thu, 09 Mar 2023 17:47:00 +0000

Sorry to break it to you but nothing will stop a catamaran from swinging wildly while at anchor other than both a bow and stern anchor

De: Tom Brown

Tom Brown — Thu, 09 Mar 2023 14:54:30 +0000

I seriously ordered a new Mantus M1 anchor, swivel and two bridles for anchoring and mooring on Monday for our trawler. I'm glad to hear your strong endorsement of their products.

De: Michael Waxman

Michael Waxman — Thu, 09 Mar 2023 13:59:25 +0000

I would ditch the carabiners connecting straight to the bow and go dyneema if you have some. Use 2mm dyneema, with as many wraps as you can fit into the hole (individually tied) to create a large loop. If one strand fails, you won't have a full failure.

But the bigger reason for dyneema over metal (really the only reason) is NOISE. In certain conditions you hear that rattling all night and it's real annoying! Calm or shifting anchorages believe it or not can be noisy with metal rattling against metal.

Enjoy the bahamas!