Prima dată când lansez noul meu trimaran Mingulay o remorcă Telstar 28. Așa de fericit să merg în sfârșit pe apă și să navighez! Vă rugăm să vă abonați și să comentați mai jos! Urmăriți-mă pe: Instagram- alex_goes_sailing Facebook- Alex Goes Sailing #sailing #alexgoessailing #trimaran
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PRIMA DATĂ ÎNCERC SĂ LANNS TRIMARAN TRAILER SAILER | Ep.132
Totally impressed you can be launched single handed. Loads of adventures to be had.👍
Your channel has now become compulsive viewing for me. Thanks for taking us along on your journey Alex!
that was quick from the previous vlog..!!! *( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡° )*
Very cool launch! Looking forward to seeing more
Nice to see you on the water! That epic moment when the mast is set – pure magic! All the best, Felix
With the time lapse it is hard to judge how long it took to rig. How long did it really take to to raise the mast and rig the jib & main?
That has to feel great to get her in the water after all your hard work! Looking good! Can't wait to see how she sails now. Thanks for sharing the adventure.
Great video, the boat looks fantastic. Could you talk a bit more about the launching site, regarding the cost of launching & how you arranged it.
Congratulations on all the progress on the boat repairs and upgrades. When was this video recorded? And any thoughts on renaming her?
Well done Alex. Looks great. Wilson's is on my list of places to launch but I have not been there yet.
A little tip with the trailer extension bar, try to only pull straight with it. I saw a guy try to turn as he came up the slipway and he actually bent the bar he had, it was like a Banana 😂
They rust without going into the sea. 😃
You picked a really nice day for launching. great update 2x👍
Another good video. If you dont like gas (I dont either), do consider an Origo.
Nice to see you floating again. Where is that slipway and what do they charge? Just curious. D.
Great to see such a smooth launch after all the work fair winds
1 major issue with your video am sure everyone including me would have wanted to see you put out the sides to see how it done?
Glad to see your new boat back in the water Alex. Looking forward to your next adventures 😊
are you gonna be living aboard? or more like weekend sailing?
That articulated mast raising system looks very slick now you’ve sorted it out.
That is so good to see Mingulay refreshed and back afloat after all your hard work. What an upgrade from the last boat.
U are a skilled, capable dude. Enjoy watching yr videos.
Merci beaucoup ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nice one ⛵️⛵️⛵️
Re that extender. you can get permanent ones that swing back to the trailer draw bar for the road and swing foward, crippling into a supporting bracket near the hutch, for launching. The done on the flat and no jockey wheel down when launching. These easily break if down while moving as you know I'm sure.
Well done Alex, great accomplishment, looking forward to following your adventures. NZ
I love your new boat, can’t wait to see where you take her.
I love my Raymarine ST1000 I have had a 2000 in the past but if the boat is well balanced they both work well
. makes cruising life so enjoyable.
👍👍👍
Very exciting!! She's certainly a lot more compact on the trailer than I thought and seemed very quick to set up. Can you in theory launch with her folded up and then unfold the side hulls when on the water?
Such good vibes from your videos! I really loved seeing the rising tides 🫶🏻🌅
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Nice one! The channel out from Wilsons Yard is not the easiest especially if there's a cross wind but they're a very helpful yard, very clean and organised
Mast raising system looks amazing and much better than booking a crane. But I take it the whole set up is not yet day sail compatible?
Great Alex glad everything is working Look forward to the next one
I was sitting here thinking about when you first posted your channel in Parler, i believe. Your videos weren't that good, but I stuck with you. Your videos are really much better now, and I'm loving the new boat.
As y'all say, cheers
I couldn't tell in the time lapse, and just a suggestion, but wheel chocks might be useful when transitioning to the trailer tongue extension
Hi, I'm curious. Having watched your site occasionally since you started, I would comment that originally you had very basic kit and were doing things the majority of us cash pressed sailors were doing. Now you have a highly sophisticated trimaran, a minority choice of boat, apparently being fully kitted out to a high standard with the aid of support from various manufactures.
My questions; Is this making videos your full time job ? How much kit to you get given for free from the manufactures ? Who else contributes cash for you to sail and make videos?