Ghid de cumpărare a barca cu pânze – Episodul 202 – Lady K Sailing

27 thoughts on “Ghid de cumpărare a barca cu pânze – Episodul 202 – Lady K Sailing”

1. 🤨

2. Good episode, but not one of your best. You seem to have occasionally confused the two different 43 footers built by Hans Christian. There’s the Hans Christian 43, all of which had canoe sterns, and there’s the Christina 43, which all had a transom. Same builder, totally different boats. An easy mistake but you usually research things better.

3. Excellent episode. And I think the perfect boat is a moving target .

4. Thanks for the video.

5. There is nothing as welcoming as the sailing community ✌️ just a heads up you may want to check the validity of a learners permit out of the country. I found out the hard way 🍻

6. I only went on the Garcia at the show, and thought that It would do nicely, no need to look further, although also like the boat I have.

7. I made the drive out too and slept in my car. Driving though PA in mid October was a treat! That was my first time at the show! It was great being around other sailors! Sorry I missed you.

8. I know you love those go fast boat but have you put any thought into a Pearson 35? Big beem small draft with a centerboard.

9. Agree! We finally found a boat for us! Gilardoni Caipirinha.. can't wait to be on her!

10. is the 1987 ericson 34-2 sailboat any good

11. Thanks Tim, what a great experience for you and your son. Please continue.

12. Well said! 100%

13. Sorry I missed you at the show, but I elected to do some two-wheeled wind therapy on Saturday instead. Glad you and your son had a good time. That drive through PA is my favorite part about going home to WNY.

14. From what your were saying about your dream boat check out the Gozzards, not realy a race boat but cover almost everything else you talked about

15. You said something profound that really hit me: "just do it"!
    I'm 50 now so, basically, I'm half dead. Therefore I want to sell my home and get a boat big enough to live in full-time, preferably a 48'. I've narrowed it down to either a Rassy, IP, HC or an Amel. There's a really , really nice, 1988 HC trawler for sale that is absolutely gorgeous, but the price is a bit out of my reach right now. I could try to take out a loan, but I want to avoid that as much as possible. Any tips Sir Tim?

16. that 43 is sweet!

17. Another great video. Love the purchase checklist. I was blessed to find out perfect girl and love every minute I’m on her. And if I’m not on her, I’m thinking about when I can get back aboard.

18. Hans Christian…the dream boat that I would never pay enough attention to the wood. So sad to know I will never own one, for the boats sake.

19. It would seem that some of the advantages and disadvantages are obvious but what are the advantages and disadvantages of a keel stepped mast and a deck stepped mast?

20. I was dead set on a Morgan 41 but ended up with a Prout 37 Cat. See you in the Bahamas.

21. Cheers from Canberra – where it's always high tide! 🦘

22. HC are simply great ships, the 38 ft mark 2 its my sweetspot. Hamptons 43 are another gem in my view.

23. 8:05 Spotted your problem re: getting forward! It's that extra 5kg hiding under the shirt…🤣
    [Just taking the piss, wish I looked like your son's old man!]

24. There is such a thing as a perfect boat. It’s called Kraken 🙂

25. I watch a number of YouTube sailing channels. I follow Sam Holmes and Wind Hippy, for the smaller boats (less than 30 ft), How To Sail Oceans and Magic Carpet, for mid-size boats (30 to 40 ft), and Adventures of an Old Sea Dog, and Sailing Wisdom, for larger boats (40 ft plus). I think I have learned more about yacht design by watching these channels (and yours) than I have even going to school to study it.

    I have learned that Beam says more about a boat's true size than length.

    I have learned that IOR influenced cruising boats make damned decent live aboard boats, as they are sufficiently seaworthy, they have a decent amount of on board space, and they have the performance corner pretty much nailed.

    Their only drawback is their huge jib. I'd be inclined to split it up into two smaller ones. But I have seen evidence that a sufficiently durable roller-furling jib can work quite well (just don't skimp on it).

26. Love returned! Thanks 🙂

27. I’m thinking of buying a 1972 Ericson 27 Sailboat this is my first time buying a boat and I saw this boat on the internet and really liked it could you please tell me if it’s a great first buy or if I should stay away thank you .

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