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Everything posted by Maverick Martin
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Just to confirm Veronica has just driven over it
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I had to drop off one of our guys who lives near the bridge when I drove past I couldn't see any barriers so it may well be open, they kept that quiet didn't they
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So Pilot boats had the titles 520, 570 and 590, is yours the 590? Many years ago I had a Pilot 520 with a 50hp outboard. The only issue we had was that somehow water got into the areas under the floor. Never found out how it got in there but our solution was to fit drain plugs and periodically let it out. Had great fun on that boat as no doubt you will have with this one
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Happy birthday Rich
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Good luck with whatever you decide to buy Brian
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Brilliant
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I don't get the mag anymore, what we in there for?
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or add them for not a lot of money. A life jacket without one can assist in drowning you!
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That's easy "IN THE SEA" Yay I win another virtual pint
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So so far we have interest from: 1. Tigerfish - Steve + 2. Reel Magic - Dave + 3. Joint Venture - Adam + 4. Madness - Martin - Dean - Tony
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2018 03 Poole Bridge Harbour Traffic Lights.pdf No. 03/2018 15th January 2018 Poole Bridge Harbour Traffic Lights Mariners are advised that until final works are complete on the Poole Lifting Bridge only one set of harbour traffic lights will be working on each side (Upstream/downstream) of the bridge. During this period the green lights will not function. Lights displayed will either be all red (vessels not to proceed) or red with amber (vessels proceed with caution). Mariners are reminded of their obligation to comply with these traffic signals and to navigate with extreme caution when transiting the bridges whilst maintaining a good lookout.
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Happy Birthday Jon, have a great day
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That sounds incredibly high fuel consumption. When I had a 6 metre boat with a 150hp optimax on depending on weather and tides we used around 1 - 1.25 litres per mile so your .43 miles per litre is enormous. You would obviously have crew on board who would help with fuel and other costs? Can't remember what I used the last time I went to Alderney but I would expect to use around 5/600 litres on my boat for a 4 day trip. Your alternative might be to volunteer as crew for another boat.
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Neil we have had a couple of 6 metre boats cross the channel in previous years so your Parker would have no problem making the journey your only problem may be fuel. You need to know what your fuel burn rate (worst case) is and calculate the distance from your berth to Bray harbour plus allow at least 50% extra for hoping wrecks and punching tides. You would need to check the availability of petrol. In previous years Mainbrace the quayside chandler has assisted with getting petrol from the local garage (just up the road) to the boat. A couple of years ago there was talk of them having quayside provision of petrol at their premises but not sure where they are with that. The petrol supply in alderney is/was doable but needs checking out. For others watching there is no problem with diesel as this is available quayside
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Madness will attempt the trip this year, fingers and any other bits crossed for good weather
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Happy birthday and trust you had a good day Dave
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Weather still looks good for Sunday so Dean and I will be out and have room for 1 more crew member, interested? post here, pm, email or phone me. Not sure what we will go for yet but that can be decided Sat night or on the day
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Historically that has been Adams job that said, I am up for it this year. So who is going to start the Alderney thread this year?
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Do I spot a weather window appearing this weekend? hope it holds and if it does are you out?
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Mike Fox, I win So is that a virtual pint to me
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It's called selective evolution
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The new craft looks reasonably tidy. The only help I can give is that the new owner of the Wilson Flier moulds is a chap named Gary who lives Southampton way and posts on the WSF site. He seems a very helpful guy so may give advice on your particular model. Whatever you do with it good luck & may all your problems be minor ones. If you ever need a day on the water feel free to come out with us it may just give you a pick me (as in you) up
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So as I can work out, original Hobbit a total right off new Hobbit is a wreck or at least needs lots of work? if so good luck with the new project and I hope it's not long before you're out there giving us your catch reports
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Thread not moved and can be found Here Would you like them merged ?
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Ray that's totally unacceptable 15.01.18 is my birthday and I was hoping for a pint from everyone you sneaked out of that one
