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Old 20 November 2018, 17:52   #1
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Saturday 17 Nov 2018 Solent / The Needles

The weather was not the best but still an enjoyable blast to Yarmouth via The Needles for lunch

Here is a short GoPro flim taken by my Hero 7

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Old 21 November 2018, 09:52   #2
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Great video Andre. The sea was quite lumpy wasn't it. That would have been too much for us. 10 minutes is ok, and fun, but not the hour it would have taken us to get back.

At least we did get out into the Solent for a play in quite choppy water but we decided that heading further afield in worsening conditions wasn't a good idea.
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Old 21 November 2018, 10:31   #3
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Great video Andre. The sea was quite lumpy wasn't it. That would have been too much for us. 10 minutes is ok, and fun, but not the hour it would have taken us to get back.

At least we did get out into the Solent for a play in quite choppy water but we decided that heading further afield in worsening conditions wasn't a good idea.
Yes I agree you made the right decision especially since the conditions got worse on the way back. We shot across to the mainland and ran along the coast towards Southampton waters. The conditions there were much better as you will have seen from the video clips. Perhaps the next time the conditions will be more favourable
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We were supposed to be heading to Yarmouth over the weekend but didn’t in the end for other reasons. Looks quite swelly. Out of interest Andre, what speed were you doing?
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Old 21 November 2018, 20:26   #5
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Yes I agree you made the right decision especially since the conditions got worse on the way back. We shot across to the mainland and ran along the coast towards Southampton waters. The conditions there were much better as you will have seen from the video clips. Perhaps the next time the conditions will be more favourable
Evening, looks like a good day on the water! Katie’s away for the winter, will catch up with you in the spring and I’m sure a few trips will be undertaken
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Old 21 November 2018, 21:04   #6
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How was this filmed, it looks like there's movemeant in the camera even though it's very steady. I've fixed cameras on tripods at the stern before which give a simular but different look.
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How was this filmed, it looks like there's movemeant in the camera even though it's very steady. I've fixed cameras on tripods at the stern before which give a simular but different look.
Fo pro Hero 7 have very good stabilisation. Maybe because of this video is very smooth
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Old 22 November 2018, 08:42   #8
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How was this filmed, it looks like there's movemeant in the camera even though it's very steady. I've fixed cameras on tripods at the stern before which give a simular but different look.
The Go Pro attachment is stuck firmly to a flat stainless steel plate which also accommodates the radar scanner . I will take a photo the next time I am on the rib
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Fo pro Hero 7 have very good stabilisation. Maybe because of this video is very smooth
correct as at low speed with Hero 4 silver attached in the same place there would be a lot of vibrations
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Old 22 November 2018, 08:45   #10
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Evening, looks like a good day on the water! Katie’s away for the winter, will catch up with you in the spring and I’m sure a few trips will be undertaken
Hi Lee, I should have called you that we were coming. Next time for sure otherwise we will catch up in the spring. Grey Mist will not be put away for the winter. This winter she is under roof at SDS
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We were supposed to be heading to Yarmouth over the weekend but didn’t in the end for other reasons. Looks quite swelly. Out of interest Andre, what speed were you doing?
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heading towards Yarmouth / The Needles approx 29 /32 knots but on the way back crossing the Solent at Yarmouth the speed was significantly reduced due to sea conditions and also I wanted to give my passengers a comfortable crossing. This you can see on the GoPro clip. On the mainland side the speed was increased to 28/30 knots and 30/35 in Southampton waters
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Old 22 November 2018, 14:36   #12
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We were out on Sunday (Portsmouth - Cowes). Also pretty windy

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Old 23 November 2018, 14:25   #13
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We were out on Sunday (Portsmouth - Cowes). Also pretty windy
Hi Tim, good footage . Your SR4 goes very well. A lot to do of course by the person at the helm For sure better conditions then we had on Saturday heading back.
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