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Old 06 July 2016, 08:23   #21
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Busy day yesterday, got my sib out
Got some snaps but I'm afraid I forgot my water proof camera so had to make do with an iPhone
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I'll get some better photos in due course.
As I was advised by some ribneters I packed my motor up around 18mm and moved it out 2 notches on the transom angle adjustment and wow what a difference, transome splash virtually eliminated, it was a bit choppy at wot as the transom wheels kept getting unhooked and tipping over so I'll try some straps to keep them in place.
Hmmm I was wondering about a frib but now I have to say oh err should I look at an aerotec,
Would a 9.8 tohatsu be big enough to push one along?
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Old 06 July 2016, 08:35   #22
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Old 06 July 2016, 08:35   #23
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Sky looks good but the bloody wind forecast over the next week is annoying.

I use a an 'R' clip to lock my wheels up or down 50p fix
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Old 06 July 2016, 09:51   #24
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Great pics... thanks for posting. Is that low tide image from the balcony your holiday place or the pub?

>>>Hmmm I was wondering about a frib but now I have to say oh err should I look at an aerotec, Would a 9.8 tohatsu be big enough to push one along?

In truth an Aerotec works far better with a 15hp+ but an Frib hull is so efficient I think something like a 330 version would go well with your Tohatsu.... far better than an Aerotec would anyway.

Main thing though is what aspect are you trying to improve over your current SIB?
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Old 06 July 2016, 10:04   #25
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Photos are from my apartment 😊,it's right on the beach and a great place to watch the days go by, as for aerotec v frib, still deciding on that, will try and get a ride in both before deciding
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Old 06 July 2016, 10:28   #26
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Sky looks good but the bloody wind forecast over the next week is annoying.

I use a an 'R' clip to lock my wheels up or down 50p fix

Looks like a lot of sailboats coming out of salcombe, thxs got some r clips on order
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>>>Photos are from my apartment... as for aerotec v frib, still deciding on that, will try and get a ride in both before deciding

Very nice outlook... it's the type of location/sea proximity we try and go for with our yearly stay in Scotland.

Re the SIB/Frib choices do you want something bigger... better ability in the waves or something else?
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I'm looking for something a little bigger with a bit better performance in the rough, happy in the main with my yam boat, but if it's a bit rough it crashes around,
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I'm looking for something a little bigger with a bit better performance in the rough, happy in the main with my yam boat, but if it's a bit rough it crashes around,
.....It's a well trodden Track you're on...Best of luck with the Journey!
Still plenty of Fun to be had with a SIB along the way
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I had a nice trip up to the Sloop yesterday evening at Bantham - what was that massive party on the beach at Bigbury - must be right below where you are staying?
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It was right where I was staying, looked a great bba as well.
Was that you in the brig with a yam 30?
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No that wasn't me but I did see them - 6m Rib yam 150hp
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Old 08 July 2016, 09:35   #33
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What's the sea like today ? I was out in the hard boat from salcombe on Tuesday and went to lannacombe , I was thinking of taking the rib out of hope cove fishing with the kids today ..weather didn't look great at 6 am this morning
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No that wasn't me but I did see them - 6m Rib yam 150hp

Love to see some GoPro video of that whizzing along,
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Sea does not look the best today, bit rough with wind
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Very windy today and big tide not helping so haven't made it out of the estuary. Turned out sunny though
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If it's a calm day ramallies cove is very nice not very wide going in but widens into a little pool in that pool you use to be able to see the guns from the ramallies sunk in a gale in the 1700s with all hands it's 2-3 mile east of hope cove take a picnic if it's nice.

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Is it towards salcombe from hope ?i am going to take the 450 rib out tomorrow with the boys fishing so will go and look for it
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Is it towards salcombe from hope ?i am going to take the 450 rib out tomorrow with the boys fishing so will go and look for it
Yes mate keep close in you will find it when it's flat calm and sunny no better place stop and have a brew just listening to the water lapping your hull enjoy

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Very rough off the bar today so didn't make it , took the 23 ft wellcraft sport fisher out and even that was touch and go , so turned round and caught some bass in the estuary, Click image for larger version

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ID:	114332the zodiac cadet 2.5 was fun getting to the mooring ..soaked ! , will try with the 450 brig as shallow draft , thanks again for heads up
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