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Old 29 April 2014, 21:59   #41
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what's the other leaver for
The bow on an Atlantic 85 contains ballast tanks which are filled with water to provide the boat with more stability and may be filled and emptied while at sea by the use of the handle near the helmsman which lowers a scoop to fill the tanks while the boat is underway
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So what happens if it turns over is there a trip switch on the engines
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Old 29 April 2014, 22:24   #43
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So what happens if it turns over is there a trip switch on the engines
Yes..it's part of the modifications that are done to the engines prior to fitting. :-)
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Old 29 April 2014, 22:24   #44
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Have you lot got nothing better to do than slag off Bear Grylls (again)?
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FI where is a "kill cord" on an Atlantic 85 but this is only fitted to the fourth crew member who sits in isolation at the rear and this will only light up a warning light on the helm when activated.
Perhaps they should train the fourth crew member to stay in the boat?
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Old 29 April 2014, 22:37   #46
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So what happens if it turns over is there a trip switch on the engines
Yes there is a "tilt switch" which shuts the engines down in that scenario.

Indeed they were a bit of an issue with the early Atlantics as these switches were sometimes too sensitive and used to inadvertently shut the engines down when the boats were going up wind and were reaching nearly vertical angles as a result - just what you don't need to happen in that situation
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Perhaps they should train the fourth crew member to stay in the boat?
Its hard to get good crew these days

Seriously that a case of "elf and safety" meets the RNLI and don't get me started on their new "zero harm" policy
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I just found the SeaLegs instructional video on YouTube (http://youtu.be/EuK7DZPvnNE) where the manufacturer is demonstrating the same "no kill-cord" technique, as well as having a badly fitted lifejacket at one point!

At least we know what the 3 levers are for now!
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talk about a turkey shoot you walked straight into that one are they quick drying
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He can have em Peter.... there to big for me
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Yes why 3 levers.....sea legs by any chance?

Yes it was. Should have said earlier and saved a few posts.....
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Old 02 May 2014, 07:53   #57
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I reckon its a sealegs boat.

As to the killcord in my opinion its not being worn, its hanging down. Look closely at the compression of the cord, its not under any strain at all, all nicely compressed rings. If it were attached in any form to him you would see evidence of the cord being slightly stretched out.
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I reckon its a sealegs boat.

As to the killcord in my opinion its not being worn, its hanging down. Look closely at the compression of the cord, its not under any strain at all, all nicely compressed rings. If it were attached in any form to him you would see evidence of the cord being slightly stretched out.
Exactly!! based on that photograph its your opinion not fact, and that is my point it could be attatched you cannot see the end of it so you cannot prove that he is not wearing the kill cord you can only assume and we know that when you assume it makes an ASS of U and ME.

In this country we are innocent untill proven guilty, we do not convict on an assumption.

Again i rest my case
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If I was I famous person...

Doing some sort of promotion, publicity etc....

In this day and age, what with the 'Milly' incident.

I would show clearly that I was wearing a killcord, and even have my 'spare' on show.

Just MY OPINION like.
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If I was I famous person...

Doing some sort of promotion, publicity etc....

In this day and age, what with the 'Milly' incident.

I would show clearly that I was wearing a killcord, and even have my 'spare' on show.

Just MY OPINION like.
You are missing the point, the point is it was said that he was not wearing the kill cord, from that photo you can not tell if he IS or IS NOT so should not jump to conclusions. is that too hard for you to understand LIKE.

JUST MY OPINION LIKE!!
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