Home built Catamaran 1st trip to the Bahamas
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2021
- Hello friends, this is a video of our month long trip down in the Bahamas in June 2021. This is the longest trip we have taken our boat since we built it. If you're interested in how we built our boat please check out the link below!
Home Built Catamaran
• Home built Catamaran
32 hours , you made a great passage!
Thank you for sharing! I loved watching this so much. Congratulations Mr and Mrs Lamb!! 🥳♥️♥️
Thank you hunny ❤️
Loved it! Congrats! What a trip! You guys know how to do it!
Great video Des!! Jim and I really enjoyed watching it, and it was really cool to see you get married!! Awesome!!! :)
Thats was awesome! Thanks for sharing wedding....I cried...luv u!
Love you!!!! Xoxo
Very cool! And seeing the first boat mike built explains how you were able to build this one so quickly.
Cheers Warren
You really did a great job with this project simply WOW
Thank you!
Waiting for another trip of sea
Nice build. I enjoy your videos.
Thank you!
Fantastic!
Fantastic
So how would you rate the 18” of bridge deck clearance? Do you have any pounding/slapping in rougher conditions? Thanks, John
If we take four footers or more head on there’s quit a bit of slamming but if we take the waves at a slight angle it doesn’t slam. It also depends how far apart the waves are. Thank you for watching!
video sound is soft, then loud music,this makes it difficult to listen to softly when the wife is sleeping
I put the music at 50% and the voiceover parts at 130% and the music still sounds too loud to me as well. You think with all the technology they would have some sort of sound equalizer in the video editing apps. Thanks for watching anyways! I’m far from a professional CZcamsr lol
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self also far from doing any decent edeting
Was trying to watch, and when the volume goes so high, it wakes up the wife, speacialy after i had turned up the volume to hear the voice conversation
Self use Davinci resolve to editid, and that is full of features to play with sound levels
like your boat, and the home build idea
we have sailing plans, which might include a power boat - havent made up my mind yet
Not home built. The boat is custom made. Did you get a final weight? I am building the same boat, but demountable. I like the lifelines, are they carbon? Did she make her lines or bow a bit high? So many questions about performance..congrats on marriage as well.
Also, would like to know who insured her for you.
@@danfall1003 We did 99% of the work..friends helped a few days when needed. Even rigged the motors ourselves. We hired no one for the entire project.
It has not been weighed yet. We launched it at a boat ramp. We will be hauling out this winter and will get a weight at that time. We have seen your build thread. You are quite the perfectionist. You could build airplanes. I try to balance quality and build time. Our boat is not perfect but it is presentable. The life line stanchions are carbon fiber tubes purchased from eBay. They go through the deck and are glassed underneath. It sits a bit stern high if anything, partly due to the extra 2ft added to rear. In calm conditions medium load it runs 16 mph 3.5 mpg statute miles, 4000-4200 rpm. heavy load about 3mpg 16 mph. Slow cruise 9mph 4.5 to 5 mpg props are the lowest pitch I could buy, 14x9 pitch 3 blade aluminum. Currently uninsured. Can be a pain with home built boats. Hope this helps. Best of luck with your build.
@@darlajean1045 thanks for the reply...I am also building the demountable and there is a lot more work involved...
Hello! Guys, please tell me is this your catamaran design? can i buy blueprints from you?
It's designed by Richard woods sailingcatamarans.com
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