..interesting to see the difference in movement of these boats - its easy to see the Mumby is much lighter than the others....good and bad - but I like light.
just found your channel . we have loads in common , dinghies as kids , Hobie 16 as a teenager then keel boats . great taste too. I've got a gorgeous Philipino girlfriend too (from Bye Bye Leyte ) and we are living in the uk . Just bought a lagoon 40 to mess about in the med but love the simplicity of the Mumby . I've been a private pilot for 25 years too . My only big journey was 3 days from uk to south of Portugal, the rest is just messing about. the Mumby looks like it will really fly .. A Hobie for grown ups . Have fun.
I just binge watched since the beginning after I came across that you sailed the Indian Ocean last year. Then I was riveted at your 34 days at sea Cape Town to Surinam. What a ride that was. Now you are relaxing in the Caribbean. You must be loving it. Cheers,
We have been hanging around Woburn since 2019 and I recall seeing your boat there. Clarke’s Court is where we store for hurricane season and when in the area we hang out at Whisper Cove and hog island. We probably crossed paths on Shademan’s or Chico’s shopping bus Paul & Anne L’Acadienne Nautitech 441
Hey, you forgot to say over taking (a "reefed Atlantic, with self tacking Jib rigged"). BUT... thanks for the clip, very nice, and I noticed your comment "staying longer sailing - thanks to Covid" lucky guys, who can say that..... super positive I like that.
Aye, I got just as caught by your racing spirit to get it on! Must have been tricky to keep the same pace and formation since the cats are quite different. Even though they all are classified as performance cats, it doesn't mean the act exactly the same, even in similar conditions. Great episode! Remember, it was when Umadum released their vid on this that I found your channel, September 25 2020 😉 and I'm happy I did.
Heya Miq... Yep, all thanks to Gunter and Tali on Umadum... They also started up the facebook group...performance cruising catamarans.... there are not many of us out there!
Very interesting as I am very keen on the Atlantic 57 and have always had an interest in the Mumby but was told to stay clear of an aluminium boat because of the electrolysis, but that is not the case from listening to what you are saying. Thanks for sharing your information, it is a shame the "race" did not eventuate, I admired your patience.
Glad I found your channel. Nice to see the Oz flag. I enjoy watching catamarans sailing a friend of mine owned a Mumby. Sadly his kids weren't interested so he sold it. They build some seriously big cats down here in Tasmania but of course no sails. I was interested in how your boat was built as the cracks in aluminum next to welds can appear. The video of her being built shows plenty of bracing. Was just wondering if all has been good with you with electrolysis etc. I like the durability of aluminum and being able to park on the bottom if you want. Kind regards Steve.
G'day Steve... No issues with electrolysis, except when i let my rudder anodes disappear, whilst we were in a marina...I ended up with a couple of pin holes on each rudder... nothing that a bit of epoxy cant fix...
😂😂 Jamie was sooo ready to bring it on! What an awesome video - maybe some in the sailing community might try and organise some sort of racing event in the future.
Just started watching your channel. Like your style. Very interesred in your boat. Have only ever owned a mono hull (Colvin Gazelle) so interested in a cat and also that it is ally.
Epic race !! Truth time - how badly would you have left the Atlantic behind if you were both racing? I also watched the video from Umadum. Seems your 3 cats are very different weight classes and hull material/ construction and design. Personally would enjoy any performance cat, as long as it has daggerboards - not into chartermarans unless it's a full on motor-sailer like a Robert Perry.
Hey thanks Arnold... Yes, appreciation of a sporting cat proves your love of sailing.... otherwise you are just caravaning on the water.... which is good in itself.
Hey gang, thanks for another nice vid! I noticed the A55 had a reef in, was this to try and keep the fleet closer together? I'd be surprised if you were that much faster than her. I thought those A55's were quick boats! Thanks for the inspiration. Fair winds!
I know there was a lot of variables going on there but it looked like your boat was bobbing around a lot more than the other 2 boats. Is it a fairly rough ride in that boat because it's lighter?
Hi UD... It can be rough at times... But everything is a compromise... It is nice to keep sailing in very light winds when others would be motoring. Thanks for watching.
@@SailingLifeonJupiter I'm glad I found your channel. I'm from Brissy as well. I have watched so much sailing content over the past year. I keep dreaming about sailing away. The wife isn't keen at all, plus I get seasick about two seconds after I step onto a boat so I would probably hate life if I tried to live on one. You interior fitout looks pretty barebones. Im talking more about the fit and finish rather than equipment. It definitely doesn't have the polish of some of those bigger brand cats. It's not a criticism, I personally don't mind a more utilitarianism aesthetic. Is that an option you could of chosen if you had the money and inclination?
@@nurseae In the 90s that's the qualifying factor for a date right there. Old Yahoo chat days we didn't have social media or any rooms dedicated to Australians. I managed to find 3 woman online that lived in Adelaide back when I lived there. Went on dates with all of them. It was so rare. Good times.
Looks like jupiter tends to bob and pop over the waves a bit more than what the fibreglass cats do. Do you tend to find this is the case when sailing on the blue water?
Hey there FSeQ... I would say we may be more lively than other cats because of the weight difference...a heavier cat would cut through waves rather than bounce over them.... but a heavy cat would be motoring in anything less than 10kts of breeze. Everything's a compromise!
Well Kiter... very hard to quote speeds...its all so relative to sea state and weather conditions... but as an example we would normally sit on around 10kts in a 15kt reach... in light winds we are still sailing in 5kts of breeze.
..interesting to see the difference in movement of these boats - its easy to see the Mumby is much lighter than the others....good and bad - but I like light.
Revisiting some past episodes and enjoying !
just found your channel . we have loads in common , dinghies as kids , Hobie 16 as a teenager then keel boats .
great taste too. I've got a gorgeous Philipino girlfriend too (from Bye Bye Leyte ) and we are living in the uk .
Just bought a lagoon 40 to mess about in the med but love the simplicity of the Mumby .
I've been a private pilot for 25 years too . My only big journey was 3 days from uk to south of Portugal, the rest is just messing about.
the Mumby looks like it will really fly .. A Hobie for grown ups .
Have fun.
Ah cool. Cheers David
I got all excited for the race, then I had to rein myself in!
Mee too Ma.. Me too.
If there is a yacht ahead of you or one coming up from behind, there is always a race.
Correct
I just binge watched since the beginning after I came across that you sailed the Indian Ocean last year. Then I was riveted at your 34 days at sea Cape Town to Surinam. What a ride that was. Now you are relaxing in the Caribbean. You must be loving it. Cheers,
Cheers George... Glad we could waste your time!
We have been hanging around Woburn since 2019 and I recall seeing your boat there. Clarke’s Court is where we store for hurricane season and when in the area we hang out at Whisper Cove and hog island. We probably crossed paths on Shademan’s or Chico’s shopping bus
Paul & Anne
L’Acadienne Nautitech 441
Hey guys... Yup, we probably did cross paths.
Hey, you forgot to say over taking (a "reefed Atlantic, with self tacking Jib rigged"). BUT... thanks for the clip, very nice, and I noticed your comment "staying longer sailing - thanks to Covid" lucky guys, who can say that..... super positive I like that.
Hi Klaus, yeah I'm sure he wasnt even trying... Tks for watching.
They say that the first recorded boat race happened when the second boat ever built was splashed.
Yup... 2 boats is all ya need.
Wow !! the lady has nice pipes !!
Cheers Joe
Aye, I got just as caught by your racing spirit to get it on! Must have been tricky to keep the same pace and formation since the cats are quite different. Even though they all are classified as performance cats, it doesn't mean the act exactly the same, even in similar conditions. Great episode! Remember, it was when Umadum released their vid on this that I found your channel, September 25 2020 😉 and I'm happy I did.
Heya Miq... Yep, all thanks to Gunter and Tali on Umadum... They also started up the facebook group...performance cruising catamarans.... there are not many of us out there!
I know, I'm also in there.
Love the Chris White deigns too.
Yeah.. I do like the fwd cockpit for fine conditions... Not good for rough weather tho.
1 boat = sailing 2 boats yeah its a race :) great episode guys, drone shots were cool
Thanks John... Yeah, i thought that was the rule of the ocean.
LOL racing. You get to Yachts going in the same direction and at least one of the captains will think its a race.
Guilty... Tks for watching Justin
Typically the guy on the faster boat will admit it's a race. The others will say they were just sailing, not racing.
I would be tempted to race also.
More than one boat on the water.... equals race!...does it not?
Very interesting as I am very keen on the Atlantic 57 and have always had an interest in the Mumby but was told to stay clear of an aluminium boat because of the electrolysis, but that is not the case from listening to what you are saying. Thanks for sharing your information, it is a shame the "race" did not eventuate, I admired your patience.
Every substrate has its issues…but is easily dealt with. Lots of advantages too. Cheers Rick
Glad I found your channel. Nice to see the Oz flag. I enjoy watching catamarans sailing a friend of mine owned a Mumby. Sadly his kids weren't interested so he sold it.
They build some seriously big cats down here in Tasmania but of course no sails.
I was interested in how your boat was built as the cracks in aluminum next to welds can appear. The video of her being built shows plenty of bracing.
Was just wondering if all has been good with you with electrolysis etc.
I like the durability of aluminum and being able to park on the bottom if you want.
Kind regards Steve.
G'day Steve... No issues with electrolysis, except when i let my rudder anodes disappear, whilst we were in a marina...I ended up with a couple of pin holes on each rudder... nothing that a bit of epoxy cant fix...
😂😂 Jamie was sooo ready to bring it on! What an awesome video - maybe some in the sailing community might try and organise some sort of racing event in the future.
Hehe.. Yeah, I got a bit excited... Oh well...
Just started watching your channel. Like your style. Very interesred in your boat. Have only ever owned a mono hull (Colvin Gazelle) so interested in a cat and also that it is ally.
Yep…we love the design…cheers Clive
Great video! Your boat is beautiful!!!!
Cheers Raul
Very nice catamaran!
Thank you sir.
This was great!
Haha, tks Tetelastai!
Are we there yet !
Did you get thru them all?.... Impressive mate.
nice boat , interested in one now
Sweet...tks Jerry
You make interesting videos. Good work
Cheers James.
She is awesome
Princess? Or Jupiter? All of the above! ... Cheers Truckee
All of the above!
🤣 So you have well ventilated pants too!
Hey, if they stay on….they’re good!
Epic race !! Truth time - how badly would you have left the Atlantic behind if you were both racing? I also watched the video from Umadum. Seems your 3 cats are very different weight classes and hull material/ construction and design. Personally would enjoy any performance cat, as long as it has daggerboards - not into chartermarans unless it's a full on motor-sailer like a Robert Perry.
Hey thanks Arnold... Yes, appreciation of a sporting cat proves your love of sailing.... otherwise you are just caravaning on the water.... which is good in itself.
Hi Jamie, nice Chanel thx, but let's face it, it's much of a race when the Atlantic has a reef in the main :-)
Yeah true... He just didn't seem interested in testing us out.
Hey gang, thanks for another nice vid! I noticed the A55 had a reef in, was this to try and keep the fleet closer together? I'd be surprised if you were that much faster than her. I thought those A55's were quick boats! Thanks for the inspiration. Fair winds!
Correct Mike... They should perform well... But he didn't seem to want to test us!
A really great sailing channel you guys should be well over 100K subs by now?
Thanks a lot Russ... Tell your friends!
I know there was a lot of variables going on there but it looked like your boat was bobbing around a lot more than the other 2 boats.
Is it a fairly rough ride in that boat because it's lighter?
Hi UD... It can be rough at times... But everything is a compromise... It is nice to keep sailing in very light winds when others would be motoring. Thanks for watching.
@@SailingLifeonJupiter I'm glad I found your channel. I'm from Brissy as well.
I have watched so much sailing content over the past year. I keep dreaming about sailing away.
The wife isn't keen at all, plus I get seasick about two seconds after I step onto a boat so I would probably hate life if I tried to live on one.
You interior fitout looks pretty barebones. Im talking more about the fit and finish rather than equipment. It definitely doesn't have the polish of some of those bigger brand cats. It's not a criticism, I personally don't mind a more utilitarianism aesthetic.
Is that an option you could of chosen if you had the money and inclination?
@@uglyduckling81 I’m from Brisbane too 👍🏻
@@nurseae In the 90s that's the qualifying factor for a date right there.
Old Yahoo chat days we didn't have social media or any rooms dedicated to Australians.
I managed to find 3 woman online that lived in Adelaide back when I lived there. Went on dates with all of them.
It was so rare.
Good times.
interested to know the fate of the screwdriver on the starboard forward saloon deck hatch lol
Still got it!... It never moves.
Uhh,, the 55' Jupiter then the 44'???
Looks like jupiter tends to bob and pop over the waves a bit more than what the fibreglass cats do. Do you tend to find this is the case when sailing on the blue water?
Hey there FSeQ... I would say we may be more lively than other cats because of the weight difference...a heavier cat would cut through waves rather than bounce over them.... but a heavy cat would be motoring in anything less than 10kts of breeze.
Everything's a compromise!
@@SailingLifeonJupiter Do you feel it change with load? Like, full water and fuel, fully provisioned etc?
Mini bus
Cheers Greg
you need to have your wife sing more
Hehe... i'll tell her Brendan... a little more coming in about 2 weeks.
which boat gave the smoothest ride?
Probably the heaviest Rob...more inertia, less active... i'd be guessing the Atlantic
Was that a triple heat?
I guess so... Cheers Malcolm
How fast?
Well Kiter... very hard to quote speeds...its all so relative to sea state and weather conditions... but as an example we would normally sit on around 10kts in a 15kt reach... in light winds we are still sailing in 5kts of breeze.
It's not a race 😂👍
2 boats on an ocean...right!?
@@SailingLifeonJupiter
Absolutely 👌👍
Not very convincing sailing. Sails most of the time badly set up and manouvers just bad. I recommend some more serious traning to y.
Wasnt trying to Arto…the mission was to all stay together for the photo shoot, hence the luffing headsails…tks for your comment