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29 December 2009, 23:55
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Stefnir, ICE-SAR boat 29.12.2009
We went on Stefnir SAR boat at lunch time from Kopavogur harbour onwards to Snarfari marina for refueling, once we approached Grotta we ran into very strong notherly wind and got lot of sea spray, once we approached Ellidarvogur nearby Snarfari marina there were thick ice so we couldn´t come close to the marina and we had to return back to Kopavogur harbour.
Bogi
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29 December 2009, 23:56
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Photo set 2
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29 December 2009, 23:57
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29 December 2009, 23:59
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30 December 2009, 08:34
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Once again, great pics from life on the edge 
My own rib is icebound at present  , the hill where I live is thick in ice, strictly difflock territory until it thaws, so fingers crossed for a New Year's Day run.
Did the lad in that photo just get out of the water? Nutters! I noticed the pontoon ladder painted Fluorescent Orange and remembered that EVERY waterside ladder in Iceland was painted thus, important when it's dark all winter and the water is at -1 C 
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30 December 2009, 08:43
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She jumped into the water 
Very common thing to do when we get back ashore (this time to pontoon)
Air temperature was -9 degrees, water temperature most likely around -1 or -2 degrees
Bogi
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30 December 2009, 15:43
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Town: Principalite d'Chaos
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Hi Bogi
looks a bit Chilly
Whats going on with the boat I've circled(Very roughly) in the image?
It looks like a small fishing boat that is up on a floating dock, or is it just a strange hull shape at the stern?
Nasher.
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30 December 2009, 18:17
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This is an Icelandic made fishing boat, will take better photos of her tomorrow and post here
She is not on floating dock
Bogi
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31 December 2009, 09:22
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Country: UK - England
Town: birmingham
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Engine: ob 200hp
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rib ice
you are certainly geared up for bad weather
do you have 2 live jackets on
there is a corogated tube comming over your shoulder what is it for
are the engines effected by the very cold water
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31 December 2009, 11:32
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No, we have only one lifejacket, we however are using two types of them at the moment the old Crewsaver we are facing out for Baltic lifejackets, the corregated tube on Baltic is for breathing under the hood if we end up in the water in high seas. Northern Diver neoprene dry suits has also floating capacity and are very warm, way to worm in the summer time, they will shortly benn phased out for Ursuit dry suits.
No the cold is not affecting us a lot, idle engine heat are around 48 degrees running the engines at 4.500 revs the engine temperature are around 34 degrees which is a bit on the lower side but are not affecting us, we have isolated the oil tanks and the cables from the tanks to the engines in order to prevent the two stroke oil to freeze.
Bogi
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31 December 2009, 12:53
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bogib
No, we have only one lifejacket, we however are using two types of them at the moment the old Crewsaver we are facing out for Baltic lifejackets, the corregated tube on Baltic is for breathing under the hood if we end up in the water in high seas. Northern Diver neoprene dry suits has also floating capacity and are very warm, way to worm in the summer time, they will shortly benn phased out for Ursuit dry suits.
No the cold is not affecting us a lot, idle engine heat are around 48 degrees running the engines at 4.500 revs the engine temperature are around 34 degrees which is a bit on the lower side but are not affecting us, we have isolated the oil tanks and the cables from the tanks to the engines in order to prevent the two stroke oil to freeze.
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Bogi, fair play to you guys I am planning to go out on Sunday for a few hours and was starting to think about how cold it was going to be now I have no excuse
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31 December 2009, 16:05
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Town: Poole
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Cold on Sunday! 
I've ordered uninterrupted sunshine - although the gentle north-easterly (so that the mainland will shelter those in the Solent) which I've also requested may make it a little colder than ideal. 
.... and Bogi: a happy New Year to you and all your family from me and all the other Avocets.
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31 December 2009, 18:16
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RIBnet supporter
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Originally Posted by Avocet
Cold on Sunday!
I've ordered uninterrupted sunshine - although the gentle north-easterly (so that the mainland will shelter those in the Solent) which I've also requested may make it a little colder than ideal.
.... and Bogi: a happy New Year to you and all your family from me and all the other Avocets. |
We are having tonight no wind, clear skies and -5 degrees so fantastic weather for fireworks, we will fire up alltogether more than 25 kgs of stuffies
Happy New Year to you all, was great meeting you all here and in the Solent, hope to see you all with your RIB in Iceland 2011 when we will host Iceland Rib Festival 2011
Bogi
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11 January 2010, 11:38
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Bogi, I now see that you have a "bad influence" on our Chris as he has now taken to ribbing at -14 degree C and also turned the rib into an ice breaker 
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