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Old 10 July 2007, 12:03   #1
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New Lifeboat

A bit of a beast:

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http://www.camarc.com/SAR-Boats.htm

This is the company developing it. What took the RNLI so long - still not a RIB though!!!

Talking of RIBs it seems they have designed some pretty intersting ones we all know about....

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Old 10 July 2007, 16:09   #3
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Tamar at Whitby

We went to muck about off Whitby on Sat and saw a Tamar there, didnt look like it was on service and their regular boat was tied up as normal.
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Old 10 July 2007, 17:48   #4
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More photos of the FCB2 here http://www.pwllhelilifeboat.co.uk/20653.html the RNLI have been testing the prototype for over a year, we hope to get ours for 2011.

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Old 10 July 2007, 18:48   #5
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There are a few bits of video of FCB2 scattered around the web - this is one of the better ones:

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We went to muck about off Whitby on Sat and saw a Tamar there, didnt look like it was on service and their regular boat was tied up as normal.
That would be relief Tamar ON1286 (16-06), on her way up to Scarborough for her naming ceremony
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There are a few bits of video of FCB2 scattered around the web - this is one of the better ones:

WOW!!!
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How would you get the boat back in the water? Wait for high tide? Call a tug?

I know that its a casualty response thing, but, still...

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That would be relief Tamar ON1286 (16-06), on her way up to Scarborough for her naming ceremony
Looks like they put in to Whitby and picked up some crew, they werent kitted out like a shout just life jackets and they went out north. Purposeful looking craft seems right.
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Old 11 July 2007, 12:15   #10
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How would you get the boat back in the water? Wait for high tide? Call a tug?

I know that its a casualty response thing, but, still...

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The beaching process is only to recover the boat after a shout, if conditions are too bad to recover in the water. Recovery is by winch back onto the boat's launch trailer. As per:

http://www.wellslifeboat.org/gal/fcb2/index.htm

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