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Old 20 September 2014, 21:47   #1
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Old 20 September 2014, 22:55   #2
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Pretty cool. It's going to have been meticulously kept. Not cheap to run, but what a boat.
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Old 21 September 2014, 07:42   #3
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It's going to have been meticulously kept.
It's going to have been serviced and cleaned by the book. It's also going to have been started and run at WOT from cold EVERY time it's been used.
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Not cheap to run, but what a boat.
Indeed. They eat those Detroit engines on a regular basis (or at least our local units do). When they're running, the boat does about 17kts at WOT burning a MASSIVE amount of fuel - I have no idea how much but refuelling conversations employ tons, not litres!

Inside they are cramped and noisy, there is no head or galley. They were originally designed to be self righting but after deployment it was discovered that they were only "mostly" self righting, and so a self righting bag was strapped to the rear compartment, rigged to a "Jesus!" button in the main wheelhouse.

As a rescue vessel - very good indeed although dated.
As a pleasure craft - nasty.
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Still a hell of a boat,your own seagoing Tank
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Old 21 September 2014, 14:40   #5
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Old 21 September 2014, 15:04   #6
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I think I could find other ways to spend £150k which would make the 99.99999999999999% of boat trips which are the right way up a better experience.

I like the "utilitarian" styling, and the sea keeping is obviously very good - but the ex ALBs I've seen converted to leisure use are a massive compromise. Lets be honest 99% of us would never use one in conditions that justified the sea keeping pedigree anyway.
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Still a hell of a boat,your own seagoing Tank
True. I've driven one for a MOB recovery exercise - surprisingly I was able to get alongside the dummy without too much faffing about, so they must be fairly forgiving...
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True. I've driven one for a MOB recovery exercise - surprisingly I was able to get alongside the dummy.
On the Solent?
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I think I could find other ways to spend £150k which would make the 99.99999999999999% of boat trips which are the right way up a better experience.

I like the "utilitarian" styling, and the sea keeping is obviously very good - but the ex ALBs I've seen converted to leisure use are a massive compromise. Lets be honest 99% of us would never use one in conditions that justified the sea keeping pedigree anyway.
You could be right, but I'm lost in the math.
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On the Solent?
If it had been in the Solent, I'd have clipped it...
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If it had been in the Solent, I'd have clipped it...
Plenty of replacements.
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