Lets see ya boat then - Page 9

craig_c · 30 November 2004, 20:57

yea, we bought it in southampton last year and did around 200 hrs this year. we have bought the stormforce so the delta needs to go. i had just spent loads of money getting the tubes done up and the transom. the boat is in stunning condition and i will be sad to see it go

simmons0 · 30 November 2004, 21:02

Ah, i was interested in buying it last year, dropped the seller an e-mail but never got around to seeing it.

craig_c · 30 November 2004, 21:05

ive lost the photos of it at full speed which i'm annoyed about but ill try and find them and stick them on. the bow on the delta is unreal compared to other boats

robin · 01 December 2004, 07:51

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Originally Posted by simmons0

Ill try and get some of the console soon ish

I found these and thought of you!
They were taken in May this year.

slimtim · 02 December 2004, 09:47

Thanks Robin, nice pics. I wonder who's gemini that is the 4th pic? We haven't had any pics posted of her on this thread yet have we

Cheers

Tim

Phil Chitty · 03 December 2004, 16:13

Good thought slimtim but I'd be more concerned by what looks like a body thats been dumped over the side of the afor mentioned Gemini.

The Jackeens · 03 December 2004, 18:00

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Originally Posted by Phil Chitty

Good thought slimtim but I'd be more concerned by what looks like a body thats been dumped over the side of the afor mentioned Gemini.

Think it's paul's millionth hat

Nice to see Harry and Dave up here !

missus

woot · 05 December 2004, 19:54

A few photos of me and my boat. Not big but big enough to get three of us out around Skomer yesterday where we went through Jack Sound and saw some dolphins followed by a few hours knee boarding upstrean of Neyland. A great day that justified the decision not to winterise.

Jackwabbit · 06 December 2004, 14:10

Woot,
Your assault looks very nice in those colours, What size is it & is that a Bramber trailer you have it on?
It looks smaller than our 5.5M so hopefully you wont have the same problems as we are having, but keep a close eye on those wobble rollers so far we have had to have 3 new sets & we now have numerous marks in the hull where they have snapped & left the boat sitting on metal bars.

gingercoastie · 06 December 2004, 14:39

Well some of it anyway....

codprawn · 06 December 2004, 15:44

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Originally Posted by woot

A few photos of me and my boat. Not big but big enough to get three of us out around Skomer yesterday where we went through Jack Sound and saw some dolphins followed by a few hours knee boarding upstrean of Neyland. A great day that justified the decision not to winterise.

What colour is that? Is it the one classified as "alpin blue"???

woot · 06 December 2004, 22:26

Codprawn- Yes it is indeed what is known by Humber as "Alpin" blue.
Jackwabbit - It's a 5m and yes it is a Bramber trailer. I haven't towed much distance with it but have had no problems except one lost bolt on the nose cradle which was easily replaced without incident. In fairness its my first boat/trailer so I don't have much to compare it too but its very very easy to launch and recover. I spent years diving from Ribs and seemed to spend all my time either looking at a broken ropey two stroke motor or a crocked trailer. I vowed I would never own my own until I could have a new 4 stroke and an unbraked trailer. I'm very pleased with the combo I bought but I will admit to constant thoughts of something bigger. At the moment reading other peoples woes with braked trailers, large fuel bills etc is keeping the money in my pocket.

codprawn · 06 December 2004, 22:32

Oh my god - I have ordered my tubes in Alpin Blue - didn't realise it was so LOUD - makes the dayglo one in the background look dull - is it really that loud in real life or just in your piccies????

Still won't be missed on a dull day I suppose!!!!

woot · 06 December 2004, 22:45

Its not that loud honest. The piccie on the left does look a little bright it was a dim winters day and the flash has taken over I think. I also think the size of the tubes compared to the rest of the boat makes the tubes the main focus. One of Humbers brochures has a much larger RIB with the same colour tubes and that looked really good. I have also seen a 6m dive club boat in the same colours, again all looked fine. Beleive me the last thing I would want is a boat that looked like Graham Nortons sofa, it wouldn't do when I met my rufty tufty diver mates at sea, nobodys poked fun at me yet anyway ( cue the onslaught)