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Old 17 June 2014, 08:51   #101
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Just out of curiosity, What is the value of 'Never Enough' in this specification?

And how much fuel have they used so far?

Looks to be no AIS again so far today.
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Old 17 June 2014, 09:33   #102
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Just out of curiosity, What is the value of 'Never Enough' in this specification?

And how much fuel have they used so far?

Looks to be no AIS again so far today.
Steve

I have not made any calculations but will have a price early July as there are two parties already interested in the purchase of this rib. The price will be fixed and no Dutch auction.

as for AIS then the problem is that in that particular area AIS is not being received as the rib is "out of range". Hopefully today they will be in range so we can track them.
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Andre, it was more of a general query of value for this spec (so 750 with 320 diesel, ais, and all the other toys) rather than for this actual boat.
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Old 17 June 2014, 09:45   #104
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Rib still out of range for AIS.
this photo I took of their Facebook page and this is the view they have to put up with .
The radar is for sure a blessing for them
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Andre, it was more of a general query of value for this spec (so 750 with 320 diesel, ais, and all the other toys) rather than for this actual boat.
Steve, there are a lot of toys and Simrad. StructureScan, NSS 12 viewer (touch screen) RS35 VHF/AIS radio, Sonic Hub for on board entertainment, broadband depth sounder with P79 transducer, AIS for transmitting which I had installed only the week before last and this was not cheap. I am very pleased I had this installed as it is a good tracker when in range.
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Some nice toys, and some I want to add at some point... StructureScan, Sonic Hub, and AIS transponder are a few....
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Old 17 June 2014, 11:27   #107
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The AIS transmission has been received. It cuts across country in a straight line from the last signal to the next received one

Recorded speed 23 knots. I guess they must have some mist or sight seeing
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Leg 6 17 June 2014

The AIS was out of range for most of the beginning of the passage. I have added manually the route in red

they have successfully reach their destination ie Fraserburg. I do not know as yet how long it took but the distance was 200 Nm

The Team is on track to complete the Challenge in time

Four more days and the last day is only a 50 Nm run
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Nigel the Team leader tells me that they had a smooth passage around the top of Scotland. They had a NW slight winds and a following sea.

For the first couple of hours the weather was terrible with dense fog so they put the radar to good use. It took them 8 hours and 38 minutes to complete leg 6. Not bad and well done to the Team.
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Old 18 June 2014, 07:56   #110
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Leg 7 18 June 2014 Fraserburgh to Whitby

The Team have just left Fraserburgh heading for Whitby a distance of 200 Nm

I have attached a photo taken yesterday of the Parker rib in Fraserburgh and two photos showing the Parker 750 Baltic departing Fraserburgh

the company Wolf Shock mitigation system will deliver to the Team when the get to Whitby a custom made shock mitigation matting for the twin man jockey seats. The last three legs will no doubt be more gentle for the crew. I arranged this with Mike Smith the Director of Wolf Shock at Seawork last week.

I am also looking forward to testing this flooring during the Round IOW for Macmillan
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Old 18 June 2014, 12:25   #111
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Andre..a few days away but any idea of the eta into poole on sat? Some of trying to arrange to go out and meet them.

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Andre..a few days away but any idea of the eta into poole on sat? Some of trying to arrange to go out and meet them.

Pete
hello Peter, they only have a short distance to travel so we have agreed that at 2 PM not earlier. We will have the Poole SeaSafari rib from 1.30 so we can go out and meet them. I will be seeing them on Friday at Littlehampton and will re-confirm the time and agree a VHF channel
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I agree with no body ever. Problem with online forums is people see things said in text but have no reference to the way its said or no reference to a persons body language or tone, hence stuff said in text can go down the wrong way. If the said conversation happened in a pub between people it would be no big deal.

Yes lets move on.

I will donate £50.00 to the charity if no one refers to the issue on here for at least 48 hours from now.
Many thanks on behalf of the Team . you are a true Gent and a man of his word. Please make sure you make yourself known so I can introduce you to the Team. I am sure they will want to thank you in person and shake your hand.


On behalf of the Team many thanks to the members for sitting quiet -
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AIS has been out of range since 10:47 this morning. their ETA Whitby is 8 PM

This is going to be a long day for the Team
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hello Peter, they only have a short distance to travel so we have agreed that at 2 PM not earlier. We will have the Poole SeaSafari rib from 1.30 so we can go out and meet them. I will be seeing them on Friday at Littlehampton and will re-confirm the time and agree a VHF channel
Thanks Andre - It was Boristhebold who promted me to find out

I hope to get on my mini ribcraft along with Mark(boristhe bold) in his Cobra to see you .

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Thanks Andre - It was Boristhebold who promted me to find out

I hope to get on my mini ribcraft along with Mark(boristhe bold) in his Cobra to see you .

Pete
Peter see you both on Saturday
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Old 18 June 2014, 16:42   #117
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60 Nm to Whitby and just 3 more days left
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I was working in the north east today, and thought about coming back via Whitby to see if I could see them - glad I didn't as it would of been a long day, bit not as long as the guys on the boat. 225 is a bit of a long slog!


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Leg 7 18 June 2014

Leg 7 as we now see was the longest so far in total 225 Nm. At 8.30 PM Never Enough escorted by an RNLI all-weather lifeboat arrived to Whitby. This escort was clearly visible on the AIS Marine Tracking.

three more legs to go and the last leg on Saturday is only 46 Nm
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