Hi,
Returning on this forum after several years away...
I love the uncluttered aspect of BD's platform, which of course is a must when having visually impaired people on board. But even for "seeing" people it is a big advantage.
I always see videos of HP's sailing in manageable wather (less than 20knots wind); what is the experience in heavy weather, like 35, 45nots?
In the med the wind does sometimes 18 to 40 knots in a couple of minutes...
Cheers,
Dominique
--- In harryproa@yahoogroups.com.au, "Nol Twigt" <noltwigt@...> wrote:
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> Almost forgot...
> You can now see the Blind Date with your own eyes now.
> You can also see the way it is used for chartering.
> Note that the basis of the new rudders is not yet removed from the beams.
> We are waiting for the man with the chain saw....
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bu50OUfz63o
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