I see the wind in your sails, big smiles, and remember the cold days while you were making your new keel. My, how the times have changed, eh? Your sailing vessel seems to handle the light winds and calm seas well----now to slowly graduate up to middle wind speeds and more choppy seas. I think she'll handle it all with style! Thanks for sharing with us, you two!
Thank you! What an awesome comment! Oriyo is doing great in different kind of winds and seas indeed and it feels really great. New kind of adventure now on, but sailing time doesn't mean the end of boatworks anyway.. We keep sharing, see you soon.Take care!
I've been waiting for this since I first watched your first episode. Congratulations on your sea trial! After all the hard work of refitting her, you deservedly reap the rewards 😊
Good to see the boat sailing again! If she is under performing in light air, consider getting a cruising spinnaker rather than a larger mainsail. There should be some used sails available for a boat the size of Oriyo. A spinnaker sock makes handling easy! Regards.
Hey! Thank you for this comment. We actually have such a sail, a really large one maybe too large, it was on Oriyo already, but no socks for it. We started to look for it. Take care.
Thanks! Sorry we forgot to give you this important information. In upwind direction, we sail up to 30 degrees close to the wind but the speed is not the best. The more effective angle is between 40° and 50°, same as many cruising sailing boats. In downwind direction, we sail down to 140° with good speed before the mainsail blocks some of the wind from the head sail. Passed this angle, we basically try to switch on wing on wing position, so we get more wind in both sails, but usually it doesn't really work before 170° or 180°. The speed performances of Oriyo stand between 70 and 110° with the current sails configuration.
Yea, Val. I saw it in yer face. No translation necessary. Here's a five dollar work for you - no charge; Meaning of gratifying in English gratifying adjective UK /ˈɡræt.ɪ.faɪ.ɪŋ/ US /ˈɡræt̬.ə.faɪ.ɪŋ/ pleasing and satisfying:
I see the wind in your sails, big smiles, and remember the cold days while you were making your new keel. My, how the times have changed, eh? Your sailing vessel seems to handle the light winds and calm seas well----now to slowly graduate up to middle wind speeds and more choppy seas. I think she'll handle it all with style! Thanks for sharing with us, you two!
Thank you! What an awesome comment! Oriyo is doing great in different kind of winds and seas indeed and it feels really great. New kind of adventure now on, but sailing time doesn't mean the end of boatworks anyway.. We keep sharing, see you soon.Take care!
It seems that Oriyo performs really well. You deserve it. Congrats, Fair winds
Thanks! Yes she does well so far. See you soon, take care!
It's sooooo satisfying to see you doing well and checking the last details. Another so beautiful video. Thanks for sharing. :D
Thank you Ronaldo! Thanks for commenting every time. Hope you are doing fine. See you soon, take care!
@@sailingoriyo It's a pleasure my friends. 😀
I've been waiting for this since I first watched your first episode. Congratulations on your sea trial! After all the hard work of refitting her, you deservedly reap the rewards 😊
Thanks! So nice to read you. It feels good to be sailing.. Hope everything is doing okay for you too. Take care.
glad to see you guys enjoying life after all the hard work cheers rob nz
Thank you! Take care, see you..
Good to see the boat sailing again! If she is under performing in light air, consider getting a cruising spinnaker rather than a larger mainsail. There should be some used sails available for a boat the size of Oriyo. A spinnaker sock makes handling easy! Regards.
Hey! Thank you for this comment. We actually have such a sail, a really large one maybe too large, it was on Oriyo already, but no socks for it. We started to look for it. Take care.
she's very quick in light air. thanks for the video!
Thank you for this comment! Take care..
⛵️ ⛵️ ⛵️ Phil...
she is sailing really good ! please dont forget if you can to give us the angle
Thanks! Sorry we forgot to give you this important information. In upwind direction, we sail up to 30 degrees close to the wind but the speed is not the best. The more effective angle is between 40° and 50°, same as many cruising sailing boats.
In downwind direction, we sail down to 140° with good speed before the mainsail blocks some of the wind from the head sail. Passed this angle, we basically try to switch on wing on wing position, so we get more wind in both sails, but usually it doesn't really work before 170° or 180°.
The speed performances of Oriyo stand between 70 and 110° with the current sails configuration.
@@sailingoriyo Thanks guys
It’s great to no your boat better still to no yourself safety is paramount specially on a boat wishing you all the very best
Thank you this is so nice! Take care, cheers!
Yea, Val. I saw it in yer face. No translation necessary. Here's a five dollar work for you - no charge;
Meaning of gratifying in English
gratifying
adjective
UK /ˈɡræt.ɪ.faɪ.ɪŋ/ US /ˈɡræt̬.ə.faɪ.ɪŋ/
pleasing and satisfying:
Thanks!