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That idea of attaching wheels to the boat, came out of Japan and China, they have been doing this for some time, you can even get canoes with wheels fitted
3:15 That’s the price of inflation 😂😂😂. 7:42 That’s a wheely good boat! 🤪 11:10 The swat team arrive at the crack of dawn. Catch you on the next one. Dave Birmingham
Simon - you are right about the two-stage pump. The important bit on the instructions (for my boat) is to inflate each chamber to 50%, then take all to full inflation. This reduces stress between adjacent inflated and deflated chambers. How-to stuff would be great? We should always be learning.
Hope you plan to get some boat shade covers and some portable led running lights. When left in the sun, that black surface will get hot to touch. Covers will also give some UV protection and extend the tender's useful life. Simon may want to add a tiller extender pipe. Then sit and steer further forward. Use hand rails or a bow rope for stability.
You may find as a tender it’s heavy and cumbersome,you can’t tow a dinghy all the time as it’s weather dependent as you’ll find. You need to be able to pull aboard the boat and secure for rougher passages. If you can pull it up on to the swim platform and secure there then it’s all good.
A great addition to the fleet! However, you see few if any black (law enforcement excluded😅) Ribs with cruisers. I wonder what the vendor says about: 1) U/V damage/protection? Many silver/grey Ribs use cloth covers. 2) Sun-induced pressure increase? I assume there is a pressure release valve? 3) Skin burns? When you get to the Med/Caribbean and combine bathing suits with 40*C and smokin' black "rubber", OUCH! Manufacturer must have touched on these questions?
Great piece of kit! When Serenda has made her way to Gibraltar there'll be plenty of caves and such for Simon and the kids! ( The dear Gemma can keep storage bins full for an adventurous day 😂 )
Really like your vids, happy and cheerful. On a point of safety, the RYA recommend the kill cord goes around your upper leg, if you do go overboard the kill cord pulls out sooner than if it's on your wrist, thus less of your body is in the water or near the propeller (meat grinder) when you go overboard. Stay safe and enjoy.
Got the carbon pro 365 delivered last week.....15hp tohatsu efi electric start and power tilt. Gonna spend the winter adding centre console and steering
Looks great, love all the accessories. Those seats look like the ones that have a tendancy to move/slide especially under a bit of power in some slop. Easy fix by getting a few tarp clamps to hold them in place if you do find them a problem. Think you need a 9.9 or 15 on the back, Simon wouldnt say no ;-)
I really like it! I have been looking for an inflatable boat that is firs and foremost, safe and stable and secondarily, looks good. I really like the rear roll bar. Not only does it make it look good, it also helps to make the boat more visible to others (especially with a flag on top) and gives a sense of security - as strange as that may sound. The only thing that I want to know and will research after this, is whether it can be used with a 2hp engine. The reason for that is that here in Japan, the only engine that can be used without getting a boat licence is a 2hp engine. Yes, it is underwhelming and certainly not for those who want to enjoy speed, but I would only want to use the boat on calm lakes anyway and enjoy the view from the water so as long as 2hp can move it safely and relatively easily, it would be enough for me. Getting a class 2 boat licence here in Japan is expensive as everything tends to be in over-regulated Japan.
I forgot....YES PLEASE do a series on the basics which are also the skills and tasks that one would need to do every time. The mundane stuff I suppose - but vital and important. Things that experienced boaters do second-nature without much thought is one way of putting it perhaps.
Hi guys. Like how you used your professional Fishing boat and used it for a chase boat. For that Cinema camera angle of Simon piloting the new tender. Very professional documentaries that you're producing, Gemma. 😎👍
That's a very well thought out package. Not cheap by the time you add on all the extras but well worth it for a quality piece of kit, it's about as good as a 3.2m tender gets.
She's a crafty little craft. 'Crafty Craft' tender to ....... Boutari. My dogs took off when you started the pump, thought the hoover was out 😄. Who left those dirty white boot prints in a lovely new boat. Only in it two minutes, can't get decent crew these days.
Methinks a tiller extension for single person in choppy seas! Any education that will prevent any accident should always be proferred! What batteries does the pump use? Lovely to share your excitement! Thanks!
@@ShipHappensAdventures I was going to make this comment about the tiller extension too. It would plane a lot better, you can see when Simon is one up, its struggling a bit to pop up on the plane. You could make a video - it should take about 30 secs to turn some 1 1/2" waste pipe into a tiller extension!
Alot of people fish from SIBs and RIBs, you would be surprised how strong they are, and even if you have a puncture you wouldn't sink due to the different air compartments
Only thing I would recommend is put about six foot of chain on that anchor it will then hold it at the proper angle on the bottom . Just using rope will lift it upwards and drag it
Hi guys, wow what a nice boat I suppose beggars can’t be choosers but you need a Suzuki motor on her LOL I suppose like a lot of us. You do not have a money tree in the backyard. Cliff from Logan City Queensland Australia 🇦🇺🧑🏾🦽
Hi we are just getting into boating and are not sure where we can launch our inflatable for little to no charge ?? We are in prescot Merseyside, We haven't got our boat yet and are still unsure which to get , we are torn between Seapro and boat world , any advice would be appreciated, great video thanks for any help in advance
If you plan on using it inland check if you need a license, i know on the river dee you can get an annual or day license on the Cheshire council website, you may not need one depending on the size of your engine, you can put it into the sea without needing anything, unless you use council slipways, or look at joining a local club. We are members of Prestatyn sailing club, they have a clubhouse with great facilities, so if you’re looking for a good boating community you can’t go wrong there! We love Boatworld, they are great people with awesome service, and don’t forget if you do buy from there to use our code for a discount
You don’t need a license to drive a boat, but you need to check if you need a permit to launch were every your launching from, like if your launching from a council slipway. And just try and keep yourself as safe as possible, wear a life jacket and have a way of communicating with emergency services if you have a problem at sea! Don’t forget we have a discount code for boat world so if you are to buy from them you will get a discount! The code is shiphappensuk
You don't need any qualifications to drive a boat up to 21meters in the uk, but I would highly recommend you at least go and do your powerboat level 2. And take out insurance, the water is a dangerous place, so always think safety, life jackets are a must, you would need to do a VHF course to be able to use the radio, carry flares, fire extinguisher and so on!
Hi I bought the pump from boat world and it arrived today, however the plastic earth pin had been cut off the 12 volt charger so it won’t plug in as you need the wart pin to open the live and neutral sockets. Looking at it the charger won’t fit in its position in the case if the earth pin was there. I can only assume it was designed to hold an American style 2pin plug and they have cut off the earth pin to make it fit but this makes it useless! Was yours the same or is mine just an anomaly?
Thanks for the videos guys, I love your enthusiasm and sense of humour. The tender looks great! If you get (or make for yourselves) a tiller extension for single handed use it will allow the pilot to sit on the front thwart and the dinghy will plane more smoothly. Especially if you go for a bigger outboard. If she runs flatter, she will be both quicker along the water and less likely to flip over backwards at speed. That can be quite exciting, but it does rather spoil the ride! Especially if the engine gets wet and you need to row home once you have turned her right way up again! Great addition to Butari. Then you’ll need a tender for Sarinder! More scope for fun and games.
Visit Boatworld for all your boating needs!
boatworld.co.uk/coupon/shiphappensuk - Discount code shiphappensuk, use this link or code for 5% off your basket. (This excluded gift cards and items already on sale)
That idea of attaching wheels to the boat, came out of Japan and China, they have been doing this for some time, you can even get canoes with wheels fitted
… and if you go around the smaller beaches in West Cornwall you will see loads of them. @@southerneruk
3:15 That’s the price of inflation 😂😂😂. 7:42 That’s a wheely good boat! 🤪 11:10 The swat team arrive at the crack of dawn. Catch you on the next one. Dave Birmingham
Simon - you are right about the two-stage pump. The important bit on the instructions (for my boat) is to inflate each chamber to 50%, then take all to full inflation. This reduces stress between adjacent inflated and deflated chambers. How-to stuff would be great? We should always be learning.
Britains marine comedy act, filling the tender with laughing gas! If it springs a leak you go down laughing😊
Hope you plan to get some boat shade covers and some portable led running lights. When left in the sun, that black surface will get hot to touch. Covers will also give some UV protection and extend the tender's useful life.
Simon may want to add a tiller extender pipe. Then sit and steer further forward. Use hand rails or a bow rope for stability.
You may find as a tender it’s heavy and cumbersome,you can’t tow a dinghy all the time as it’s weather dependent as you’ll find.
You need to be able to pull aboard the boat and secure for rougher passages.
If you can pull it up on to the swim platform and secure there then it’s all good.
We have davits on the back of the boat for the tender
At last; A boat that requires no work or PAINT!
Hi Gemma and Simon,i think that being black…you could call your new boat “Sabbath”cheers Roly🇬🇧.
Or Cilla for the scousers
I agree..First start to restore a boat them buy or aquire 4 others..so your not waiting 10 yrs..and of course..we play..they get paid ...
A great addition to the fleet! However, you see few if any black (law enforcement excluded😅) Ribs with cruisers. I wonder what the vendor says about: 1) U/V damage/protection? Many silver/grey Ribs use cloth covers. 2) Sun-induced pressure increase? I assume there is a pressure release valve? 3) Skin burns? When you get to the Med/Caribbean and combine bathing suits with 40*C and smokin' black "rubber", OUCH! Manufacturer must have touched on these questions?
Great piece of kit! When Serenda has made her way to Gibraltar there'll be plenty of caves and such for Simon and the kids! ( The dear Gemma can keep storage bins full for an adventurous day 😂 )
That's a great idea!
Really like your vids, happy and cheerful. On a point of safety, the RYA recommend the kill cord goes around your upper leg, if you do go overboard the kill cord pulls out sooner than if it's on your wrist, thus less of your body is in the water or near the propeller (meat grinder) when you go overboard. Stay safe and enjoy.
Great tip!
Got the carbon pro 365 delivered last week.....15hp tohatsu efi electric start and power tilt. Gonna spend the winter adding centre console and steering
Lovely looking tender. Make sure you keep one of those seat pockets fish / maggot free otherwise your sarnies will stink forever 😎
Nice to see the two of you having fun on the water, a great ender you've got there.
What a clever design. It's like the Swiss Army Knife of tenders! You two have quite the fleet now.
All they need now is an Ocean Liner, hovercraft and submarine😂
3:12 As they say in the business, badum-tish! Perfect timing.
Looks great, love all the accessories. Those seats look like the ones that have a tendancy to move/slide especially under a bit of power in some slop. Easy fix by getting a few tarp clamps to hold them in place if you do find them a problem. Think you need a 9.9 or 15 on the back, Simon wouldnt say no ;-)
Looks great , I have a grey 3.2 tender, you do have to keep an eye on them in the sun , with yours being black it will heat up quick , love the videos
I really like it! I have been looking for an inflatable boat that is firs and foremost, safe and stable and secondarily, looks good. I really like the rear roll bar. Not only does it make it look good, it also helps to make the boat more visible to others (especially with a flag on top) and gives a sense of security - as strange as that may sound. The only thing that I want to know and will research after this, is whether it can be used with a 2hp engine. The reason for that is that here in Japan, the only engine that can be used without getting a boat licence is a 2hp engine. Yes, it is underwhelming and certainly not for those who want to enjoy speed, but I would only want to use the boat on calm lakes anyway and enjoy the view from the water so as long as 2hp can move it safely and relatively easily, it would be enough for me. Getting a class 2 boat licence here in Japan is expensive as everything tends to be in over-regulated Japan.
I forgot....YES PLEASE do a series on the basics which are also the skills and tasks that one would need to do every time. The mundane stuff I suppose - but vital and important. Things that experienced boaters do second-nature without much thought is one way of putting it perhaps.
Keep an eye out for future videos, as soon we will be testing this boat to see if it will works with our electric outboard with is 2hp!
@@ShipHappensAdventures Lucky me!! That's fantastic! Thank you for letting me know.
Hi guys. Like how you used your professional Fishing boat and used it for a chase boat. For that Cinema camera angle of Simon piloting the new tender. Very professional documentaries that you're producing, Gemma. 😎👍
That's a very well thought out package. Not cheap by the time you add on all the extras but well worth it for a quality piece of kit, it's about as good as a 3.2m tender gets.
Suzuki are missing out on advertising. Come on Suzuki , lift your game.
Paddles! So important! Lol, enjoy your new tender!
Definitely do some boat handling vids please.
She's a crafty little craft. 'Crafty Craft' tender to ....... Boutari. My dogs took off when you started the pump, thought the hoover was out 😄.
Who left those dirty white boot prints in a lovely new boat. Only in it two minutes, can't get decent crew these days.
That’s a really cool tender looks like James Bond material ❤
Nice little boat, I'd love to see some practical guides and how to videos.
Nice boat, it screams for a nice black 10hp Suzuki! 😀👌
Would look awesome wouldn't it!
I bought a similar SIB from Boatworld back in February! Nice and helpful people and keenly priced too . The Conway looked nice as well
Boatworld are awesome, such friendly and helpful staff, customer service is on point!
@@ShipHappensAdventures I must get a couple of those seat cover bags now they're back in stock
Methinks a tiller extension for single person in choppy seas! Any education that will prevent any accident should always be proferred! What batteries does the pump use? Lovely to share your excitement! Thanks!
Here is the link for the pump for more details
boatworld.co.uk/outdoor-master-orca-electric-pump
@@ShipHappensAdventures I was going to make this comment about the tiller extension too. It would plane a lot better, you can see when Simon is one up, its struggling a bit to pop up on the plane. You could make a video - it should take about 30 secs to turn some 1 1/2" waste pipe into a tiller extension!
My hometown again! I hope I see you around some time.
A channel called Hints and tips for Richard 👍👍
The OutdoorMaster range are great products and have great customer service.
Lovely tender. Have you thought of finding a flat bottom boat to help you get large items to the boat restoration ?
Sharp fishing hooks and inflatable……..hmmmm perhaps a puncture repair kit too guys! Loved it and thanks for sharing.
Alot of people fish from SIBs and RIBs, you would be surprised how strong they are, and even if you have a puncture you wouldn't sink due to the different air compartments
Another good video ⛵️🚤🛥👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
that'll make a good platform for hauling stuff to sarinda when the tides out
lovely place to go testing you new boat mate
It really is!
Great review looks a great boat
GOOD VID ON CHANNEL THANKS LEE
Glad you enjoyed it
Looks amazing.
Only thing I would recommend is put about six foot of chain on that anchor it will then hold it at the proper angle on the bottom . Just using rope will lift it upwards and drag it
I lost a small but really good anchor at the place where you pulled up the boat, if you can find it, it's yours. 😂
That is so cool guys 😊
Nice little rubber thingy - sorry Dinghy!
Could you work on the davits on Surrender. So you lift up your new runabout.
nice black Suzuki on it! that a great idea isnt it?
Roll cage? That's for your radar, search lights and 50 Cal machine guns. Obviously.
Hi guys, wow what a nice boat I suppose beggars can’t be choosers but you need a Suzuki motor on her LOL I suppose like a lot of us. You do not have a money tree in the backyard. Cliff from Logan City Queensland Australia 🇦🇺🧑🏾🦽
Lmao tame racing driver , the STIG
Ditch the Mariner - A Mercury Racing OptiMax 300 XS should do the trick 🙂
It’s a nice looking tender. But the wheels and rollover bar are all extras. Haven’t seen one with the full kit you are showing.
We list all the parts in the description of the video
Now you're definitely set for a transatlantic crossing lol not sure if those bags under the seats will hold enough grubs
A boat with bilt in camera mount , nice job
Just had a look on the site and I was surprised by the price - you can pay more than that for a plastic Kayak.
I know! We saw these boats at Southampton Boat Show and we were really surprised how reasonably priced they are!
Was that a model of Sarinda in the workshop ???
Needs a spoiler for the roll cage! Put some speed strips on it and the boat will even be faster 😂
Go faster stripes would definitely gain a few more hp 🤣
Hi we are just getting into boating and are not sure where we can launch our inflatable for little to no charge ??
We are in prescot Merseyside,
We haven't got our boat yet and are still unsure which to get , we are torn between Seapro and boat world , any advice would be appreciated, great video thanks for any help in advance
If you plan on using it inland check if you need a license, i know on the river dee you can get an annual or day license on the Cheshire council website, you may not need one depending on the size of your engine, you can put it into the sea without needing anything, unless you use council slipways, or look at joining a local club. We are members of Prestatyn sailing club, they have a clubhouse with great facilities, so if you’re looking for a good boating community you can’t go wrong there! We love Boatworld, they are great people with awesome service, and don’t forget if you do buy from there to use our code for a discount
@@ShipHappensAdventures
Many thanks, two very nice people 👍
Ah love me tender
UK Border Force have got hundreds of inflatables. I wonder if they'll be having a sale?
So Sarinda pulls the other boat, and the other boat pulls this one, yesh?
Hi can you tell me if you need a license for a 5HP engine for a small boat in the UK, Boatworld 230SLD Tender
Thanks
You don’t need a license to drive a boat, but you need to check if you need a permit to launch were every your launching from, like if your launching from a council slipway. And just try and keep yourself as safe as possible, wear a life jacket and have a way of communicating with emergency services if you have a problem at sea! Don’t forget we have a discount code for boat world so if you are to buy from them you will get a discount! The code is shiphappensuk
Hola, looks like a great place of kit
Could I launch my boat and travel around the uk waters?
Or what does a person have to legally do ?
You don't need any qualifications to drive a boat up to 21meters in the uk, but I would highly recommend you at least go and do your powerboat level 2. And take out insurance, the water is a dangerous place, so always think safety, life jackets are a must, you would need to do a VHF course to be able to use the radio, carry flares, fire extinguisher and so on!
Hi I bought the pump from boat world and it arrived today, however the plastic earth pin had been cut off the 12 volt charger so it won’t plug in as you need the wart pin to open the live and neutral sockets. Looking at it the charger won’t fit in its position in the case if the earth pin was there. I can only assume it was designed to hold an American style 2pin plug and they have cut off the earth pin to make it fit but this makes it useless! Was yours the same or is mine just an anomaly?
I would get in touch with Boatworld and they will help you out, there customer service is great.
@@ShipHappensAdventures thanks i intend to do that tomorrow i was just curious if yours was the same or if it was ok?
Hi Alan,
Thanks for getting in touch with us, we are sorry that the plug you received was faulty. a new one is on its way to you.
Many thanks for your quick response and new charger, great service thanks again.
Around the world in 80 days
Where did you get that rod rack
All from Boatworld UK, don’t forget you can get a discount if you use our code, SHIPHAPPENSUK
boatworld.co.uk/product-tag/ship-happens-products
Hi Guys, how much for your new tender.
Hi Richard, the links for tender and all the parts are in the description of the video
Thanks for the videos guys, I love your enthusiasm and sense of humour.
The tender looks great!
If you get (or make for yourselves) a tiller extension for single handed use it will allow the pilot to sit on the front thwart and the dinghy will plane more smoothly. Especially if you go for a bigger outboard.
If she runs flatter, she will be both quicker along the water and less likely to flip over backwards at speed. That can be quite exciting, but it does rather spoil the ride! Especially if the engine gets wet and you need to row home once you have turned her right way up again!
Great addition to Butari. Then you’ll need a tender for Sarinder!
More scope for fun and games.
What is the max HP that you can use
15hp in this one
G'day guys
Is that pump water proof
Here is more information on the pump
boatworld.co.uk/outdoor-master-orca-electric-pump
Fish finder ?
You got a boat from BOATWORLD
Just don't name it Titanic
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no wonder you have so many followers.