Beaching our Wharram Catamaran! [Go Sea Camping - Ep01]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2017
- Our Wharram Catamaran,Tiare, is beached for a few maintenance jobs that can only be done out of the water.
I learn the meaning of patience and we also make her ready for a lunchtime cooking group.
At the end of the week I start getting ready for putting out a "third leg" on our mooring.
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Music by Sam Springett: - “Feel You Smile”
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About Tiare.
Tiare is not your usual production catamaran, she is a Wharram Islander 55 and has been our home for seven years. The last two years have seen us "settle" in the inland sea of Japan while our youngest son finishes high school.
Being in one place has given us the opportunity to alter Tiare to fit in to what we would like in a world cruising sailboat. And to start creating a source of income that can travel with us.
Wharram catamarans offer an affordable alternative for everyday people to cast off and cruise the worlds oceans.
Where simplicity means the freedom to stay out for longer.
We hope these videos will inspire others to look at what it means and takes to live aboard while sailing the world and that Japan must be one of the greatest cruising destinations on the planet.
really endearing to see a bunch of young Japanese have a day out, so polite!
drop the anchor on the way in. Thats how it was done with LST's to pullthemselves off the beach after a landing
Absolutely inspirational. Very good of you to bring this to us during these times. Thank you.
My pleasure, glad you got something out of it!
Great video, keep them coming.
enjoyed the episode; glad that it is not over produced and taking up a bunch of your time; also enjoyed the honest look at maintenance and upkeep... water always wins and salt water is king... as eight crows media states : " great video, keep them coming"
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+CaptainOdark30 Thanks for the comment. Appreciated:)
i love wachting video about catamaran and thanks for your video
Thank you, my pleasure and thanks for watching and the comment.
Love your work, you are the " Wise man's haul out" indeed, as nowadays, costs of a cat. haul out is very high, of a half year's provisions costs on the sea is saved. As my V.L.E.S shirt says: " Do the best you can, with what you have"
Thank you for sharing this, as someone who is highly interested in maverick catamarans, this is the only video on youtube of someone beaching their cat, thank you for sharing!
Thanks for the comment. Just launched Tiare last night at 4am. 4 of us pushing and pulling, didn’t go exactly as planned :( but she is back in and floating.
Thank you for this wonderful videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
👏Fantastic 👏
Thanks for watching and the comment, much appreciated.
I am starting to become a Wharram fan. I found your video by the search Wharram Catamaran in shipping container. I am enamored with the Mana 24
The Wharrams are a great way to get cruising without the large initial and then ongoing expenses that are expected these days.
Good Job daniel! Cheers!
Thank you. :)
I saw a Zamami Island sticker! Beautiful island
Yes stunning group of islands, really enjoyed our time there.
A friend of mine bought a 40' cat and doing a similar thing, just getting experience cruising Australia & NZ atm...We all thought he was nuts at first..But now we're all quietly envious..Great show, one of the better cruising shows.
Thank you :)
Had a few that thought we were mad as well !
Been a break in the vids as have been busy sanding n painting the hull. Very monotonous stuff. Back with new vids soon tho.
You're welcome..Looking forward to yr latest adventures.
Good afternoon,
Nice Sailing Boat,
How are you?
May I ask?
Where is the sailing boat made?
Thank you,.
Poor man's haul out, works just fine.
Should be " Wise man's haul out" as nowadays, costs of a cat. haul out is very high, that could be half year's provisions costs on the sea.
🙂🙂🙂👍👍
@Sea Japan >>> I was wondering if any Wharrams had the equivalent of _an engine in each hull._ Yours is the first I have seen that does...👍👍
Majority of cats have engines inside each hull. Wharrams generally don’t. Instead they are mounted on, or in, the platform between the hulls. Pros and cons for each way.
Your forming a seal with the bottle. This will take forever, can get messy also. You have the right idea with the small hose but its probably getting blocked. Try getting a larger diameter hose and put it into the engine through the bottle before you start putting in oil. Cutting that small line into 2 or 3 might work better. Putting which ever line first before oil will give you better chances at the line not getting blocked so air can escape through them.
Elysium Tech Thanks for the advice. Will be overhauling the drives around Xmas and certainly looking at all options to speed up the process.
Heat the oil first. Also you can use the oil bottle and put a 1/4 inch hose onto a hole in the cap. Then just put it the fill hole and squeeze the container .
Old trick
Thank you. Excellent advice. Will do this next time. 👍
Oh I see now, sorry. I have lots of episodes to catch up on, ya!!
Hi Dave, actually has been a while!
Hope to have another video up in next ten days, second part of the rudder and woodworm repairs.
Then a bit more regular after that.
Last four weeks have been busy scraping antifoul and paint. And honestly couldn’t think of a morning boring series of videos than scraping paint. :)
But all that nearly done.
Thanks for the time to comment. Appreciated.
Hello. Liked the video, love hands on real world people and boats :) Not to get a head of my self, but I am starting up building my own 42 foot catamaran after Christmas, hopefully if the plans go together.
Anyways, this seems to be a home made catamaran? so maybe you will have some good advice on what to have and not to have on it. So I will be fallowing along and i might ask a few questions along the way, hope that is ok.
Keep the good work up and keep them vids coming.
Best from Norway
TR
Hi thanks for the comment. Ask away, very happy to help. Cant guarantee you'll like or agree with my answers tho :)
There is a "Wharram catamaran" discussion group here wharrambuilders.ning.com
Although its main focus is around the Wharram designs there is also a lot of good information regarding materials, equipment and design.
Thanks, I will check out the link :)
TR
Did you build the ' tiara ' your self ?
What do you think of the Asian lug rig? She's a Beautiful little vessel.
Thank you for your time and effort.
Very informative...
Tiare was built professionally in Indonesia. Not sure about the Asian Lug Rig. Am a big fan of Wharram’s wing gaff rig. Being able to drop or put in a reef without heading up into the wind is s big deal.
New videos starting soon. Thanks for watching.
:)
Are you using tubing to encourage the oil flow?? That way the air would transfer thru the tube like a straw and let the oil flow quicker. Just a thought. And can you turn up the volume mate, can hardly hear you. Great scenery and video...
Hi Shane thank for the comment. Part of the issue was the narrowness and the path of the filler tube. All sorted now as have increased the filler diameter and straightened out the oil filler tube. Sound hopefully my more recent videos are better, steep learning curve on sound and video editing.
Sea Japan; Cool mate, always the way. Hope you manage to have a great New Years this year. Cheers for now mate... ;-}
hey bro I like ur still with Asian girls they r the best hay llol
could you not warm the oil up a smidge, that should help it flow faster.
Heat the oil up as much as is safe, it will run like water.
Ah. That’s a good idea:) will leave the drum out in the sun ! Thanks
Hi, haven’t seen any vids for a while, what’s happening?
:)
nice video but could you turn up the volume a bit. It sounds as if you are whispering.
what Brand, size and model is Tiare?---Mike Yadrick--Seattle, Wa
Mike Yadrick thanks for the question. She is a Wharram Islander 55.
can't hear the audio, level is too low
Sorry can't hear you very well. Very soft.
I can hardly hear the audio. Some motorbikes parked next to my van so had to pause. Pushing play again....
Thanks for the feedback. And thank you for your perseverance.
Hopefully my audio is getting better as I put more videos out.
When you decided to wear a striped shirt underneath a striped shirt I'm sure your mind was consumed with the small rocks on the beach. I understand.
Ah yes. My sense of style and fashion is unmatched :)
Hi there I'm interested in building a catamaran or a trimaran and I like the design of yours if you have your plans could you email them to me please if that's okay
love ur tiki 46 i think?
Hi. Is an Islander 55
www.wharram.com/site/professional-designs/islander55
@@SeaJapan very great design.... i m restourating a tiki 23 . its a tiki 21 but scaled in size.
👍 are you a member of any of the Facebook Wharram groups?
@@SeaJapan there are Wharram Facebook groups????!!
Could u invite me in one of them... I could use some help
m.facebook.com/groups/1104053236329219?ref=share
And
m.facebook.com/groups/470215363333282?ref=share
:)
Howdy, how is the rights to live in Japan stuff?
Rights to live in Japan stuff? Guess you mean visa stuff? Married to Japanese :)
Nice video - I must say I expected another typical billionaire media mogul complaining about their situation whilst doing something stupid like beaching their multimillion dollar yacht. What I found was a very practical guy who is doing productive stuff to maintain his business and lifestyle - kudos. After reviewing, I am surprised that the backstop anchor was not dropped as you were heading to your beaching location. Other than that - good stuff.
Hi Frank, thanks for taking the time to comment. To be honest I think I would like to be a billionaire media mogul complaining about beaching my multimillion dollar yacht :)
The first couple of times I beached there I did put out a stern anchor and ease in. But I know the beach and currents and it is easier to place the stern anchor exactly where I need it after I have beached.
Certainly wouldn’t advise to do on unfamiliar beach.
Thanks, and good point, I hadn't thought of that - you certainly know your stuff. I'd trust you to navigate/pilot/sail - your service appears to be really great and your clients/customers clearly enjoy themselves - its a great lifestyle to be able to live and work what you enjoy while providing a great service to people.
sound terrible