Who makes the fastest production catamaran?! - Episode 147
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- We get challenged to a race by our friend on a Nautitech 46, as well as an Outremer 51, Lagoon 380, Leopard 44, and a Halberg Rassey also comes along for the race against our hurricane damaged Lagoon 450! Well, it is actually a Jamie 465 now, as we extended the sugar scoops, so come along for the race to see how these production cats compare to each other!
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and has started sailing around the world. They found bulkhead damage on their catamaran in Panama, so have fixed her up, and are almost ready to cross the Pacific Ocean!!
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Sailing again and Jamie on board is Parlay Revival at its best!
Agreed. Love everyone else who joins (and leaves) over the course of time - but w Jamie there it feels complete. 😊👍
Yes wonderful to have him back but he’s still reeling with the wrong hand. I can’t be the only one that this bothers.
And the boat is in amazing condition
It’s amazing to see how Colin is the face and star of the channel but Jamie seems to have captured the hearts of everyone. I feel like parlay is as much about Colin and Jamie’s friendship as it is about Colin living his sailing dream.
You can always tell if Jamie's around by his indistinguishable laugh.
Whether he's on camera or not you can always tell he's around. 👍
@Dave Evans Distinguishable
@@Runningfromtheherd Distinctive, even…
Shit yeah,definitely ups the vibe on the boat.
Colin I noticed that over the years we have been servicing the yanmar SD50 and SD50-4T, the cone cutches last for an average of around 750-850 running hours. There is only one Lagoon I know whos cone clutch lasted 1200 running hours.
I love that you are back to sailing, fishing, and of course racing! That’s where the fun is and now you are finally being rewarded for all your hard work.
Colin you seem very happy in this one, more than just winning the race it's a great team around you, more confident.
Cos he's got his buddy back
To see you smiling again Colin with no
stress is amazing. Sail away my friend.
🌞😎
If ever someone loses all of thier hydrolic fluid, you can use vegetable or canola oil as an emergency replacement. Old fisherman's trick. So great to have Jamie back!!
My cheeks hurt from the smile I have Thank you all, Parlay looks glorious splitting waves.... I can't wait to see the adventures that await you all. To the glorious crew, you'll always in my prayers.
Great job Colin and the Parlay crew. Colin I think the word you were looking for is Vindicated.
Payback
Rewarded!
So good to see Jamie’s infectious laugh bring a happy vibe back to the boat ,hey hey and first fish 🐠 again caught on Parlay,shit yeah,Tom you are a definite asset bro keep smiling,this is a good team,cheers Colin.Oh just a thought,maybe because Parlay isn’t flopping around like a sloppy pig and the standing rigging is in correct adjustment possibly could be the reason she points better now up wind,dunno just my thoughts,safe sailing.Benji I owe you an apology brother you were there from the start safe sailing mate.
.... the rewards of doing it right and not compromising your values ..... thx for the share Colin ... as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans ....
When I saw Parlay pull out ahead, I was overwhelmed with emotion.
All I could think about was how proud you must feel; not from leading the race but from enjoying the fruits of your labor.
You started this channel to inspire others.... consider this goal reached! I'm a 56 yr old International airline pilot who has decided to retire early and move to Thailand and go
LIVE LIFE TO IT'S FULLEST!
After all, you'll regret the things you didn't do.❤
She'll be pointing into the wind alot better now because the rigs tuned properly and not bending to the leeward side. Tuner also may have added more rake helps upwind but slows ya down downwind🤙
agreed
Exactly. 👍
yeah gotta play a huge part, is the only reason that explains it perfectly. The extra foot and half may add something
Well said. You are exactly correct.
@@Antipodean33 True. Waterline length increase would have effectively “moved” the Mast’s Center of Effort the same distance forward increasing the ability to point better into the wind. Learned that lesson 45 years ago when Windsurfing was in its infancy.
So glad Jamie can experience the fruits of his labor!
It’s so good to hear Jamie’s laugh again. Great stuff guys. Keep on living the good life.
Love the VHS look
Really nice helm station with the new canopy! And the boat sails beautifully now - well done Colin!
Congratulations to all that put so much into getting Parlay back better than ever!
I’m a boat owner & noticed your sail drives are SD-50’s. Those are notorious for the cone failures. My boat has an SD-60 and has been rock solid for 8 years (knock on wood). Your description of slipping in forward gear sounds similar to many others with the SD-50.
Improved sailing is the result of your hard work in straightening your hulls. Glad to see you have a safe real blue water catamaran now!
Another fantastic episode guys. It's great to see ya'll sialing again and I can't want for the trip down to NZ. Just wish the episodes were longer... I only say that because I have watched every episode from the start so it was easy to binge. But I'm so hooked now that waiting for 168 hours each week just for less than 20 minutes just kills me inside. I NEED MORE!!
While you were talking about the feeling you had, sailing better. , I would use the word 'Validate.' Your thought process and assessment of the broken bulkheads, and how that catastrophe effected parley, clearly, by stiffening up the hulls, allowing the rig to be properly tuned, validated your overview of how great these cats can be, with proper attention to construction and sail trim... Your engineering skills influencing the repair job, has paid off. Well done to you and the team... Validation...
Congrats Colin and crew!! After all that hard work you put into your boat you deserve that feeling of accomplishment 1000 times over! Your an inspiration to me and many more!!
Parlay is sailing amazing. That is a true testament to the work you and your team have done. Time very well spent. Can’t wait to see where it takes you. 🤙🏻
Sweet! Congrats on winning the race and so good to see Parlay sailing better than before!
Gratifying is an understatement. So much worry, so much work, so much planning! It’s your time! Congrats Parlay!
My jaw hurts from how much this episode made me smile. Amazing to see how well the boat is handling and the pleasure it brings you. Thank you for continuing to bring us along for all the fun times had aboard Parlay.
Congratulations Parlay Crew. That was a great and exciting video....lots of good energy.
Awesome job Colin, the Aussie tum tum😂 and the team glad to see all your blood sweat and tears have paid off glad you have your brother in arms back on board Colin kia kaha Parlay
Awesome video! Stoked to see Jamie back on board
I can only imagine the feeling of satisfaction you must have after such a long hard road. Congratulations!
That's the difference a rig tune makes, also possible your extended water line length helped and the flow off the stern now has reduced drag. Clean hull helps, faster you go better you point.
Nice job Colin. Your approach to problem solving is inspiring. I’m sure you will solve the sail drive issue in time. I think you have your answer to your pointing ability. You will get better point with speed and speed comes from your aero and hydro. Both have improved with your refit. A lot of energy from the wind was lost before you stiffened the hull with the boat bending. Now every gust is a translated into power in the rig and as your boat can’t lean over to leak the energy, then it must go somewhere. Keep an eye on that apparent wind and be sure not to stress the boat beyond its (even new) design limits. Look forward to seeing your adventures down under.
I haven't laughed that hard in a loooong time. Catching your own discarded skin....brilliant!
Thank you for recognizing & pointing out the life changing process of hunting, prepping & cooking your own haul over a hot fire! Sincerely heartfelt gratitude for that, my friend. Love the race, your increased confidence in your cleaned up rig & the general improved mood when Jamie & Tom are on board. I used to think 'whatever' but, they do add to the safety & flow of the boat! Can't wait for the Pacific adventures upcoming!!!
Fantastic! What a journey to get to this point!! Congrats!!!
OK - I just started this episode and Jamie catching his fish guts is HILARIOUS!
Maybe a leather glove for catching the drone would be better. Seen so much hands getting sliced up catching with bare hands. Very cool video, boat race was fun to watch.
Colin and crew,
Congratulations Parlay and crew. It is so nice to see everyone have some fun.
Just the smile on Collins face made my day , congrats on all the hard work it paid off
Nice win there.... Guys.... Congrats!
Huge Thanks for Taking Us Along Colin.
Wishing All Fair Winds And Following Sea.
Greetings from Trinidad 🇹🇹
Having more speed allows you to point higher (I can’t explain or comprehend the physics here, but I’m sure someone on this channel can explain), that why ice yachts can sail directly into the wind or you can head up a few degrees in a puff.
What is exciting is why you have more speed, stiffness of the hulls could be a factor, as is your clean and recently faired bottom / wetted surfaces, your stiffer rig was sure to help also as it keep the top of the sails from opening up and provides a better more efficient foil. Congrats on the win, it’s always gratifying to see your hard work turned into speed.
Just want to say thank you for taking us with. Need to get away from all the conflict in the world. Very happy to see the crew you have. Jamie back and enjoying the work he put in is awesome. You have been surrounded by great souls! Amen
Flat out amazing, I'm very happy for you.
I think you're trying to say it gives you a new perspective on the hard work you did to get to where you are.
I love that everyone pitches in and helps each other! Cheers!
Great to see Jamie back, his smile and contagious laugh
You guys are doing great! now you can enjoy the fruits of your labours!
Good job on the race. Great to see all putting their best efforts.
Always a high lite of my week watching these videos!!!
Those last drone shots of you anchored just off the islands...beautiful...and the doggies always happy..especially in the tender.
Parlay is sailing amazing. That is a true testament to the work you and your team have done.
Good job Parlay. All worth it in the end.
Congratulations on never giving up!
Colin, when are you going to design and build your own boat? That is the next step! You are there my friend you are there! Love your videos. Thanks for taking us away from life‘s rat race and bringing us to some dreamland!
So Super Stoked for you and Jamie, you guys worked your ass off to get to that point and the smiles say it all........
wow that boat was flying, smashed it.
Woohoo. That smile on your face says it all!!!! So happy for you!!
Awesome to see Parlay sailing again better than ever after all the repairs and upgrades. Enjoy watching your adventures.
Watching you guys living your best lives is a pleasure and a joy. God bless and safe travels.
Dam….boat is cutting through the water solid and haulin ass, like balls of steel 😂😂
I think it´s great that Jamie came back just in time to be part of that race. He absolutely deserves it. I very much enjoy your way of editing. Looks live even the parts with they grey filter don´t stand out that much anymore. Great episode and congrats for whinning the race!
Well done Colin and team. Stiff hulls, clean antifouling and tight rigging gives boat speed. Sugar scoops are helping. Totally successful rebuild!!! 😛. Congrats Parley. 🐟
Colin and family, the aerial view of the Parlay in the race, in the lead and gliding forward beautifully into the wind - magnificent! I jumped up cheering, scared the crap out of my dog...
Well deserved Colin. The work is paying off. Glad to see you are getting some fun in, its well overdue for you and the team.
Great video...wonderful content, aerials of boat race were phenomenal. really enjoyed this one - it was special. Loved the gratitude comments at dinner on the island. You are living the dream and sharing it with others. I'm off in 5 weeks for a week rental of a Lucia 40 out of St Thomas USVI - can't wait!!!!
most funny part of fishing the skin of the fish ! great laugh, thx.
Great episode guys ... Jamie's new nickname is "Foreskin"... that's for catching his old fish skin and he's never afraid to be the first one in!
🤣🤣🤣 thats gold
It is truly a pleasure to see a smile on every face. Good luck guys and keep the fun coming.
I love how your dogs are so good on the boat. Makes me smile 🙂
Just love it when a plan comes together and it all works out sweat…. Love it when tubers mention other tubers… Wicked community..❤️❤️
I love that for the fish cooked on the beach they used an old refrigerator condenser coil as the grill. Island improvisation. Great episode!
The race was the coup de grâce of all your hard work. Love your storytelling!
So happy to see her performing so well. I don’t know what’s my favourite the stiffness, the roof, or the extensions. All so great!
Sweet boat, she's looking great too!
Nice to see you finally back in the water and enjoying yourselves. Stay groovy and stay safe.
You have bullet proof chain plates and bulkheads now dude it help big time going into the wind dagger boards would help even more you guy's did a great job on her repairs and refit.
you all did so good fixing the boat and now enyoy :-)
You make my day, keep smiling 😊
Stiff boat = Stiff rig = Fast boat , Keeps the air flow sweet across sails . Well done , Impressive windward performance for a lagoon (Keels not dagger boards)
welldone Col and team.
Stunning Performance, Great job Guys!
Well done! It's awesome to see you all on the water, I cannot fathom how good it feels after all the work that's been done!
This was an awesome episode. The boat is sailing so well. Seeing al the boats sailing together like a fleet of friends in pursuit of happiness.
Congrats you deserve that win!!
Parlay 🏁!!!!! Love ya guys! ♥️✌🏼⛵️
So happy for you, that smile says it all
All that work was so worth it!
So wonderful to see things going well and Colin smiling :-)
Colin, please continue to post things like this vidd./ After watching you guys repair the Parlay is some how very gratifying to watch her perform. Well done on the race BTY !!!
Great video Colin! So glad you and Jamie are reaping the rewards of your hard work. I am a Patreon and watch every week. Believe it or not I am a 60 year old woman who is petrified of drowning. I never learned to swim (my parents didn’t know how to either). I panic when my feet don’t hit the floor. Yet, I am drawn to the ocean. It’s sound calms me. I love how you are living. May the ocean always be your friend. Enjoy the Pacific!!
Great to see Jaime fishing again!
It looks like the boat , the crew that worked so hard to get it back in shape are ready for a real fantastic pacific crossing, thanks for sharing 👍
So happy for you Colin and Jamie and your crew. Fair winds and following Seas.
It honestly doesn’t even process mentally how awesome this video was. Amazing to see this group of people enjoying life! Cheers dudesters
Boat speed and height, well done. In my opinion its 100% a product of the boat being stiffer. Every bit of flex in a cat is lost power and drive. The best example I can give is, take two Hobie 16 cats that are 10 years old. Their platform and boat stiffness relies on aluminium beams connected into castings and after time they come loose, pull one apart and clue the beams into the castings with epoxy and then that boat will flog the other one as the power is being transferred to drive and forward momentum while the other is loosing some of its power and drive as the hulls wobble around in the swell.
As for the transom extension, Im not qualified to comment, but it makes sense it would help as there would be less turbulence and waterline length = speed!
Love the show and watch every week, thanks👍
Love Love Love your channel Colin, I’ve binge watched them all. You all are soo positive, kind, thoughtful & FUN. It’s been a pleasure & am looking forward to more. I must say Colin with all the challenges throughout you all have shown what it’s like to just get on with it & do the work without complaining, you are very inspiring 💙 Thank You
Kia ora. Absolutely great to see you all having so much fun and enjoying the memories of all the work you have done. You deserve it.
Ditto
Yay, it's awesome to see you guys having fun again!!! It was quite a journey to say the least. Congratulations on the outcome!!!