Boat Tour - Whitby 42 Ketch, SV Our Dreamtime designed by Ted Brewer. Part 1 - S 2 Ep 50
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ย. 2022
- Well we’ve finally done the boat tour video people have been asking for. There’s so much to show on and in our 1982 Whitby 42 Ketch built in Ontario, Canada that we’ve split into two parts for you. In this first video we take you through full details of everything on deck including our bespoke, hard topped fully enclosed cockpit, the Liesurefurl, in boom furling mainsail, our anchor of choice and much more. Jump on board and have a look.
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Cheers Rob and Karen
Love Ted B designs, SV Dreamtime is definitely something to be proud of owning. ❤
We totally agree! Ted did some fantastic stuff with the design of this boat and we love her. Cheers R & K
We are watching this video again, and now, as owners of a Whitby, it has a hole new meaning for us! You rock, you have it so beautiful! We are planing to build a hard cover for Vito. This is our inspiration.
Thanks so much. You're doing a wonderful job on Vito and we're sure she'll repay all your hard work as Our Dreamtime has for us. Cheers R & K
She's a nice looking boat
Thanks Paul. We think of her as a very elegant older lady.
Great tour so far. And I am loving that furling main sail! How awesome
Thanks so much. The in boom furler makes our life so easy.
I love this! Thank you for sharing!
Cheers Jeff
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for taking the time to comment. We really appreciate it. Cheers!
Cheers guys! Looking forward to part 2!
Thanks mate
Hi @Dreamtimesail, i love your series on boat tours. Would you be able to complete it by doing a vid on your running rigging? I'm very curious to see how you have your mainsheet system set up for running with your hardtop dodger and canvas enclosure. TYVM and fair winds
Glad you enjoyed the two videos. We hadn't really thought about more detail on the running rigging but we have a couple of changes planned soon so might do a segment when they're done. Stay tuned. Cheers R & K
That boom furling mainsail is something i deeply and truly want on my boat. - i have a hell of a time managing my slab reefed main.
It's the best thing we've ever sailed with. Absolutely love it.
Loving the boat tour so far, can't wait to see the next part. I really like how you can stay in the cockpit and still manage all your sails from there.
Thank s Steve. For us it’s all about having a safe comfortable boat. Hope you enjoy part 2. Cheers
Great vid on SV Dreamtime.
Can I suggest seeing an ophthalmologist and looking into having cataract surgery to get new lens implants so you can throw away your glasses . I did 3 years ago as glasses were my bug bear with sailing and diving along with working while sweating …
Life changing and worth doing .
Thanks very much Tony. Karen has looked into surgery but was advised it's not suitable for her. I've actually been thinking about it lately so might have to get of my backside and find out if it would work for me. Cheers Rob.
Very nice boat.
I always thought a 42 ft ketch rigged boat is ideal At anchor and at sea!
Thanks Edward. We have sailed over 14,000 miles and lived on her for over ten years and totally agree. Cheers!
Nice job!
Thank you so much. We try hard on our videos and really appreciate nice comments like yours. Cheers!
@@Dreamtimesail I have been dreaming of doing exactly what your doing - since I was a pre teen - closer to 60 than 50 now and dreaming about a Whitby for the last several years. You have made her a lovely boat and should be proud! Glad your health is back and look forward to your next video
@@sailingsomeday5975 the Whitbys are good, solid boats. We were fortunate to find a well cared for example and have enjoyed making further improvements. It's nice to have a boat worth spending the time and money on. We started cruising when I was 55 so there's still time to turn your dream into reality. Best of luck. We hope you can make it happen.
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Interested in the wind generator on the mizzen. We have a Rival 38 centre cockpit. Have wondered about doing the same but am concerned about how much noise gets transmitted down the mast to the aft cabin.
Our mizzen mast foot is just above the head of the berth (no compression post).
Ours is OK. Ours is a Rutland 1200 which is comparatively very quiet compared to most wind gens. We did put neoprene blocks between the mounting pole and the mast but still do get a hum down into the stern cabin in stronger winds but not enough to worry us. I think it could be a problem in some boats but there's probably only one way to find out. Sorry I couldn't be more definitive. Cheers!
@@Dreamtimesail yup we would be looking at a Rutland 1200. But first we need to fit our solar panels and for that we have to finish the re-rigging of the mizzen with dyneema. #BigRefit
@@SustainableSailing it never stops that's for sure. Good luck with it all.
Hi Rob and Karen, Ive been waiting for this.How is the health going Rob? Time for an update. So looking forward to see "Dream Time" down below. Thats everything from bilge pumps to food storage lockers to engine room and spares that you carry. What you carry and where you store it can help others too. Best wishes Chris
Thanks Chris, we're glad to say last year's health issues appear to be behind us and we can't wait to cast off again in a few weeks. Glad you enjoyed the boat tour part 1. Cheers
Chris I have just had my latest blood test results which are still showing me as now cancer free. The specialist has ticked off on us leaving the dock and heading north. We're off very soon now.
@@Dreamtimesail Rob that is fantastic news.I wish you and Karen the very best for your next sailing venture. Keep Vlogging. How far north?. Before Covid hit you were planning to go really north. Is that still on the cards? Chris
Chris we're heading to Townsville initially then hopefully to the Cape and beyond into SE Asia next year all being well. Cheers!
I just place an offer on a whitby 42. I have many things I will like to do to it but before that I will go sailing . I will like to add a watermaker but you said you stor yours in the laseret . Is that the portable. I am planning to add AC and was thinking on also using an honda small gen. so you have bring some light to my mods. chuck peterson
Chuck our boat came with a "Little Wonder@ watermaker that was fitted in the engine room with its output plumbed to the galley but it is very low capacity so we know have a portable Rainman watermaker that produces 140 litres an hour. We power it with a Honda 2.2 generator. Good luck with your Whitby. They are fantastic boats. Cheers!
I’m curious about what type/brand/model of high pressure washer you keep in the cockpit lazarette. Also the specs on your Honda generator.
Great tour.
Suggestions for future content:
1. Would love to see a bit deeper dive into your solar/electrical system.
2. Would also be interested in an episode about the mundane day to day maintenance tasks- maybe even your entire maintenance schedule/routine.
Hi Chris, We have a small Karcher pressure washer on board and a Honda 2.2i generator to power our Rainman watermaker. Thanks for the suggestions. We don't do a lot of technical videos as we always feel there are people far more qualified than us to do them, particularly when it comes to electricity. The maintenance one is something we'll certainly have a look at in the coming season. Thanks so much for the feedback. We really appreciate it. Hope you enjoyed Part 2 as well. Cheers!