Sailing full TIME, What size sailboat do you actually need
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- Sailing full TIME, What size sailboat do you actually need
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Hi Chris,
Watching alot of your videos, researched for now over a year and analyzed in depth our needs, I nailed down our future Sailboat selection to be either a Beneteau 473 or the Beneteau 48 in a 3 Cabin version.
Which one (and why) would you choose if you could?
Many thanks 🙏🏼 in advance for a short feedback…🙏🏼🏝️
Dominic
I like the jumping blond third from the left
Great video my friend
At the least, your consistent. You have preached the same thing since I started watching. Now I watch these to see if something changed your mind.
At some point you have to talk about the downsides of similar lwl and loa like smashing your bow in with the anchor
Cool vid!
My fave channel.
Hi & thanks
Thank you
I,d love a 38' wharram tiki! You can go anywhere with one of thosell
The hull is shaped the same as a canoe, what happens when you get into a sea state 3 or even 4?
My guess is the bow will jump up and down like a schoolyard seasaw.....
As you get newer you double the initial cost of the boat so that should be considered
Can you repeat the part about the LOA vs LWL for another six and a half minutes please? I didn't quite catch that "little breakdown".
however, over forty foot, the marina docking prices skyrocket.
@ABC gang yep,
even more money.
Wasn't the Pacific Seacraft 40 what Sailing Project Atticus got for their 2nd boat? I haven't watched them in ages, so I don't remember for sure.
Yes.
a darn good choice on their part.
Great
Hi Chris, I just bought your package (e-book and spreadsheet) mentioned in this video and the spreadsheet is missing from the download. Any chance of getting this sorted as all the comms are a noreply email.. thanks mate!
Absolutely just show me a direct email chris@chasing latitudes.com
Did you make one on what cat size you need?
38 foot minimum if its just you and your girl going offshore.
Bigger also helps with safety
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Hey don't we know someone with this absolute stunning sailboats. Seacraft40😁 OOHH YA that small you are talking about, I get some things all mixed up😂 these days getting old. A Benetaeu 40 now I am drulling all over myself, you just like to tease some of us 😛
Great advice. Glad to see you are out of UA-cam hell.
Hello
Well , that's easy : a Canova 142 .
Buy a boat for the sailing you will definitely do and rent one for things you maybe want to do someday. If you want a boat for cruising the Keys and the Bahamas buy that boat. If you want to sail in Greece someday charter a boat in Greece and sail away. Don't buy a 50 foot ocean crosser that's too big and expensive to do the Keys.
What is the ideal 2-cabin sailboat size for coastal cruising for 2 people who don’t want to have to visit a marina more than once a week at the most and want to have onboard all amenities ie A/C, heating, hot water, water-maker, extra fridge, solar, autopilot, wind-vane, SUP, diving gear for 2, dive compressor, generator, foldable bike, satellite internet, EPIRB, Iridium Go, spare anker, spinnaker, gennaker, code 0, lazy bag, spinnaker pole, covers for navigation instruments, rudders, winches etc?
I would assume anything smaller than Beneteau 45 will be too small.
You'd want a 50 for all that crap
@@ChasingLatitudes Are u sometimes in BVI? If yes, how much and how long would it take to deliver a sailboat like a Beneteau 45 from there to Liguria?
@@MrMediterrano that would be 6 to 8 weeks amd cost close to 30k
@@ChasingLatitudes including everything? Your flights, fuel, water, food, marina costs etc?
@@MrMediterrano no that's just your basic capt cost for a trip that long
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Having that bow straight down makes the LWL appear better in your calculation. It doesn’t provide any additional living space over a bow that cuts back. 🤔
yeah it does. provides storage space (eg chain locker) that doesn't encroach on living space
Are there any performance reasons why you would have a longer length overall and a shorter length sheets at the waterline?
You also pitched modern boats all the time, but you don’t really talk about construction quality, performance, liability at sea.
I’m calling you out, share your experience or your viewers will just think you’re reading the same data sheets that we are!
When you say 40k, you mean the reveneu for 1 year?
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Chris - are you going to the St. Pete's boat show?
Not likely
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Yuuuuge size 😂
Meh, too loud too crass.
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