Outrigger Canoe - Test sail - Solo Raid - Cook Pork Cutlets
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- Опубліковано 3 тра 2019
- I took Mai'a Moku out for it's first test sail with the 89sqf Lugsail from Really Simple Sails. I sailed across to Hungry Beach from Patonga on Sydney's Hawkesbury River.
Here's a video of the rigging setup before the first sail...
• Wa'apa balanced lugsai...
The same boat with a previous rig and paint job...
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Hey all, thanks for watching. It's winter here in Australia so now I'm building a stand up paddleboard while I wait for warmer weather... ua-cam.com/video/hPWi1gfqZKI/v-deo.html
Thank you for sharing,
I grew up on those waters and moved to Qld ages ago. Broken bay and the hawskbury river is the only water way I miss a lot, there is nothing like that water way up here, awesome work on your boat build too, yeeeeeew
Glad you enjoyed it Mick!
Beautiful boat and rig. Fair winds!
Captain Bartolo thanks mate
Beautiful setup Matey! She looks like a joy to sail, secret beaches are definitely the go.
Thanks mate! The plan is to go find some secret beaches and reefs around the Torres Strait sometime next year.
Good work! Congratulations!
Chris Noto thanks mate!
Just like a Bangka ☺
Awesome Aaron, great videography!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Looks like a fun little boat.
bowersdale160soar thanks mate 👍
Good job! Lug rig, good choice. Looks like a balanced concept, enjoy, u deserve it........
@@BalkanShipyards thanks mate, keep working on your boat, we want to see you sailing
That's a sweet little machine with that sail on it
Thanks mate, she certainly gets some attention on the water and on the beach.
Nice. Hope you can video some stronger winds for us to see.
I was out in some stronger winds on the weekend, but the bloody GoPro battery died!
Going to start my wa’apa build soon. Do you think that you could camp out of yours?
I tried lying down in the hull to see if it would fit camping, I could fit but i wouldn’t want to sleep there all night! Best to camp ashore I reckon.
@@Aaron.deRuiter Right on! Thanks for the reply, your videos are a big inspiration regarding the Wa’apa.
Yeah, I’m planning to do coastal cruising/camping out of a 16’ Wa’apa. Minimal gear like backpacking. As soon as I get the current project out of the shop, I’m ordering plywood. Stoked!
Those shorts tho...
Also, do you know the weight limit on these? Could you carry enough camping gear for a couple of weeks on a trampoline?
They’re a touch bright I know...
I built the boat for overnight camping and sailing trips. I took it out with my dad a couple of weeks back. Total crew weight would have been 170kg, which it handled no worries. Check out the video of it... ua-cam.com/video/v6TvDGo_oww/v-deo.html
Hi. Beautiful wa'apa. How long is this iako? The crossbeans?
Vinícius Yungtay thanks mate. The iakos are 3.1m long. If you like this video please subscribe and give it a Thumbs Up 👍
@@Aaron.deRuiter Thanks. Thumbs up.
Are your iakos hollow or solid? Nice clean looking job on the build!
Thanks Scott! The iakos are hollow. They are 19mm pine on the top and bottom with 3mm plywood sides. I rounded all corners with a 12mm roundover router bit which gave it a really nice even finish.
Nice, I was thinking of hollow ones with a Tamanu
If I was able to put the Tamanu on top of my car I would build one too. The extra length would come in handy.
Aaron, what is the maximum achievable speed?
In the plans the designer estimates it can up to 11 mph, which is around 9.6 knots. My gps has the boat recorded at 9.4 knots.
Nice. What is the weight?
The vaka (main hull) weighs 28kg, the amas (outriggers) weigh around 6kg each. All up sailing weight with mast, sail, rudder, leeboard and cross beams is around 60kg. Here's the boat with two crew on board, probably around 85kg each. ua-cam.com/video/v6TvDGo_oww/v-deo.html
Hi mate, how are you finding transporting your boat by car? Easy enough?
Hi mate, to put all the boat parts on the car, unload it on the beach and assemble it took about 1hr 30 mins which was too long for me. I ended up buying a boat that stays on a mooring on the water.
@@Aaron.deRuiter ah ok thanks Aaron.