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thanks for the info, much appreciated

what great comments, thanks so much

much appreciated, and thanks for watching

correct...

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thanks so much 🙏🙏 next video being produced as we speak...

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understood, beginner's mistakes...This video has been updated with enhanced graphics and improved sound, check it out: ruclips.net/video/tRgWtPaCQQc/видео.html

most welcome, thanks for watching

thanks for watching and adding such great comments, much appreciated. It is quite a recent video so the views are getting there, thanks to input from folks like yourself

awesome comments, much appreciated

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yes, you are correct, small oversight on my part as our stern overshoots the dock and we have no choice but to tie up as such

@@searchingforcoconuts2248 That makes sense. I was referring to the diagram at 2:05. General recommendation is to lead a dock line (whether stern, bow, spring or breast) to the far bit of the dock cleat, wherever possible

thanks so much for watching and adding such great comments

Amaaaazing, Nicole will never let you down 😂😂 yeah I guess in Sweden you don't have a choice regarding holding tank, but we are so happy we installed ours... Updates please, and thanks for watching

@@searchingforcoconuts2248 Will definitely give you updates once we take her out, this last 4 weeks has been replacing things & talking lots with the owner of our local chandler about the various options we have in setting her up, we also have a week booked with a local sailing club for lessons in the 1st week of July. I commented to help you guys out with the algorithm because I was suprised you don't have more subscribers considering the thorough tutorials you provide, just one question for now... Found any coconuts yet? Lol Fair winds

@@kikikirk 😂😂 found many coconuts, but never enough 😂😂 thanks for the help with comments, always appreciated. We continue to grow so we are happy as such. Enjoy the lessons

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😂 great comments thank you... This was 4 weeks, around 4/5 hours a day

amazing feedback, thanks so much

fantastic feedback, thanks so much. Let us know how the season goes...

thanks for watching and posting such great comments, hugely appreciated

thanks so much for your amazing feedback, it's very motivating

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great stuff, thanks so much

follow the link in the comments, good luck

let's hope we never find ourselves in those conditions

welcome home 😂😂

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Thanks so much, very kind of you and much appreciated

Thanks so much, will work on lighting

thank you, your comments are noted

thanks so much, great feedback

awesome response, thanks so much

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If you mean, self-tacking jibs, then yes, maybe one day... We cover the jib traveler in our sail trim video, check it out ruclips.net/video/x6XOKA_DkOw/видео.html

thanks for watching and your amazing feedback, much appreciated. A wind vane is actually a system for showing from which direction the wind is blowing from, or any apparatus affected by the wind. I guess the correct term would be a wind vane self-steering system. Hydro refers to water so not sure how that fits in. Then some refer to the systems according to brand names, such as "Wind Pilot". While there are variations in design, they all perform the same function, keeping the vessel on a course in relation to the apparent wind. Hope this helps, thanks again

@@searchingforcoconuts2248 Thank you. Yes I think Hydrovane is a manufacturer but it is still a windvane steering system. I am clear now.

😂😂awesome, thanks for watching

The line is not around the ear of the cleat, it's passing through the mid eye

@@searchingforcoconuts2248 it isn't. I watched for that specifically. Watch again. In any case, at least it's unclear, Which is the death nell for instructive animations

​@@searchingforcoconuts2248 watch especially at 2:56. The line is looping first around the NEAR ear. Very wrong

Apologies, your original comment made reference to 2:30... Moving on to 2:56, if I was doing an instructional on how to tie up, then yes, I would need to have it around the far ear, and will need to amend the clip. Your comments could lead to viewers researching the finer points of OXO and that's a good thing. This particular line you are referring to is not meant to keep the boat from forward movement, that's what the spring line will do. This is to prevent the stern from moving off. In my opinion, if you take a look at the view from above, the angle is not so wide that you could say the line will not hold. Anyway, any discussion is good discussion and could potentially help someone else.

@@searchingforcoconuts2248 good answer. 👍