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Introducing How to Train Your Dragon - Isle of Berk

Reports & files generated : Bill of materials Cost analysis Full hydrostatics Floatation at various loaded conditions SAC & GZ curves Cutting lists & templates Performance ratios 3D models of structure, rig, vessel etc 2D detail drawings Mold templates Righting analysis Weight and Centre of Gravity for all items Ballast requirements Rudder shaft & bearings Prop shaft, P bracket & prop Tankage quantities & plating Renderings via AI (in process)

Find us in the Top 2024 New Sailing Products! 🙌 Thanks again Chris Foster Sail Hub - The Sailzero Project for coming to us! Check out this video and tell us your thoughts about it in the comments 👇 https://lnkd.in/enTmncM8 #sailing #boating #navigation #electricmotors

Ready to set sail? ⛵ Starting small is the secret to becoming a confident sailor! Learn why small sail boats are the perfect classroom for mastering the fundamentals and having a blast on the water. #LearnToSail #SailingForBeginners #SmallSailBoats Read our latest article on why starting small is the best way to learn to sail: https://smpl.is/98b1x

Participants to learn to rig and sail Meota's Razor One sailboats.

What do you do when things aren't blowing in the direction you want to go? During college, I had a unique experience one year to crew on a recreational racing yacht. One of my first questions was what happens when the wind wasn't blowing in the direction you want to go? I learned quickly that as long as their is wind, a skilled sailor can get his boat to go any place he wants. It takes some maneuvering and adjusting the sails. That lesson is key in life. The winds of fortune won't always be blowing in the right direction, but with some learned skills, you can get where you need to be. What are some ways you've learned to adjust your sails when things haven't gone as planned?

As 2024 comes to a close, I’ve been reflecting on what it takes to prepare for new challenges. This month, my sailboat Wahine underwent two haulouts—a mix of planned maintenance and dealing with surprises. From tackling major repairs to refining systems, every step was about ensuring readiness for the journey ahead. Preparation is key to navigating uncharted waters, whether it’s a sailboat or your career. What are you doing now to set yourself up for success in 2025? In this video, I share the behind-the-scenes work, a breakdown of costs, and my plans for the year to come. https://lnkd.in/gh--yFMa

As promised, Here is a Deep dive into collectAsStateWithLifecycle in Jetpack compose 😊. In my last post, I told you that collectAsStateWithLifecycle collects flow in a lifecycle-aware manner and converts the value into a State object which then can be passed into composable functions. But Have you ever wondered, What happens under the hood? 🤔 Here, we will see what's there under the hood. After understanding this you can even collect flows in lifecycle-aware manner without using collectAsStateWithLifecycle 😉. For diving deep into collectAsStateWithLifecycle Refer to the slides below.

How does a sailboat winch work? A winch uses the principles of torque and tension to apply a force: a sheet (line or rope) is wound round the winch drum, then is secured to prevent from coming loose. A hand crank is inserted into place at top, then the user rotates the crank in clockwise or counterclockwise direction to pull in the line. Sounds simple, right? The machine that makes this magic is anything but. Here's a view of what's inside a smaller winch from a 1981 Catalina 22 sailboat. 📸 @Stingy Sailor #sailboatparts #winch #sailboatboat #mechanicsofsailing #maintenance

How to get two free sailboats from our local marina along with a few more vintage sailboat projects. This should be the last week that we spend tied to the dock! Join us on our live aboard sailboat adventures...every Sunday a new episode!