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Old 07-08-2012, 19:22   #1
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TS 52 crew clean sails?

Any one with any details on "How "etc?



TS52 specifications appear similar to most modern performance cruisers such as "Schionnings" , so it will be interesting to see some more details.

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Seven rescued from capsized catamaran in Sound of Sleat | The Oban Times

A "freak" gust(williwaw??).Crew ok,I hope they have salvaged their yacht.
Vessel name is "Pampero"
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Old 08-08-2012, 15:31   #3
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Good to see that capsizing a multi is still safer than sinking a mono, No one was hurt or lost a life in this incident, which is more than can be said for many loss of lifes on monos recently.

Oh and this appears to be the first multi capsize in 6 months given its catty's first post in 6 months.
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Good to see that capsizing a multi is still safer than sinking a mono, No one was hurt or lost a life in this incident, which is more than can be said for many loss of lifes on monos recently.

Oh and this appears to be the first multi capsize in 6 months given its catty's first post in 6 months.
And the boat is still salvageable? Another good point versus sinking.
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Yeah - after the loss of a number of lives on mono accidents I am kicking back a bit on these incidents that Catty searches for, rather be on that cat than Andrew Short Marine
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Wonder if the crew pushed it a little bit too hard :

TS52.8 Rêves norvégiens.wmv - YouTube

http://youtu.be/dokx0_7aIgQ
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Old 09-08-2012, 04:57   #7
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Any one with any details on "How "etc?



TS52 specifications appear similar to most modern performance cruisers such as "Schionnings" , so it will be interesting to see some more details.

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they look a lot more comfortable than in a liferaft with your vessel on the bottom of the ocean

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Good to see that capsizing a multi is still safer than sinking a mono, No one was hurt or lost a life in this incident, which is more than can be said for many loss of lifes on monos recently.

Oh and this appears to be the first multi capsize in 6 months given its catty's first post in 6 months.
Catty's falling down on the job-- he missed the recent Gemini capsize and a few others this year.

Good thing the capsize didn't occur offshore, or the outcome would probably have been tragic--that water is pretty cold.
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And yet we see little of this when a mono sinks and lives are lost. Perhaps some people have more respect and courtesy
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