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Richard Chambers
Приєднався 13 гру 2006
Mostly videos of my paragliding exploits with a few random videos thrown in for good measure.
Відео
Drying out the Westerly Centaur at Southampton Sailing Club Timelapse
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Drying out the Westerly Centaur at Southampton Sailing Club Timelapse
1st SIV, last run, Flyeo, on my Advance Sigma 9
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1st SIV, last run, Flyeo, on my Advance Sigma 9
1st SIV, run 5, Stall time! At Flyeo, on my Advance Sigma 9
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Time for the dreaded stalls...
1st SIV, run 4, Flyeo, on my Advance Sigma 9
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1st SIV, run 4, Flyeo, on my Advance Sigma 9
1st SIV, run 3, Flyeo, on my Advance Sigma 9
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1st SIV, run 3, Flyeo, on my Advance Sigma 9
1st SIV, run 2, Flyeo, on my Advance Sigma 9
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1st SIV, run 2, Flyeo, on my Advance Sigma 9
1st SIV, run 1, Flyeo, on my Advance Sigma 9
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1st run of the SIV with Malin at Flyeo. Rapid spiral exits on this one.
Gemona British Paragliding Championship 2014 Rough Cut
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Rough cut of footage from the British Paragliding Open in Gemona 2014.
Solo Sailing to Weymouth in Rough Conditions
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A four day trip in my Trapper 28 to Weymouth and back. I did the trip there solo and my friend Michel joined me for the return leg. Day 1 was perfect sailing conditions, force 4 north west wind so I made great progress to Studland Bay. Day 2 was forecast the same but turned out to be westerly force 5 gusting to 6. Very big steep waves that got worse as I got further offshore. I was trying to ge...
Sailing to Studland Bay in rough conditions
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Sailing to Studland Bay in rough conditions
Upwind, wet and against the tide
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Small clip sailing from Yarmouth to Studland in strong winds and rough seas.
Parahawking in Pokhara Nepal (paragliding with vultures)
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Parahawking in Pokhara Nepal (paragliding with vultures)
Anna Parahawking in Pokhara Nepal (paragliding with vultures)
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Anna Parahawking in Pokhara Nepal (paragliding with vultures)
Paragliding Cross Country in February!!! Artik 4
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Paragliding Cross Country in February!!! Artik 4
Death Valley to June Lake 50°F temperature drop!
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Death Valley to June Lake 50°F temperature drop!
5 Years of Amazing Paragliding Adventures
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5 Years of Amazing Paragliding Adventures
Amazing Paragliding Flight Over the Brecon Beacons
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Amazing Paragliding Flight Over the Brecon Beacons
Armchair in the Sky - Paragliding at Ringstead Bay
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Armchair in the Sky - Paragliding at Ringstead Bay
Over the Back at Bir, India (Paragliding)
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Over the Back at Bir, India (Paragliding)
Thanks for sharing this. Great confidence in your boat and love the onboard music 😁 looks like a bit of an epic adventure 😁
The look of your tiller shows your boat is well balanced
The boat flatters me, they are little diamonds.
Well done It's nice to watch a video of an English man in a small boat in typical English weather enjoying himself and not banging on..
Blasting QOTSA during a sail looks epic
Nice! My Iota 2 was a pain to stall like that as well - similar rocking and breathing if you weren't perfect in the backfly position. You going to go again?
Why is your boom so much longer than the unreefed mainsail foot?
Probably because the boat is over 40 years old, who know if the boom is the original one. I know the mainsail is fairly recent.
Great real world small boat sailing footage...Dark, wet, blowy and pretty uncomfortable. Billiant!
I like this kind of video : no blablabla, just sailing ! Thanks for sharing.
Nice sail.
Thanks for the video, some good stuff, but could you leave your text on the screen for a little longer so us ordinary folks have time to absorb the information.
Thanks. I'll make sure to leave the text for longer next time. When you are staring at it for a while whilst editing, you forget how long it takes to absorb it on the first go.
@@RichardChambers thanks Richard. Lots of folks do the same which is infuriating for folks like me who don’t read at lightning speed. Great video though, keep ‘em coming. Thanks.
I did Lymington to Weymouth with Steve.
I find it's not necessarily the conditions themselves that are a concern but the worry about equipment failure at such a time. In my case it was the thought that every rivet on the mast and boom was 40 years old and I didn't know true condition of the rigging, chainplate U bolts and their backing pads? Following a bad experience with a failed rivet which released all the reefs a while back, I no longer take any chances. The risk of equipment failure is ever present but if you can rule out age and neglect it's one less thing on your mind when at the helm in a heavy sea.
Great video. 28ft of fun!
That’s some rough conditions for sure!
Nice video, but 9.7 knots in a Trapper 28? I can't see it...
Speed over ground, tides are pretty strong in the Solent 😉
Helmet not clipped up? 😝
Well done, great video, I am planning to do the same journey this coming spring
Well done Richard. Regards Rob
Good lad, Sail The Cloth Brother!
i have a trapper 500 ive sailed that rout many times portland race was a night mare ,i have her in france now in the med , i try not to get the gun rails in the water , always do when gusty . i have a roller main hard to reef at sea . i also have a old ys8 would love to swap for a 1 gm
I'd love a Trapper 500 for the extra space. The Trapper 28 sails lovely but the tiny tiny cabin is a hard sell for the family for more than a day sail.
@@RichardChambers try to get one with a 1 gm or even better a 2 gm . The yse8 is so under powered . I’ll be honest I use her like a caravan a lot of the time .
@@MrPaulcoster94 Mine has a 1GM10 and I don't think I would want less power than that!
@@RichardChambers I’m jealous my engine is on its last legs . Such good engines
Is that a snapdragon?
No, it's a Trapper 28.
winch handle alert! Hatches open alert!
I have never sailed but always wanted to, maybe at 56 theres still time to start lol. How long did it take you to be confident to go solo? loved the video, will be searching out more
I have been sailing for five years but didn't do much in the first few years. I had a friend teach me the basics but the rest I have picked up through books and UA-cam, I haven't done any formal courses yet. If you want to start quickly then a course is probably the best way, or try and crew on other people's boats if you can. I would say that 56 is quite young in the sailing world so you have plenty of time to start!
I did my first solo this year after sailing for two years, and I am 58! You can do it. It is the greatest feeling. Just be prepared in your mind and work out all the details ( raising sails, etc) of how to do everything your self before you go out. I have a couple videos on my channel of my first and second solo sails. Its never too late to start a new adventure!
Cool trip! You had your decks nicely washed :) Fair winds!
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the headpicture is "clickbait" tilted and in reality the sea is not the problem , but getting into port could be risky
Listening to Muse? Great sailing video!
There was definitely some Muse on the playlist! I was listening to Queens of the Stone Age during the rough bit by St Albans Head though, Smooth Sailing 😂
@@RichardChambers Sounds like an epic playlist for sailing. I used to be able to play 'No One Knows' on drums before the wheelchair. Suppose I still can technically, just no energy now. Bought a 25 footer though. Looking forward to epic sailing playlists myself.
Decent sailing footage and conditions,well done. Have you considered doing next years 2023 jester challenge to Baltimore? ⛵️?
I'd love to do that one day but I don't think my boat is sound enough to cross the pond quite yet!
@@RichardChambers it's to baltimore Harbour in southern Ireland
It’s amazing, scary but yet free being in such a small boat in such a big body of water. But I get it and I understand that sense of freedom that comes with it. I wish you happiness and safety on your adventures.
Nice one Richard, brought back memories of flying ballard and out to old Harrry, sketchy on the way out, was dropping like a stone until I got to the end, could have been interesting dropping in the drink there. I'm just getting into sailing myself, not got a boat yet but I'll be very interested to hear more of your adventures. Thanks for sharing! Looked epic👍
I've flown out over Old Harry too and it was nice to see it from a different perspective. The boat is out of the water for some maintenance at the moment but you are welcome to come for a sail next year.
@@RichardChambers I may well take you up on that one day Richard, probably see you on the hill first 👍
When was this?
I find it a lot more comforting to keep my hatches closed during heeling in heavier seas. Never messed up enough to put her on her side, but seeing how fast and open companionway will flood a boat is not an option I've ever wanted to experience.
Interesting point. Some boats do, some don't. I been on the side in three boats. A Space Sailor 27, a Northshore 38 and a Jeanneau 43 DS, none got water down the companionway. My boat, a Feeling 416 has had a wave straight down there from the stern. I recall Mythbusters trying to sink a yacht by tipping it on its side, it was almost impossible to get water down the companionway. Actually Yachting Monthly had a video where they rolled a cruising boat a couple of times. Worth a look ua-cam.com/video/Gqe1Sxa2GXo/v-deo.html It tells me never to have a boat with an offset companionway. I never cross any ocean bar with anything open, we also keep the washboards in at night.
I loved my Simga 9. Such a playful wing
How about buying some fluffy stuff for the microfone? Even a demolished synthetic hairy toy can work great. This BGGGGGGG GGGGG sound is not necessary at all, nowadays.
Awesome sailor
I loved the vlog.. also liked the rails in the water.. you had a lean going there.. are you using sheet to tiller steering?
Not sheet to tiller, I have a Simrad tiller pilot that I bought cheap secondhand. This was actually it's first proper outing and it is a game changer. It makes raising and lowering the main singlehanded so much easier. And it did surprisingly well in the rough conditions too. After I tacked to head back inshore I was cold and wet, the tiller pilot enabled me to go below to change and warm up. Previously I would have had to heave to.
Fun to watch
I do that trip quite a bit in my boat- you did well- that is real sailing in a small cruiser- good on you!
Hi, Thanks for that. My friend had an identical trapper 28 in weymouth for many years. Name. Sundowner.
I'd love to find some other Trapper 28's. Seems to be loads of Trapper 500's but I have never seen another 28.
What is the name of the boat?. I think i know it.
It's called Shoestring but it used to be called Sunjae. We are based in Southampton Water.
Balls!
Looks like a few times I spent on lake Michigan.
You wouldn't think that a lake would ever get that rough, but then I guess we don't have lakes that big here.
loved the footage, very nice, but you may want to keep that traveler car down in those winds
Haul the main up by hand and use the mast winch at the end to taughten it. Keeping a second winch handle at the mast base is a good idea too. Bungee it down or rig it onto the mast, depending on your space / preference. I watched this with a view to seeing footage of the entrance and channel into Weymouth. You may find that yotties visiting the English coast will follow your channel / subscribe etc if you include pilotage aspects ... fair winds and calm seas to you.
Dude I'm in portland rn 😂
Handled well, thanks for sharing 😎
I love sideways sailing
What Kind of boat is that?
It's a Trapper 28 (British built version of the C&C Viking 28).
We'd call that a cup smasher.
beautiful sailing area, a picturesque coast... sailed there the same way and was envious of the locals !
well done, especially whith that nice tiny boat. greetings from Sardinia, sooner or later I'd like to sail there...