Is it good for sailing
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There are three basic requirements for a personal sailing knife. 1) A sharp blade for slicing line that can be opened with one hand (usually by bracing the knife casing against one's thigh). 2) The knife must be made of 100% stainless steel or non-metal material (including the internal components) so it does not rust. 3) There should be a way to attach it to a lanyard or some type of tether to prevent it from falling in the water. A clip that slides over a belt is less secure. A velcro-closing knife pouch for a belt is disliked by those who don't trust the velcro under extreme conditions (e.g., you're upside down underwater), but that's really a matter of personal preference and the type of sailing you do. An optional component that is almost exclusive to sailors is a "marlin spike". The marlin spike looks similar to an awl, and is used to loosen tight knots. If you search Amazon for a "Myerchin Rigging Knife", you'll see an example of what I am talking about. (That is not a recommendation for or against Myerchin knives; merely an example.) Sailors mostly carry knives for emergency situations where a line needs to be cut quickly with one hand, perhaps to de-power a sail by slicing the sheet holding it (also known as rope for non-sailors) or to free oneself from a line or tether (much like scuba knives). Sailors do need tools like pliers and screwdrivers to make repairs on the boat, but they don't really need to carry them the way a back-country hiker does. On larger boats there would be storage for full size tools and for small dinghies repair work would normally be done at the dock.
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I used it for snorling in the Bahamas, I think it would be good because it doesn't float. It does fill up with water though and it's kind of hard to get it out .
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Hi Jerry. This board is more for cruising around. I believe the Greco SUP that is also for surfing is in development.
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It works fine on my boat even on the rough water ,the suction cup is strong just make sure the surface is clean before installing it
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Depends on where you connect it. If you lanai has strong supports you will be okay if hooking to the corner supports I would suspect. One advantage of this type of sail is that it lets the air pass through it so it does not act like a sail but more of a screen. I am impresses with it and have used mine to cover a boat in florida. It is holding up great and has been in service over a year now. Hope this helps.
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The weather my friend, the weather. Will your placement of the sail be in the sun most of the day, more than likely. Also, the wind factor has much to do with it as well. So, it is any ones guess to how long it will last. Enjoy the time you have with it, mother nature will do the rest.
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Not too bad, but it is a square fronted boat. I wouldn't want to paddle a long distance.
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I fly it outside all the time. I prefer no wind, but it can handle light to moderate breeze if you can.
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Yes... the weight rating should be good, and as long as you place the middle of the boat on the cart, it rolls beautifully. My only gripe is that the wheels get hooked on larger rocks on a rough trail, but running this on asphalt is a breeze.
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Should be no problem in a closed body of water without waves or strong winds. One could paddle this boat, however it is set up for rowing.
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I cannot speak for mounting in a boat due to wave movement, but for the home it is an excellent folding mount. There are nuts you can tighten at the hinge points, but if you get in rough water, I don't know if they would hold.
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I'm sure the boat would be fine, but the oars are another issue. They are cheaply made so I would be sure to get longer/better quality oars for the trip. Have fun!
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As a boater I would say NO. I don't think it is stable enough for that use.
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I used mine on my sail boat, it was awesome. Very clear, I have had no problems. I took a quick video in the house and it seemed fine.
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Yes. Its a awesome boat. 35mph out the box. biy 2extra battery s for $20 each and you have an hour of fun. The supplied charger take s 3 hr. You can get a charger from ho bytown for $40 that will charge in 40 min.
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I haven't used this on a boat, but I can tell you it has substantial sound. Theirs 2 speakers up front and what seems like a mini sub on the top. You might want something bigger though if your wanting it to entertain the whole boat. If its mounted next to the helm for your entertainment, it would be good.
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i would not use it for that at all , just to play with it in the sea may be ok but will not take a lot of waves I seen that after being out on my boat with it