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Chris Parish
Великобритания
Добавлен 30 ноя 2007
Get rid of the "You are sharing your screen" bar
The "You are sharing your screen" and sharing controls at the top of the screen when sharing on Microsoft Teams is highly annoying. Here is a quick video showing you how to close it!
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Ice In Poole Harbour
Просмотров 145Год назад
During a training session with the Maritime Volunteer Service we encountered sheet ice in Poole Harbour. There was a large sheet near Rockley and again near Pottery Pier on Brownsea Island. It wasn’t very thick, but there was a lot of it.
Seahunter 520 “Dorothy D” sitting at anchor behind Brownsea Island
Просмотров 125Год назад
Just a quick shot of our boats, sitting at anchor behind Brownsea island in Poole Harbour
Tree Felling Timelapse
Просмотров 21Год назад
Quick and dirty time-lapse of felling some trees in my garden
Canford Magna (Wimbourne) On a Bright Spring Day
Просмотров 943 года назад
This is some footage from a walk I took with my cousin. I haven't had the drone long, so I am still getting used to the controls and I was flying for the sake of flying, rather than to capture great footage so the motion is a little jerky at times. Shot with a DJI Mini 2 Music from www.bensound.com/
Shore Road (Sandbanks) From The Air 2021 - Watch in 4K
Просмотров 2513 года назад
A quick view of Shore Road from the air. Shot with a DJI Mini 2
Poole Harbour, Wareham River and Brownsea Island by Boat
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.4 года назад
A day trip on one of the hottest days of the year, cruising from Baiter, across the harbour and up the Frome to Wareham. Then back to Brownsea island for some swimming before cruising back to Baiter. Boat: Seahunter 520 Engine: 50hp Suzuki Fourstroke
XS515 RIB Maiden Voyage
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The maiden voyage of a XS515 Deep V RIB with a 60hp engine. The engine was still being run in so full throttle was only available for a few moments at a time during our journey. The boat reached around 35 knots (40mph) at 5000 RPM. The water on the outbound journey was fairly flat, but it got rougher on our way back. Unfortunately the battery in the GoPro had died before then, so we only have f...
XS515 RIB in the Solent.
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Some raw, unedited footage of the first outing of an XS515 RIB in the Solent, crossing from Warsash to Cowes and then along to Wootton Creek Boat: XS515 Engine: Mercury 60hp
Falls Of Lora in a Honwave T38ie with Suzuki 20hp Outboard
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Passing through the Falls of Lora during a falling tide. It wasn't flowing at full force but it was still spectacular. The boat is a Honwave T38ie with a 20hp Suzuki outboard. Come and join us at www.f-ribsandsibs.com
Excel Volaire 390 inflatable boat with Mercury Mariner 20 EFI on the Solent
Просмотров 19 тыс.5 лет назад
A short bit of footage showing us put the Volaire 390 through its paces. Filmed on the Solent in the UK. Boat is an Excel Volaire 390 and is available from www.excel-inflatables.co.uk The engine is a Mercury / Mariner 20hp EFI, available from all good marine engine dealers. Filmed on a GoPro with a FeiyuTech WG2 gimble For more information on this boat and SIBs in general, checkout the forum at...
Old Harry Rocks in Honwave T38ie and Mariner 9.9hp
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A short bit of footage from a trip I took with my Brother on Easter Monday from Poole to Swanage and back again.
40 Year Old Outboard Runs For First Time Ever
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40 Year Old Outboard Runs For First Time Ever
Lymington To Cowes in Honwave T38ie
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Lymington To Cowes in Honwave T38ie
Solo outing in Honwave T38 with Mariner 9.9hp
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Solo outing in Honwave T38 with Mariner 9.9hp
1980's Kyosho Ultima, On Board Footage
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1980's Kyosho Ultima, On Board Footage
Rosie Hamster - Cage Antics and Lettuce
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Rosie Hamster - Cage Antics and Lettuce
Not sure about anyone else but im here just for the music 🎶🎵🎶🎵
Cool thanks
am i here before the algorithm blows this up for the first time or...
wonder why this was recommended to me. Thanks for advice!
same, i do not use this application
Hi Chris, just watched this. Realise it was a while ago, but how many people can you take along with you on that boat?
Good day What is the tip of the spark plug in the engine please? I have the same engine and it's very hard to find spare parts. thank you very much
Hi Chris, please advise the make of the other sib that was with you. It seems lighter and better for my needs, thanks
Very nice! Nice people, nice boats, nice place! Thank you for that.
It's been a while since this vid was made, how's the Excel holding up?
Nice! You still go out on your sib?
I can’t believe you can’t wait for summer to go out 🥶🥶🥶🥶 😂 cracking footage 👍👍👍👍
I've been on the Honwaves and some of the heavier Excels. For ease of use and sea capabilities I will buying a Honwave next year. I was very impressed with handling too.
Great video in some nicely boiling water, looks like great fun with the right outfit. Where did you acquire the front spray canopy?
I bought the canopy from excel inflatables, I think, but it could have been eBay. I no longer use it as I have changed boats, so if you are interested I would sell it.
@@mimiselphani Thanks Chris. How much are you looking for it?
If only it was this quick 🙄😂
Hi Chris. Is that your new boat ? Hope your well buddy? 👍
Hi! I’m well, thanks for asking! We moved house this year so I haven’t been out on the boat much. The larger boat is my Dad’s. The grey Bombard is my boat but I haven’t managed to get it on the water at all this year, which is most upsetting.
Both great boats. Spring isn’t that far away 🙄 Congratulations on your new house in Sandbanks 😁😂 I’m hoping to get out soon for one last bass session this year. Next year I’m hoping to upgrade to an Arvor boat but I will definitely not be selling my Honwave because it’s such a versatile sib. I had a fantastic trip out near Falmouth this year and managed to get back to one of my favourite places, your back yard Poole. Hope to see you sometime out on the blue stuff 👍
Hey gents, nice video - can I ask where you were launching from? Looks like a nice spot
My god Mr Parish, Rules of photography always have power lol. Buy yourself a liittle 240 Jackery keep mainly for your dinghy and if you do use it for something different make sure you put it back. I cary 1000w Jackery . I am 5ft4 and weigh a paper bag so this Jackery helps with weight at the front to. Your a fanboy like me of Donnie Wilcox. well my Jackery will last a week camping on remote islands. my iPad Pro I could charge over 20 times and still charge my iPhone every day, look for a second hand one. A guy in Northern Boats and SIBS was exceptionally lucky he got one in Liverpool for £400 used twice and gave up motorhoming. I very much doubt you would get one that cheap off FB market but he was lucky. Look into small portably power. You will always have power for vhf.phone,fishfinder. everything you carry. its one of my first things on my list to go. if its a GoPro you use it will charge while using. anyway good look with your fishing lol Ray K UK. YNWA.
That was good where you all in a club or something? Thanks for sharing loved how calm the sea was, Ray K. UK. YNWA.
We are just a bunch of like-minded individuals who met through an online forum. f-ribsandsibs.com
Lovely bit of kit however to big and heavy
Hi there, I’m planning to buy the Honwave T38 soon, and I have the same Bravo pump which I currently use to inflate my 3.25 metre Zodiac fast roller. Can you tell me what kind of adapter is required to make the Bravo pump compatible with the Honwave. Thanks.
I'm thinking about getting either a 3.8 takacat or honewave.... any pointers on which is best? 😊
Great footage, that Honwave looks so cool, Takacat profile is very low, didn’t imagined
Nice footage Chris. I love the river Stour. Was you not tempted to fly over the school? 👍
I gone some, but is wasn’t very good - I was too busy having fun flying to think about the shots!
@@mimiselphani It does take a bit of getting used to. Plenty of time for the flash stuff later 🤔😁 Funny thing, one minute I’m fine flying, then when I think to much it does it’s own thing 😂
@@123boat I’ve been flying model aircraft for donkey’s years, but the drone is quite different - it does not fly off if you let go of the sticks for a start! I built a quadcopter years ago when the flight controller were pretty much just gyros and that was difficult to fly. The drone is so much easier. The hard part for me was getting used to the idea of looking at the screen rather than at the drone.
@@mimiselphani I can understand your problem 😳 I’ve never flown anything until I got this drone. So it might be a tiny bit more easy for me 🤔 I tend to keep my eyes on the screen because as soon as I look at the drone it all goes pear shaped 😂
We are both heading on the same road🤔🤔😂 What a perfect day. Was that today?
Yep. First proper outing with the drone today. It adds a literal extra dimension. Looking forward to getting out on the boat.
A lovely looking boat none the less
That looks quite heavy to move about on land
Nice where did you launch from ?
We launched from the public slipway at Baiter.
Hello Chris. I picked up a SIB for some summer fun. I’m located in the UK too. What do I need before it can be used legally on the coastline and rivers? Insurance, license etc? Any help would be much appreciated! 👍🙂
Hi! Here in the UK we have some of the most relaxed boating laws in the world. You don’t need anything if you want to use your boat in the sea, although it is advisable to obtain insurance. There is no licensing scheme for coastal use. Rivers are a different matter - you will need permits etc for many inland waterways such as the Thames. Pop over to f-ribsandsibs.com/forum/ where there are plenty of knowledgeable people who can help.
Dont get an excel
Care to elaborate?
Why not and what would you recommend?
Thanks
Great video. 😁
La conozco. Es un peligroso. Si no controlan estabilidad. 😁🇺🇾 Tiene cámaras qué sé inundar para seguridad.
Do you have any video of the setting up?
I might have a few seconds of footage, but the owner had it pretty much ready to go when I arrived at the slip.
If only every day was that calm.
Agreed! That morning was just idilic. It was Air Show weekend down in Bournemouth and by late afternoon the sea was quite rough - mainly from the hundreds of boats all making their way back into Poole Harbour. The Honwave handled it all very well.
Are they always playing music in that area - the shore, water, and so on? Must be kind of tiring hearing it all the time.
Yeah - it’s knackering.
Great video. How much range do you have with that boat and motor set up?
First time EVER or first time in a while?
As far as we are aware it is the first time ever. From what we have been able to determine, the engine was donated to a school / college when it was new. They took it apart a few times before placing it on a stand somewhere (the discolouration on the lid shows that it was exposed to the sun from one side for a long time). It then got sold off. The person who bought it couldn’t get it to run as when it had been rebuilt by the school they had made some mistakes, so it sat unused for long long time. We bought it in 2017 as a pile of parts and reassembled it.
Nice trip Chris. 👍😀
You lucky buggers... Awesome video.
how long did that take?
Not long, about half an hour I think.
Hi Chris, which outboard engine r u having? its so quiete!
@@mimiselphani wow, no wonder then......
Hi thanks for the video. Im thinking about buying an Excel sib myself. Would you recommend one ? - how has your boat been so far ? Does it handle the sea well ? - sorry for all the questions, i'm desperately trying to get some first hand information before taking the plunge :)
Hi Chris. I managed to get to Old Harry this week. Similar conditions. ruclips.net/video/5eEJCLREi8A/видео.html
Hello I have a 25hp selva, possibly a different year but at least 30 years old, possibly more, where do you get your spares from, I’m after an impeller, not used it for 18 years, no serial number on the engine so not sure of exact age, different hood design too
doinnowt the one in our engine is fairly easy to get hold of. Part number is 8095050, just google it.
Chris Parish thanks Chris!
Chris Parish hi Chris, sorry it’s me again, I’ve changed an impeller on a Yamaha before and there is a little hatch halfway down the leg which opens and you can undo a bolt that releases the gear shift rod so you can get the gearbox off after undoing the other bolts, I can’t see on the selva a way to do similar, I guess you need to release the gear shift some how to take the box off? Or does it employ a different way of doing it? thanks again Tom
doinnowt it is the same in that you have to release the gear shift. I’m not 100% sure (as my dad did the work) but I think that you lower the lower unit and that exposes a connector on the gear shift shaft.
Chris Parish thanks Chris I’ll give it a go
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I like the Honwave bow which curves up nicely and the boat looks good. The excel Volaire has nice big tubes but looks to have a flatter bow. Interested on a review between the two.
Loved watching this, miss Purbeck lots right now. can’t wait to get my little searider out there once we’re back to normal!
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