Buying an HR29
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- charlienog
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Re: Buying an HR29
by charlienog » Sat Apr 26, 2014 5:14 am
Thanks Tom.
The R29 advertised is still for sale and has been reduced to 180 000 kr.
The owner indicates that she is in need of some restoration work, hence the low price.
Conveniently located, only 10 km from my home in Sandnes.
The R29 advertised is still for sale and has been reduced to 180 000 kr.
The owner indicates that she is in need of some restoration work, hence the low price.
Conveniently located, only 10 km from my home in Sandnes.
- charlienog
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Re: Buying an HR29
by charlienog » Tue Jun 03, 2014 10:34 pm
.. bring her home this weekend 
Four day trip from Lervik (nr Frederikstad, Norge) to Stavanger.
Forecast looks good, have to remember to pack the suntan lotion!
Can't wait
Four day trip from Lervik (nr Frederikstad, Norge) to Stavanger.
Forecast looks good, have to remember to pack the suntan lotion!
Can't wait
Re: Buying an HR29
by Antti_DD » Wed Jun 04, 2014 7:40 am
That's great news! Wishing you the best of winds especially for rounding the Lindesnes and Lista!
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- charlienog
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Re: Buying an HR29
by charlienog » Fri Jun 13, 2014 8:17 pm
... arrived Stavanger 00:50hrs, interesting trip from Lervik (in the Odlo fjord) lasting 4 days with one day out to avoid gale force winds and heavy seas - good to be home.
Re: Buying an HR29
by Antti_DD » Mon Jun 16, 2014 9:02 pm
Good to hear that everything went well and your boat is safely in her new homeport.
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HR 29 # 483 "Dolphin Dance"
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- charlienog
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Re: Buying an HR29
by charlienog » Sun Jan 18, 2015 11:26 pm
... 8 seconds worth of Jaeren's Rev http://youtu.be/k-Z8ewN_NBs
Re: Buying an HR29
by Antti_DD » Wed Jan 21, 2015 9:55 pm
Wow, thanks for sharing. What is the wind/wave conditions in this situation?
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Re: Buying an HR29
by charlienog » Sun Feb 01, 2015 5:29 pm
Hi Antti.
Sorry, not able to give you an objective answer on windspeed and waveheight as my instruments were not working at the time.
It was a bumpy ride. The wind direction was generally against the current direction, although in some sections there were big changes in the current direction as well, pretty mixed up.i
The underlying reason for the waves on Jærens Rev is that the seabed changes gradually over a long distance offshore, unlike the majority of the Norwegian coastline, where it gets to be pretty deep a short distance offshore
Charles
Sorry, not able to give you an objective answer on windspeed and waveheight as my instruments were not working at the time.
It was a bumpy ride. The wind direction was generally against the current direction, although in some sections there were big changes in the current direction as well, pretty mixed up.i
The underlying reason for the waves on Jærens Rev is that the seabed changes gradually over a long distance offshore, unlike the majority of the Norwegian coastline, where it gets to be pretty deep a short distance offshore
Charles
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