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Incredible...http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=T4FIS1FnOQg 
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- "I see dead pixels..."
- “When the only tool you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.”
Apr 18, 2012 4:44:24 PM
Apr 18, 2012 10:27:30 PM
I first saw this thread and the imagination ran amok with " I am not sure my stomach would cope with this..." 
Such a variety of unpleasent things which I could gladly pass upon seeing. I skipped the link.
Very happy that I checked back in and found comments about waves and water. I highly recommend checking out the link. 
Apr 19, 2012 6:27:27 AM
I own a yacht and I had once very bad moments - not nearly like on this video. But I can tell you my heart was beating link bongo drums. I was lucky and the storm direction was in my sailing direction. Once I have looked back and the only thing I have seen behind me was a huge black wave. As I own a motor yacht I was capable to sail faster then the waves. Regarding stomach - you feel nothing - you just want to reach the next harbor.
No thanks. I would promptly hand in my resignation after an experience like that.
Sidenote: Anyone familiar with ships and yachts, can you tell me what the circular portion of window placed on the front windshield (1:57 mark) is and does? It looks like it has something embedded (antenna? wiper?) inside it.
I've seen them before and always wondered what its purpose was.
Heist:
No thanks. I would promptly hand in my resignation after an experience like that.
Sidenote: Anyone familiar with ships and yachts, can you tell me what the circular portion of window placed on the front windshield (1:57 mark) is and does? It looks like it has something embedded (antenna? wiper?) inside it.
I've seen them before and always wondered what its purpose was.
It's a rotary windscreen wiper that can function in high winds and water spray.
I love it. Would not pretend that my stomach can survive this but enjoy these things. Wouldn´t want to experience this on a leisure cruise ship but hope and (naively) assume that these trawlers and navy ships built for the purpose. How do these comparatively sleek military ships remain their stability, is it due to a low center of gravity or active stabilizers?
Apr 19, 2012 8:45:13 PM
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