[ENG] WIDER 42 - Review - The Boat Show

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David Blalock - 6 years ago

What a bone head. The dumb thing this guy said is that he "doesn't get why Anglo Saxon's (You're about a thousand years out of date dude!) use land measurements at sea".
No one uses any other measurement than Nautical miles for navigation.

Jono Nicholls - 6 years ago

David Blalock - Livin' Life oh ok, thanks for clarification. What did we agree on again?

David Blalock - 6 years ago

Jono Nicholls The bonehead is wrong. Statute miles are used only on fully landlocked waters. Waters where you are not required to have a captains license. However in navigable waters the knot is the only measurement used.

Jono Nicholls - 6 years ago

David Blalock - Livin' Life The bonehead is correct

Dwf shamrock - 6 years ago

People in the USA use nautical miles you douche

FRx1 P32Dz - 7 years ago

It amazes me how they can design and squeeze a bed, galley, and dayhead in that boat despite its small size!

Bla Bla - 5 years ago

interesting but at 17 m the SACS Strider ZETA R is also 4 meters longer, the almost 15 m SARNICO SPIDER 46 GTS is more comparable to the 13,3 m Wilder 42

FRx1 P32Dz - 7 years ago

@Oscar Brady i have always thought how amazing it is how they fit stuff in there

Oscar Brady - 7 years ago

+Katsu Wolf Oh I've just remembered the one I thought was fake or an illusion. The SACS Strider ZETA R. Check it out its incredible what they manage to hide underneath.

FRx1 P32Dz - 7 years ago

I must check it out
thanks! :D

Oscar Brady - 7 years ago

Watch this channels review on the Sarnico Spider 46 GTS. One of my personal favourites but it will amaze you how much they fit under deck. I simply couldn't believe it was possible.