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David Rose for the Telegraph
Will the Snoopy Sloop boat complete its 6,000 mile journey across the Atlantic Ocean?
Settled on 11/28/2012 21:20 Settled by kruijs
Retired Nato scientist Robin Lovelock's 4ft (1.2m) boat Snoopy Sloop set sail from the Hampshire coast on 27 November but hit trouble after about six hours.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-21564814
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/9700893/Snoopy-Sloop-the-unmanned-toy-boat-attempting-Atlantic-crossing.html
This voyage could take up to six months because the rate of speed is only about 3 MPH. I will post a tracking site in the comment section after one is identified. Post one yourselves if you find it first...Thanks!
This Saturday, December 1st, 2012, the Snoopy Sloop unmanned Drone Boat is departing UK waters enroute to the U.S. shoreline or, more specifically, the Bahamas. Will it make it all the way? (BuckeyeTom's words: My dad was a CPO in the North Atlantic for several years. There were waves that crashed over the bridge on his ships. Picture the scenes from the Clooney movie The Perfect Storm, that is how my dad saw it. Can this flimsy four-foot drone make the trip?)
Lost at sea means that the boat is sank, cannot be found, retracted from the water, breaks down, craps out, runs out of gas, cannot continue and any other term you can think of which prevents it's ability to continue onward. I'd cover every possible aspect, except I am not a lawyer.
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