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guys, this is a curiosity question for me for the guys that know/track weather systems. When did
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We don't have an electrical bonding system on our Catalina yachts, right? They don't work well in ma
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Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
kappykaplan at 2:43pm 07.14.24
dLj, try this: Oxford English Dictionary (oed.com)
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
dLj at 2:38pm 07.14.24
In questions of definition, the first step is always to consult a dictionary. If it's nautical, the
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
dLj at 2:34pm 07.14.24
But, I swear, if one more powerboater drops an anchor within swinging distance of a mooring buoy, I
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Foswick at 2:18pm 07.14.24
Lots of answers here - some correct and some, less so. As some have noted, 1:1 scope means you are
Yanmar 2gm kill switch issue
mermike at 2:00pm 07.14.24
Kudos to @Ralph Johnstone for some excellent photos and diagrams!
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
thinwater at 1:58pm 07.14.24
In questions of definition, the first step is always to consult a dictionary. If it's nautical, the
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Stu Jackson at 1:43pm 07.14.24
KG, Maine Sail did a wonderful explanation of this years ago, I don't know if it's still up on his
Yanmar 2gm kill switch issue
3GGG at 1:29pm 07.14.24
I looked at the control end of the wire and noticed a little deformation thay I assume was from the
Furling system issues / broken headsail halyard
PaulK at 1:21pm 07.14.24
The photo with your hand looks like you're holding two separate halyards. The wire one may have bee
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Alan Gomes at 12:44pm 07.14.24
And if someone wants to know why, tell them the math is beyond the scope of this course Pun no dou
What are these tracks used for?
FastOlson at 12:44pm 07.14.24
At our local WM, you're as likely to get a blank stare from the teenage help if you use terms like
Windlass woes as a result of anchoring woes
smokey73 at 12:40pm 07.14.24
As I suggested. Take a small bucket of "muck" from where you would normally cruise and store it whe
electric windlass
Davidasailor26 at 12:20pm 07.14.24
On our boat, the windlass will not operate if the motor is not running, we've tested it with just t
Windlass woes as a result of anchoring woes
mermike at 12:00pm 07.14.24
The "jumping" might be damped by the lower roller, but any thing below the roller, could form a big
What are these tracks used for?   (4)
Will Gilmore at 11:50am 07.14.24
... and the thing sitting behind the wheel of the truck is a teamster.:biggrin: The teamster turns
Tiller mount damages fiberglass
dlochner at 11:45am 07.14.24
This is when the tiller is in the stowed position? To answer your question, probably not. However y
Tiller mount damages fiberglass
shemandr at 11:45am 07.14.24
I've seen stainless chafe guards used in areas where sheets have worn through the gel coat - not som
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
dlochner at 11:43am 07.14.24
Would get the jock's attention for sure. Back when I was teaching as a fill in for a number of year

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