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Hi all. Slightly unusual request. I've just left my 2003 Oceanis 42CC tucked up safe for the winter
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On our B331, I am not able to get the inverter running properly. It seems to cycle on and off. Then
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HEAD HOSE ARRANGEMENT Holding tank is mounted vertically on hull with bottom inline with top of toi
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Hello hunter owners long time i was just a reader and shopper from sailboat owners Really old 6'x6'
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I believe there is an app which links an iPad to a Raymarine chart plotter. My plotter is an e125 m
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I got the genoa twisted somehow on the flex furler , such that the halyard is looped over the top o
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Can a sailboat with a 54 foot mast cruise the Okeechobee Waterway. I know there is a 49 foot bridge
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I own a 1975 O'Day 25. I recently purchased a new Yamaha outboard 9.9 HP. It weighs about 110 poun
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Back in August, I challenged the members to identify this boat that crossed my track to home port..
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Anyone have an idea what the length and total weight is for a Catalink 28 MKii Tall Rig? Thanks Bob
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After our recent haul out for fresh bottom paint we developed a pretty good leak around the depth so
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The other day while sailing and towing our small inflatable it occurred to me that surely the dinghy
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I've had quite the time shopping for a boat. I've had 2 boats fall through due to poor surveys. I've

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Anchoring woes
dLj at 8:41am 07.14.24
Looking at your bow, I'm wondering if using a bridle might work. How much chain do you have and how
Damaged gel coat   (1)
JBP-PA at 8:40am 07.14.24
By "grind", we don't necessarily mean a grinder. For that job a multi-tool with carbide attachments
Covering a 15 ft at a seawall
captMarkK at 8:31am 07.14.24
Wow.. and I googled for it.. Thank you. I could now make one thinking i just have to raise my boom
What Starter Battery???
Dalliance at 8:30am 07.14.24
All extremily good advice above. On a slight pessimistic opinion, I always go for the largest size
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
JBP-PA at 8:21am 07.14.24
When you drop a Danforth anchor, lower it until it just touches bottom. This is 1:1. Then wait to d
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Kings Gambit at 8:18am 07.14.24
I always thought the scope was the amount of rode/chain compared to the depth. There is no hypoten
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Kings Gambit at 8:15am 07.14.24
If I understand the math correctly, on a still day I drop 10 ft of chain and anchor to the sea bed.
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Joe at 8:14am 07.14.24
I always thought the scope was the amount of rode/chain compared to the depth. There is no hypotenu
charging problem with new batterie
Davidasailor26 at 8:11am 07.14.24
According to the manual at https://www.promariner.com/-/media/inriver/63110_USE.pdf?modified=2023032
Covering a 15 ft at a seawall   (1)
JBP-PA at 8:04am 07.14.24
The usual approach is a canvas cover. This place has one for a Surprise. https://www.sailorstailor.
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
jssailem at 8:00am 07.14.24
If I understand the math correctly, on a still day I drop 10 ft of chain and anchor to the sea bed.
charging problem with new batterie
richk at 8:00am 07.14.24
I've got the charger on and it says it's in conditioning mode. The DC output levels are 14.5 v and
Welcome to sailing! Here, have an engine/electrical issue.
jssailem at 7:53am 07.14.24
not super easy to get to in this setup, When I needed to examine the water strainer on my boat the
Furling system issues / broken headsail halyard
Misc11 at 7:53am 07.14.24
Thanks for the replies folks, that's good to know. I'd still like to identify what the furling syst
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Davidasailor26 at 7:52am 07.14.24
Come to think of it, we typically measure out the rode as if it is a hypotenuse. However, with all
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Kings Gambit at 7:52am 07.14.24
Come to think of it, we typically measure out the rode as if it is a hypotenuse. However, with all
Cockpit table project. Still looking for a part.
Davidasailor26 at 7:44am 07.14.24
That's impossible, since the table is mounted to the binnacle that houses the compass - so, you're
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
jssailem at 7:43am 07.14.24
Sure from a mathematical perspective. I see no relevant application of this construct to my cruising

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