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jbrudzinski at 8:40am 05.25.17
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Good day everyone. The ProTech 1230 battery charger on my Hunter 306 has served the boat well for ov
sailor5017 at 8:31am 05.25.17
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jib was very hard to raise and drop this season. seems to have gotten harder each year. I am thinki
All U Get at 3:53am 05.25.17
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Hi all, We're back on the move, sort of, and using the ICW through North Carolina. Our transmissio
Michael-Louis at 12:45am 05.25.17
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The boat was purchased in the Nederlands and now assembled in Hungary. When put in water without mas
StargazerP303 at 10:16pm 05.24.17
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For years and years 25 now I've joined a well known and most popular well known "Boat %$ towing prog
tempest1964 at 9:03pm 05.24.17
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The rudder head (cap that attaches the shaft to the tiller) on my tempest was stripped out by the pr
shermanator at 7:46pm 05.24.17
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I plan on sailing my 25 ft MacGregor from LA to Catalina Island during the summer. From what i've he
bommers at 7:13pm 05.24.17
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Hi- am just getting sails on and replacing running rigging on my new to me Hunter 37 cutter. I have
sfgary at 6:19pm 05.24.17
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I'm going to miss having it here on SF bay. I'm a traditional mono hull sailor but watching those mo
Coastin at 5:45pm 05.24.17
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The boat I am looking at has wood blocks under the Yanmar. Is this a common fix for something? I am
SamRy at 3:01pm 05.24.17
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I'm considering purchasing a 1984 Hunter 34 and was hoping to get some honest feedback on the boat.
Sailor Sue at 2:26pm 05.24.17
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I'm considering updating my drum brakes to disc. Tie Downs look like they will fit, but it also loo
kveach at 2:07pm 05.24.17
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Well, I'm still working on refurbishing the 222 and just put up the old Schaefer system furling jib.
karellen at 1:07pm 05.24.17
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Hello, I have a 2000 Hunter 310 that has bits of plastic trim in the cabin -- around the portlights
Captn Scotty at 11:12am 05.24.17
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136944 136945 After two years on the hard due to study and exams, she's going back in the water toda
Justin_NSA at 10:00am 05.24.17
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I am replacing my 3 running light festoons with LED. My calibrated eyeball failed me. Does anyone kn
RWSlater at 9:41am 05.24.17
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So I bought a new Tohatsu 9.8 4 stroke with electric start and it does not come with the battery. T
rgranger at 8:39am 05.24.17
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So some of this was already posted on another thread but not compiled. Yesterday, @Crazy Dave Condo
greg_m at 1:44am 05.24.17
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Hi all fellow forum users... newbie here in this forum. From Cape Town, South Africa. I am in the p
ilance at 8:06pm 05.23.17
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I'm getting my paint and epoxy orders in. You folks who were recommending Jamestown Distributors we

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Tiller pilot ? Raymarine
Alan Gomes at 2:07pm 03.26.24
Yea, that's a tough one. If you're a full time cruiser, that makes sense. If you only use your til
Companion way H26   (1)
DRhoads at 2:06pm 03.26.24
I made this one w/ cabinet grade plywood and lots of varnish. Easy, works, matches interior wood (Te
Fridge: 12V or DC
dlochner at 1:51pm 03.26.24
Sorry Dave, not True. Try to run a DC air conditioner.;) It is all in the Amps it pulls and resis
Tiller pilot ? Raymarine
JBP-PA at 1:51pm 03.26.24
Go with the Pelagic. The Raymarine pilots are toys by comparison. Yes, the Pelagic is more money in
Fridge: 12V or DC
JamesG161 at 1:41pm 03.26.24
DC is better because it is more efficient. Sorry Dave, not True. Try to run a DC air conditioner.
1967 Morgan 34 shaft removal
TimFromLI at 1:38pm 03.26.24
would removing the cutlass bearing give you enough wiggle room?
Fridge: 12V or DC
JamesG161 at 1:36pm 03.26.24
Mine is AC only, but since I have Generator not big issue. When set just right, the beer has an ice
Ray marine Smart pilot st6002 error message question?
LloydB at 12:26pm 03.26.24
galvanic corrosion ? just a thought
SSB/HAM beginners study guide?
BAD ORCA at 12:14pm 03.26.24
I like the M-803. Icon has a good record of radio manufacturing. I agree with the simple approach
SSB/HAM beginners study guide?
jssailem at 12:01pm 03.26.24
I like the M-803. Icon has a good record of radio manufacturing. I agree with the simple approach
Tiller pilot ? Raymarine
Alan Gomes at 11:41am 03.26.24
Go with the Pelagic. The Raymarine pilots are toys by comparison. Yes, the Pelagic is more money ini
SSB/HAM beginners study guide?
BAD ORCA at 11:40am 03.26.24
Assuming this hardware is to enable you to get weather information while off shore, you might also
Companion way H26
jssailem at 11:37am 03.26.24
Here is a resource I have explored. Such doors are very convenient. They are not considered as safe
SSB/HAM beginners study guide?
jssailem at 11:27am 03.26.24
will buy a shortwave receiver with SSB Assuming this hardware is to enable you to get weather info
Best place for a fire port?
danb2k at 11:21am 03.26.24
Thanks for the feedback, Ralph.
What did I do wrong? - Navigating around another vessel
Scott T-Bird at 11:09am 03.26.24
Even so, turning to port is a big no-no when head-on or nearly so. You stay as close to the starbo
Best place for a fire port?   (1)
Ralph Johnstone at 11:07am 03.26.24
Same as for Hunter. Low down for a cooler location and out in the open for easy access.
Fridge: 12V or DC
dlochner at 10:53am 03.26.24
Fridge: 12V or DC
xavpil at 10:49am 03.26.24
DC is better because it is more efficient. Electricity onboard is stored as a direct current (DC).

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