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Davidasailor26 at 7:04am 02.26.17
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Im planning to do a 20 hour battery capacity test with a constant C/20 load as Maine Sail has descri
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Looking at a 43 hunter that does not currently have a generator. Broker said previous owner removed
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Hello, I bought a sunawning 156'' x 156'' model 93453 in 2010 from Sailowners. I need an extra carbo
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I'll be heading south this fall, and will need a place to leave my boat (Catalina 320) for 3 weeks
All U Get at 5:17am 02.26.17
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Hi all, Just had a unique situation happen to a friend yesterday while here in the Abacos. His hea
pilotmaker at 10:07pm 02.25.17
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Can anyone provide some insight as to these black stains that are all over the cabin ceiling of a 19
djmeaney at 5:35pm 02.25.17
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The weather cooperated with unusually warm weather here and I was able to remove the rotted bulkhead
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After starting and running the motor for the oil change no problem. Changed the oil and filter and
hunter healer at 1:21pm 02.25.17
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Hi, I purchased a H34 1984 with 3gm30f motor. The boat took on some water while on the hard but it r
Brian D at 12:53pm 02.25.17
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What is the board's thoughts on anti seizing compound? Recommendations for any mix of metals. Basica
Jackdaw at 12:28pm 02.25.17
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I'm in Barcelona tonight. This MONSTER has RED showing at the mast tops. High buck pro captain leave
NYSail at 12:06pm 02.25.17
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Hello all! Beautiful weekend to do work. Electrical question. Have 2 battery banks, one starter grou
PAC3142 at 11:54am 02.25.17
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Anybody else had this problem, and solved it? The lazy jib sheet will slide under the turnbuckle cl
RWSlater at 10:40am 02.25.17
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Hi everyone. I have a Nautos radar reflector like this one. http
Chris Flanagan at 10:23am 02.25.17
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I am installing a companionway cover for a Hunter 23.5, what adhesive is recommended for securing th
Calif. Ted at 8:08am 02.25.17
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Had the boat hauled for paint so I removed the main to have it cleaned at the same time. Took the sa
Tom H31 at 7:25am 02.25.17
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I finally cut an opening and installed an access panel in the bulkhead between quarter berth and laz
DAVA390 at 6:43am 02.25.17
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A few years ago I bought some kind of chemical release agent to soften up the glue on plastic trim w
Erik F at 8:31pm 02.24.17
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Dear Sailors, Especially those familiar with the Pearson Triton, 10M etc that uses the red Atomic4
jssailem at 4:53pm 02.24.17
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Interested in the pros and cons of various types of panel switches when located inside the boat cabi

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Failed Traveler Part
dlochner at 1:44pm 06.11.24
Thanks to everyone for the insightful advice and suggestions. Yesterday I hired a professional rig
West Wight Potter - Batten Lenght
Warren 22 at 1:34pm 06.11.24
I would add its a West Wight Potter 15
tidy traveller options
dlochner at 1:23pm 06.11.24
Horn cleats are horrible options for cleats that might need to be undone quickly. Cam cleats without
Failed Traveler Part   (1)
JBS Mystic at 1:16pm 06.11.24
Thanks to everyone for the insightful advice and suggestions. Yesterday I hired a professional rigg
tidy traveller options
Ward H at 1:05pm 06.11.24
Oh, I agree, those horn cleats have to go. I find the Spinlock PXR cam cleats are much easier to use
Failed Traveler Part
Ward H at 1:01pm 06.11.24
Most of the sailors here on the forum are enthusiasts who do practice proper sail trim. Many sailor
tidy traveller options   (1)
adamv at 12:56pm 06.11.24
225375 Sorry i dont have any better pictures to hand. You can see the horn cleats and traveller line
tidy traveller options
Ward H at 12:24pm 06.11.24
I haven't but my first thought would be, since the cleats are on opposite side of the companionway,
What might this be....
NYSail at 11:44am 06.11.24
Greg. If you do not have the wisker pole for the pin, you could repurpose the dyneema into a series
Trace breaker positive lead, also ID parasitic draw
Hello Below at 10:59am 06.11.24
The 1 amp draw is probably the station memory for the radio. That is a lot of power consumed espec
Group 24 starter battery
JBP-PA at 10:59am 06.11.24
If you need 1000 CA, then yea, that's fine. If you don't need 1000 CA, a DP battery or even a deep c
Bilge maintenance
Timm R Oday25 at 10:24am 06.11.24
From here , I'd say you were in fine shape . That's one dry dusty bilge . Minimal corrosion on the b
Trace breaker positive lead, also ID parasitic draw
Timm R Oday25 at 10:22am 06.11.24
The 1 amp draw is probably the station memory for the radio. Is the stereo breaker on the breaker
Trace breaker positive lead, also ID parasitic draw
skunther at 10:21am 06.11.24
The 1 amp draw is probably the station memory for the radio. Is the stereo breaker on the breaker
Trace breaker positive lead, also ID parasitic draw
Timm R Oday25 at 10:20am 06.11.24
What has worked for me is leaving the meter on the battery. Now turn off one circuit at a time . O
Trace breaker positive lead, also ID parasitic draw
dlochner at 10:15am 06.11.24
The 1 amp draw is probably the station memory for the radio. Is the stereo breaker on the breaker p
Group 24 starter battery
dlochner at 10:11am 06.11.24
Forget buying a "start" battery. Get a Group 24 marine deep cycle there will be plenty of cranking p
Cat310 Engine bed   (1)
ToddL214 at 9:31am 06.11.24
No plates under the engine mounts on Hull 18.
NGCC In Memoriam
KCofKC at 9:03am 06.11.24
You can still set one up like a local Regatta, doesn't require a national's endorsement but their ad
Welcome, Harbor 20 Sailors   (3)
LennyR at 8:52am 06.11.24
I have only owned my H20, #305 RHAPSODY in Blue, since last August and got to sail it a few times in

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