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DinoKanuck at 4:53am 03.03.12
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Ahoy from Frosty Canada: The skinny... If we spend an extra $50 to buy a Victron BMV 602 over a
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Roger, So, you are checking out: http://www.pamlico.com/nce Lots of docking... lots of bugs in
abruzzi at 10:10pm 03.02.12
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just curious, if I rig up a real topping lift for the boom to replace the pig tail, is there any rea
DianaOfBurlington at 8:05pm 03.02.12
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I just posted this to my boat's blog about an impressive discovery. This ought to end a few argumen
doehunter at 8:00pm 03.02.12
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OK, I'm heading out to check my batteries tomorrow. Depending on what I see tomorrow, I might bite
Styx at 3:14pm 03.02.12
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I have a S2 8.0c and am starting to look for a dinghy. I am new to sailing. In my research, I cam
Don Guillette at 10:37am 03.02.12
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Last week I was visiting Puerto Penasco, Mexico (Rocky Point to us in AZ). It's about 4 hours from T
Maine Sail at 9:27am 03.02.12
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The Bad: We used Hydrocoat last season and absolutely will NOT be going back. I will go back to Ul
rexabbot at 8:53am 03.02.12
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I just installed my Victron and it is works good. My question is, do I have to attach an alarm o
Jon_E at 8:26am 03.02.12
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Hi - I'm looking for replacement splash guard material. Last year painted my deck on my 1977 Catal
leeroy brock at 7:45am 03.02.12
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would like to contact other catalina 25 owners in or around the san francisco bay area
cb32863 at 7:33am 03.02.12
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Well, before I decided to try to bust my ankle a while back, I did actually start some work on my b
Styx at 7:22am 03.02.12
S2
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I have a S2 8.0c and am starting to look for a dinghy. I am new to sailing. In my research, I cam
brian3820 at 6:59am 03.02.12
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Hello, as many know, I have an 84 Hunter 34 that is being totally refit. This past fall I was able t
jgurley at 6:10am 03.02.12
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I recently acquired a First 38, and the running backstay gear seems to be absent. Could someone des
tcbro at 5:29am 03.02.12
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What sailors do...
abruzzi at 9:49pm 03.01.12
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Two weekends ago I finally got my Mac 25 into the water for a test sail. The forecast on windfinder
justsomeguy at 9:00pm 03.01.12
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I want to give props to a good response, via the "reputation" button, and the PTB tell me I've done
sheri carey at 6:46pm 03.01.12
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Hi - I'm new to sailboats and to this forum so please forgive me if I'm asking the wrong question in
jorgefife at 6:37pm 03.01.12
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I know there was a posting here, but cannot find it I sold a sail for a Pearson 35 to someone in Flo

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Its funny Friday!   (1)
Will Gilmore at 8:33am 11.05.22
ics took no time at all to charge up. You could virtually just pick them up and use them seconds a
Battery
Calif. Ted at 8:26am 11.05.22
In my applications I've found I get 6 years out of FLA batteries and 10 years from AGM's and they do
Insurance for older boats
sail sfbay at 8:24am 11.05.22
Chubb Marine insurance.
Do you put your bimini down?
sail sfbay at 8:19am 11.05.22
Stays up all year round.
Battery
Siamese at 7:47am 11.05.22
Go to the big box and get a couple of identical 12v deep cycle (so-called) flooded lead acid batteri
Its funny Friday!
WayneH at 7:42am 11.05.22
I saw one of those make an underwater repair to a gudgeon. Try doing that with an electric drill.
Battery
jssailem at 7:18am 11.05.22
For a literal answer to your query... If you need stored electrical DC power for temporary use than
Do you put your bimini down?
RoyS at 7:14am 11.05.22
If you cannot stand up straight with the bimini and you are not happy with the design then you shoul
Pinole replacement
RoyS at 6:54am 11.05.22
Try Rig-Rite on line.
Hunter 37.5 - Dinette Table Stuck
svblackcloud at 6:51am 11.05.22
I pulled my compression post earlier this year. (37.5 legend) The counter weight is mild steel and i
Battery
Tally Ho at 6:48am 11.05.22
I had a Hunter 280 that spent most of the time on shore power and was primarily day sailed. She had
Insurance for older boats
RoyS at 6:46am 11.05.22
I have a nice local insurance agent. I thought my agreed value insurance was getting too expensive s
Battery
Kings Gambit at 6:42am 11.05.22
An alternative answer might depend on how you use them. Group size 4D 12-volt flooded makes a good h
Wires up the mast
Tally Ho at 6:39am 11.05.22
Do you put your bimini down?
JBP-PA at 6:28am 11.05.22
...I do need to remove the screws in the rear support legs... Can you replace the screws with togg
Sanitation hose recommendation requested
George Braun at 6:25am 11.05.22
slight thread hijack - why would the hose leaving the head be 1", and the other end that empties int
Its funny Friday!
31seahorse at 5:36am 11.05.22
+1 to shemandr's comment. On our first "cruising boat", a Catalina 27, I carried a drill like that.
Insurance for older boats
Rick Webb at 5:12am 11.05.22
Wherever you land with insurance make sure salvage and pollution mitigation are included in your pol
Battery
dlochner at 5:03am 11.05.22
Seemingly simple questions are often more complex. Before anyone can give you an insightful answer t
Shorty
dlochner at 4:46am 11.05.22
Usually the windward shrouds though. Yes, the other windward. ;)

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