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I backed out of the purchase of a Hunter 25.5 due to a convoluted ownership issue. Just as well. I
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Here is a good little reminder video from Progressive Insurance about boating safety. qqFKUaMpdXA
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All - new to the Beneteau family (2018 41.1 Oceanis) and having an issue with final item in winteriz
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My avatar and in my previous posts, I talked about the '85 Hunter 25.5 that I was getting ready to f
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My Hunter 240 came with an installed mount for a Garmin ECHOMAP Plus 44. I am still in a learning mo
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Man, my bunk is so hard. I'm a big guy and I'm actually getting bruises on my hips from hips from
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In the Pimp thread Cody discusses adding a second battery. I'm starting this focused thread to get
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Hi all, Possibly looking to cross the Atlantic later this year in the 41AC we have (Canary Islands
Daryl V at 9:25am 01.05.22
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Tying off to a dock ring, Safest knot to use... my boat ( 24.5' ) may sit up to a week without me
Don Guillette at 9:08am 01.05.22
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This subject is dear to my heart because it almost seriously injured or killed me. I was on a Newpor
Captain America Steve Rogers at 8:10am 01.05.22
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Hello Everyone In the process of replacing all the waste hoses on my tank, and after reading Peggie'
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I bought some new Davis Shroud Protector Covers for the lifelines on my boat. The cables underne
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On the previous two boats I had classic tunnel rudders, they worked effectively, maybe they were a
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It's rare to have full on snow here that lasts for over a week, but luckily, I had the good fortune
73Oday20 at 7:31pm 01.04.22
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I just wanted to say Hi. I bought a 73 O'Day 20 yesterday, looking to learn more about the boat. I m
Dcashman2 at 5:59pm 01.04.22
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Can anyone provide guidance as to how to replace the cockpit drain hoses on a Beneteau 44cc? The ho
Chris Blubaugh01 at 4:45pm 01.04.22
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My Cat 30 has an engine exhaust flow that is not consistent. I see regular jets of water with relat

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Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
dLj at 12:31pm 07.15.24
Well, the above does depend upon application. There are dictionaries that are used as definitive sou
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Foswick at 11:54am 07.15.24
Not that it's relevant to the topic, but my background is in linguistics, so please forgive the digr
charging problem with new batterie
dlochner at 11:44am 07.15.24
Problem found...main charging system breaker tripping. Gonna replace it. House bank is 630 AH.
A technique for replacing lines thru line organizers and sheaves
thinwater at 11:33am 07.15.24
Good post! It has the advantage of being novel. Up the mast I think I still prefer the absolute sec
charging problem with new batterie
richk at 11:11am 07.15.24
Problem found...main charging system breaker tripping. Gonna replace it. House bank is 630 AH. T
Exhaust elbow riser needed?   (1)
Calif. Ted at 10:38am 07.15.24
Yanmar refers to it as an "optional" part, called the "L" type, as opposed to the "U" type we are mo
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Hayden Watson at 10:00am 07.15.24
Thanks, but can you net it out for me? Not in the mood to watch a 21 minute, over-produced anchor
Exhaust elbow riser needed?
Ralph Johnstone at 9:48am 07.15.24
And the reason you want to use the tall riser is because you can get water backed up into the exhau
Windlass woes as a result of anchoring woes
Ralph Johnstone at 9:30am 07.15.24
Complications upon complications have used up all the time I've alloted for this project, by a fact
Sticky wheel after disengaging autopilot on Hunter 33
JoeWhite at 9:07am 07.15.24
It sound like the problem that I encountered on the water. I had to remove the ring attached to the
Electric Head conversion   (1)
Scott B at 8:58am 07.15.24
As a follow-up, I ended up going with the Jabsco Quiet Flush E2 Regular Bowl. Big advantage to this
Cockpit table project. Still looking for a part.   (1)
RobG at 8:51am 07.15.24
Thanks @SoSound for the reply. I'm using the Sucor flush table hinge so I won't need the extra route
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Kings Gambit at 8:45am 07.15.24
Re veering, the OED again has an answer. If you veiw the entries you get the complete history of us
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
jviss at 8:21am 07.15.24
e7o30hOvuHk Thanks, but can you net it out for me? Not in the mood to watch a 21 minute, over-pro
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Hayden Watson at 8:14am 07.15.24
That is an oversimplified model of how a rode or chain falls. It actually falls as a cateenary, an
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Project_Mayhem at 8:09am 07.15.24
This is one of the few applications where you do not want to use butyl. With one layer of butyl it w
Toyota Rav 4 for towing
Project_Mayhem at 8:02am 07.15.24
Highlander will be much better. I would've tried towing with the Rav4 at slow speed, with plenty of
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
dLj at 7:58am 07.15.24
I'm sorry. I guess the firewall got it. The nice thing about the on-line version (free through you
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Kings Gambit at 7:56am 07.15.24
San Juan Charter company in Bellingham recommends (requires?) at least 4:1 scope for charters on its

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