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Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Ralph Johnstone at 10:38am 07.14.24
How do we estimate the direction and magnitude of the resultant vector? But ve must include zee c
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
dlochner at 10:07am 07.14.24
It is a RATIO of depth to length of rode. Triangles have nothing to do with it...although Ralph's
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
dlochner at 10:06am 07.14.24
Yes, that is the definition we all use. This is very simple math; basically 8th grade algebra/geome
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Stu Jackson at 10:04am 07.14.24
It is a RATIO of depth to length of rode. Triangles have nothing to do with it...although Ralph's p
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"   (1)
Ralph Johnstone at 10:04am 07.14.24
It is a simple ratio of depth to rode length. Nothing more. Thank you sir.
charging problem with new batterie
dlochner at 10:01am 07.14.24
The Pronautic Chargers always start at the programed max voltage and 0 amps. Once it senses a batter
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
LloydB at 9:50am 07.14.24
Putting zero into the calculation to mix your drink can work to 'float your boat' as a proportion be
What are these tracks used for?
stickinthemud57 at 9:43am 07.14.24
Okay, now that that's settled, consider yourselves saltier than you were a few days ago.... heh, he
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
Kings Gambit at 9:23am 07.14.24
It is a simple ratio of depth to rode length. Nothing more. The only time a triangle is formed is
Windlass woes as a result of anchoring woes
smokey73 at 9:03am 07.14.24
Jamming occurs on retrieval and reversing the windlass clears it. That may be the case in your t
Is There Such a Thing as 1:1 "Scope?"
dlochner at 9:02am 07.14.24
It is a simple ratio of depth to rode length. Nothing more. The only time a triangle is formed is w
charging problem with new batterie
richk at 8:56am 07.14.24
Ok thanks Mermike. It's too tight a fit to pull a. fuse. I'll have to visit hardware store and get
Covering a 15 ft at a seawall
JBP-PA at 8:46am 07.14.24
Sailrite has a couple good video instructions, look for "Quick winter cover" and "Traditional winter
What are these tracks used for?
Joe at 8:45am 07.14.24
The term block comes from the original device used to tighten the shrouds of a sailing ship of yore
Damaged gel coat
JBP-PA at 8:43am 07.14.24
It'll be easier if you remove that wood trim next to it, but if that isn't feasible then you could
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

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