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NautiG
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
2 Weeks Ago
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How big of an inverter to run AC/Heater?
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Posted By
NautiG
Re: How big of an inverter to run AC/Heater?
55 amps sounds a little high considering that most shore electrical supply is 30 amp.
Scott
Gemini Catamaran Split Decision
Forum:
Chesapeake / Central US east coast
3 Weeks Ago
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Bay sailor needed - Deale to Quantico, VA
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815
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NautiG
Re: Bay sailor needed - Deale to Quantico, VA
Nice pics. Congrats on a safe passage!
Scott
Gemini Catamaran Split Decision
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
3 Weeks Ago
Replies:
14
How big of an inverter to run AC/Heater?
Views:
498
Posted By
NautiG
Re: How big of an inverter to run AC/Heater?
It'll run better if you run a coffee maker and a microwave at the same time. ;)
But seriously, you will not be able to run a heat pump off your batteries and an inverter. What motor do you have?...
Forum:
Cruising & Liveaboard Forum
3 Weeks Ago
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AWESOME Banana Bread Recipe...
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1,977
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NautiG
Re: AWESOME Banana Bread Recipe...
Most mornings are a one loaf morning for me. But with as much banana bread as Brian apparently eats, maybe he averages two loafs.
Scott
Gemini Catamaran Split Decision
Forum:
Cruising & Liveaboard Forum
3 Weeks Ago
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AWESOME Banana Bread Recipe...
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1,977
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NautiG
Re: AWESOME Banana Bread Recipe...
Ok, I'm late the party, haven't read the entire thread, and don't really care for banana bread. But I do have a picture of Brian sailing his boat, which might help his claim to be the smartest of the...
Forum:
Chesapeake Bay
4 Weeks Ago
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Wallops Island Rocket Launch
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263
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NautiG
Re: Wallops Island Rocket Launch
Wow, looks like I stumped sailnet! The launch was rescheduled for tonight. Unfortunately, I'll still not be able to be on the boat to see it. I found a link that indicates that I would have had a...
Forum:
Chesapeake Bay
04-14-2013
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Wallops Island Rocket Launch
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NautiG
Wallops Island Rocket Launch
Where is a good spot to watch launches from the nasa facility on Wallops Island? There's a launch this week that I'll probably miss, but I'd like to try to see one later this summer, if there are...
Forum:
Electrical Systems
03-29-2013
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Battery Bank Parallel or Series
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1,094
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NautiG
Re: Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Main,
I'm cool with amps, watts, volts, resistance, amp/hours and a few other high school physics/basic electronics terminology. What is cca?
Scott
Gemini Catamaran Split Decision
Forum:
Electrical Systems
03-29-2013
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Battery Bank Parallel or Series
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1,094
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NautiG
Re: Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Hey Maine,
I'm not saying I don't believe you, and I'll certainly wire my batteries up the way you suggest when my current batteries die, if only because it's just as easy as wiring up the "wrong"...
Forum:
Electrical Systems
03-29-2013
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32
Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Views:
1,094
Posted By
NautiG
Re: Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Fin,
Probably too late for my boat anyway. My batteries are over 5 yrs old. If it does make a difference, the damage is already done.
Scott
Gemini Catamaran Split Decision
Forum:
Electrical Systems
03-29-2013
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32
Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Views:
1,094
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NautiG
Re: Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Hmmm. I remain skeptical that the wiring of the leads makes much, if any difference in battery longevity or performance.
The Smartguage link provides a lot of numbers and a theory, but no...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
03-28-2013
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94
Sailboat perishes off Hatteras, USCG rescues crew
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5,258
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NautiG
Re: Sailboat perishes off Hatteras, USCG rescues crew
Clowns!
*Decided to sail with a questionable forecast (nor'easter in March!!?!) into the gulf stream and into the graveyard of the Atlantic.
*Motored. Didn't sail, hove to or try to ride out...
Forum:
Electrical Systems
03-27-2013
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32
Battery Bank Parallel or Series
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1,094
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NautiG
Re: Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Mainsail,
I see your quoted info as a failsafe issue, which is a good point and reason enough to connect the leads to separate batteries. I'm still trying to noodle out why connecting them that...
Forum:
Electrical Systems
03-27-2013
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32
Battery Bank Parallel or Series
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1,094
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NautiG
Re: Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Hi Bill,
Thanks for the link. I'm still trying to noodle it out and there are some interesting ideas in the link. Maybe I'll change my battery setup this year.
Scott
Gemini Catamaran Split...
Forum:
Electrical Systems
03-27-2013
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32
Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Views:
1,094
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NautiG
Re: Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Hey Jim,
I'm familiar with the water analogy, but I don't think it applies in the manner you indicate. If you extrapolate to a large number of batteries and there is resistance between the wire...
Forum:
Electrical Systems
03-27-2013
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32
Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Views:
1,094
Posted By
NautiG
Re: Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Really? I'm not an electrical maven or anything, but it seems to me that it wouldn't make a difference which battery you connected the leads to, as the batteries are parallel. I've had a two battery...
Forum:
Electrical Systems
03-26-2013
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32
Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Views:
1,094
Posted By
NautiG
Re: Battery Bank Parallel or Series
Rogre,
Take your two old batteries and connect them pos to pos, neg to neg and make them your house bank. Connect your new battery to the engine. This is assuming your old batteries are of similar...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
02-27-2013
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6
Removing adhesive non skid from deck
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240
Posted By
NautiG
Re: Removing adhesive non skid from deck
Evan,
I also have adhesive non-skid removal on my Spring work list. I'm going to carefully test using a heat gun to loosen the adhesive while I scrape off the rubber. I assume there will be some...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
09-08-2012
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50
WTH Chuckles? A freakin' mono????
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3,498
Posted By
NautiG
Re: WTH Chuckles? A freakin' mono????
WTF!!! Am I going to learn next that Sailing Dog traded in his telstar for a trawler?
Scott
Gemini Catamaran
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
08-09-2012
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1
Olympic Update
Views:
252
Posted By
NautiG
Olympic Update
http://www.thatvideosite.com/v/5852
http://www.thatvideosite.com/e/5852
I'm a cruiser, not a racer. So I don't understand all the racing rules, but Go USA!
Scott
Gemini Catamaran Split...
Forum:
Electrical Systems
11-05-2011
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5
outboard alt kit/rectifier questions
Views:
885
Posted By
NautiG
Pogo, You gotta do the math as to how many...
Pogo,
You gotta do the math as to how many amp hours you will be consuming and producing. I googled the alt kits you mentioned. The one I saw looked like it put out about 7 amps. That would...
Forum:
Chesapeake / Central US east coast
10-11-2011
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10
Chesapeake anchorages NOT in the guides.
Views:
1,393
Posted By
NautiG
Ausp, where is this Stone Point you are are...
Ausp, where is this Stone Point you are are referring to? My chart shows an Iron Pt in the location I think you might mean. But anywhere in the Fishing bay area is a nice anchorage for a boat with...
Forum:
Learning to Sail
08-31-2011
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4
Sailing my cat, am I missing something?
Views:
1,405
Posted By
NautiG
PDQ, no offense taken. But if he jibes, he will...
PDQ, no offense taken. But if he jibes, he will have no problem getting that jib across the forestay and staysail.
Maybe I'm a lazy sailor, but jibing is always easy on my catamaran. Coming about...
Forum:
Learning to Sail
08-31-2011
Replies:
4
Sailing my cat, am I missing something?
Views:
1,405
Posted By
NautiG
The proper way to tack a catamaran, especially in...
The proper way to tack a catamaran, especially in light or flukey winds, is to jibe.
Scott
Gemini Catamaran Split Decision
Forum:
Chesapeake Bay
05-25-2011
Replies:
12
Farewell SailNet Friends
Views:
951
Posted By
NautiG
Bummer dude! I'll toast one in your honor next...
Bummer dude! I'll toast one in your honor next time I'm out on the Pax, if you promise to do so in my honor next time you're at an O's game. I'm pretty much stuck watching minor league baseball down...
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