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Forum: Gear & Maintenance

02-17-2011

Replies: 31

Clothes for Atlantic and Mediterranean April-May?

Views: 2,497

Posted By hwlovett

Lol.... oh, I almost forget. Baby powder can be...

Lol.... oh, I almost forget. Baby powder can be a life saver after sitting in wet shorts for a few days! Anyone who's spent much time offshore knows about prickly butt from the damp and salt.

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

02-17-2011

Replies: 31

Clothes for Atlantic and Mediterranean April-May?

Views: 2,497

Posted By hwlovett

A hat is fine, if it will stand up to the wind,...

A hat is fine, if it will stand up to the wind, and keep water out of your collar. I find that a baseball hat and hood is better, especially is you are "ducking spray." Remember to bring some dish...

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

02-17-2011

Replies: 21

Liferaft mount

Views: 3,908

Posted By hwlovett

Regarding mounting: Be aware that you need your...

Regarding mounting: Be aware that you need your raft in "survival conditions." Its attachment to the boat must be such that it will not be carried away. Similarly, it is important for the crew to...

Forum: Boat Review and Purchase Forum

02-17-2011

Replies: 18

Sabre 38 vs Wauquiez 38

Views: 3,444

Posted By hwlovett

I sailed on a Hood Little Harbor 38 for a number...

I sailed on a Hood Little Harbor 38 for a number of years, although I don't think it was a Wauquiez. It was an extremely well built boat, and a very strong performer with a 126 rating that it sailed...

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

01-18-2011

Replies: 9

Atoms Windvane

Views: 1,990

Posted By hwlovett

Sven, Thanks so much!

Sven,

Thanks so much!

Forum: Learning to Sail

12-31-2010

Replies: 51

Dare I?

Views: 3,962

Posted By hwlovett

I'm amazed that most of these people ever leave...

I'm amazed that most of these people ever leave the dock.

1) I understand that you understand boats and can use the engine and have at least driven a motor boat.

2) That you have studied a...

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

12-19-2010

Replies: 9

Atoms Windvane

Views: 1,990

Posted By hwlovett

Atoms Windvane

I have just acquired a boat that has a disassembled Atoms windvane. It appears to have the necessary parts, but I'm not at all sure how the vane is assembled and rigged.

Any information would be...

Forum: Boat Review and Purchase Forum

11-16-2010

Replies: 11

Wauquiez Gladiateur 33?

Views: 4,398

Posted By hwlovett

I currently have Bona Roba under contract. I...

I currently have Bona Roba under contract. I would be interested to learn what Kulokoo thought of her, as well as meeting other Gladiateur owners.

Forum: General Discussion (sailing related)

02-02-2010

Replies: 9

Newporter 52?

Views: 1,155

Posted By hwlovett

Curious

I'm curious what kind of condition you found the boat in? Particularly, the hull, deck, and cabintop? Spars? Engine?

Thanks!

Forum: Learning to Sail

05-26-2009

Replies: 53

Why reef at all...?

Views: 4,826

Posted By hwlovett

1) sails are expensive. 2) practice makes...

1) sails are expensive.
2) practice makes reefing not a chore more difficult that tightening the outhaul.
3) your boat will be in control.

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