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Forum: General Discussion (sailing related)

03-03-2009

Replies: 42

Cuba Changes

Views: 4,817

Posted By JayCarver

I agree with labatt. As soon as the travel...

I agree with labatt. As soon as the travel restrictions are lifted, Cuba will be our top cruising destination.

Forum: General Discussion (sailing related)

02-24-2009

Replies: 6

Another mid-Atlantic rescue, 40 days adrift

Views: 562

Posted By JayCarver

Another mid-Atlantic rescue, 40 days adrift

Here's another account of things going wrong at sea, beginning with the rudder jammed to starboard.

Yacht Rescue: British Couple Stuart Armstrong And Andrea Davison Rescued After 40 Days Adrift |...

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

02-04-2009

Replies: 21

Should we replace our fuel in our new-to-us boat?

Views: 1,412

Posted By JayCarver

Here's the guy I used. Did a great job, and...

Here's the guy I used. Did a great job, and didn't spill a drop!

Bob Seay, 410-647-6350
marinefuelcleaning dot com

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

02-03-2009

Replies: 21

Should we replace our fuel in our new-to-us boat?

Views: 1,412

Posted By JayCarver

As I recall, it cost me somewhere between $400...

As I recall, it cost me somewhere between $400 and $500. The guy had to come back the second day to finish. But, I have two tanks, about 80 gallons each, and one of them was more than half full, so...

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

02-03-2009

Replies: 21

Should we replace our fuel in our new-to-us boat?

Views: 1,412

Posted By JayCarver

<ST1:p</ST1:pFuel polishing is the way to go....

<ST1:p</ST1:pFuel polishing is the way to go. Just replacing the fuel won’t do much to clean the gunk inside the tank(s), which is likely to shake loose at the worst possible time. One of the first...

Forum: General Discussion (sailing related)

01-03-2009

Replies: 4

Storm Conditions using Riding Sail

Views: 830

Posted By JayCarver

Why can't you use the backstay? My backstay is...

Why can't you use the backstay? My backstay is insulated, and the riding sail works great. It is a bit of a stretch to rig it, but the hanks go above the insulator.

Forum: Orphan Brands

01-01-2009

Replies: 3

Mason 44

Views: 3,123

Posted By JayCarver

Hello Cy, We keep our Mason 44 on the Bay...

Hello Cy,

We keep our Mason 44 on the Bay when we're not cruising.

Forum: General Discussion (sailing related)

01-01-2009

Replies: 14

Chesapeake: Herrington Harbor North

Views: 2,649

Posted By JayCarver

Slips do seem to turn over each year. HHN is a...

Slips do seem to turn over each year. HHN is a little cheaper than HHS. After Isabel, they built a new jetty which is supposed to provide better protection than existed before. Not sure what a...

Forum: General Discussion (sailing related)

12-31-2008

Replies: 14

Chesapeake: Herrington Harbor North

Views: 2,649

Posted By JayCarver

We keep our boat at HHN, at the end of E dock,...

We keep our boat at HHN, at the end of E dock, and our draft is 6'5". We're very happy there. The long-delayed dredging project by the Army Corps of Engineers will be a big improvement, but the...

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

06-09-2008

Replies: 14

Mysterious DC System Problems - Tartan

Views: 1,262

Posted By JayCarver

Check the battery selector switch. Some have an...

Check the battery selector switch. Some have an additional toggle switch for "DC Main". Perhaps it was accidently switched.

Forum: Chesapeake Bay

05-01-2006

Replies: 3

Chesapeake Cruising Guide

Views: 3,908

Posted By JayCarver

"Cruising the Chesapeake, A gunkholer's guide" by...

"Cruising the Chesapeake, A gunkholer's guide" by Shellenberger is the classic around here. A revised edition came out a few years ago. Hundreds of anchorages are rated for beauty and interest, in...

Forum: Introduce Yourself

02-13-2006

Replies: 3,055

Sticky: Sailnet Members from around the world check-in please.

Views: 225,565

Posted By JayCarver

Chesapeake Bay, out of Herrington Harbour North.

Chesapeake Bay, out of Herrington Harbour North.

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