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Gear & Maintenance
02-18-2003
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PVC and Epoxy
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PVC and Epoxy
Thanks Guys I was hopeing this would work. I have been building gadgets out of PVC for many years, it is kind of a baisic building material for me now, I know it''s characteristics well, but I''ve...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
02-17-2003
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PVC and Epoxy
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PVC and Epoxy
I have several projects that I would like to incorperate standard PVC pipe into, but I don''t know how compatable it is with epoxy or polyester resin. I could experiment, but that would only tell me...
Forum:
Provisioning
02-05-2003
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Quickand easy(lazy)
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billmac26
Quickand easy(lazy)
Several reasons why I usually cook in the can. When I started doing this I was usually cooking over a campfire. Leaving it in the can prevents a lot of ash in your meal. There are lots of options for...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
02-05-2003
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Recommendations for Depth finder
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Recommendations for Depth finder
I always wondered if I could cut and splice the co-ax cable on a transducer. When I mounted mine, I didn''t want to drill holes big enough to pass the plug through, so I did cut it and soldered it...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
01-15-2003
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Costs of Sailing merchandise
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billmac26
Costs of Sailing merchandise
Another factor to throw into the equation is the exposure your hardware will receive. If you sail the sea, then you probably need the best stainless steel, but us pond sailors can often use standard...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
01-15-2003
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Good Portable GPS
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Good Portable GPS
It is only a matter of time before the software is better than paper, it just hadn''t happened yet (in the Rocky Mtn area) when I retired and quit using it regularly.
One suggestion for those new...
Forum:
Seamanship
01-15-2003
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What''s wrong with the MOB Poll?
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billmac26
What''''s wrong with the MOB Poll?
Last year was my first season with my boat, and I''ll do some things differently this year. The boat came with a lifesling aboard, but I took it out because I figured if it was just tossed in the...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
01-14-2003
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Good Portable GPS
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billmac26
Good Portable GPS
Winddancer Is what you are saying then is buy a simple machine that tells you where you are and then plot yourself on a paper chart? I was using GPS regularly for terrestrial stuff and that was my...
Forum:
Seamanship
01-14-2003
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What''s wrong with the MOB Poll?
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1,894
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billmac26
What''''s wrong with the MOB Poll?
I''m kind of new to this game but, I don''t understand why it takes so long and is such an elaborate proceedure to go back. Last summer I dropped a floating winch handle overboard. I was by myself on...
Forum:
Seamanship
01-14-2003
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dousing a hanked jib
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billmac26
dousing a hanked jib
I tried this Quick braile idea last year and it just seemed to create too much friction to work for me. Maybe it would work better on a smaller sail, or maybe some tinkering would make it work, but I...
Forum:
Seamanship
12-03-2002
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dousing a hanked jib
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billmac26
dousing a hanked jib
I sail by myself a lot. Last year I used a downhaul and was happy with it, but I have this idea that the downhaul and the halyard could be spliced into a continuous loop. When the downhaul goes up...
Forum:
Provisioning
10-21-2002
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Quickand easy(lazy)
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2,757
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billmac26
Quickand easy(lazy)
Something you never see mentioned as on the go food is the factory canned meals available. I guess it started with the C-rations we ate in Viet Nam. In the intervening years of hunting, fishing and...
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