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General Discussion (sailing related)
03-20-2013
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Smackdaddy needs your thoughts/prayers
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Posted By
brak
Re: Smackdaddy needs your thoughts/prayers
There are certainly no words that can make things "ok" - but FWIW, I really feel your loss. Life is precious, fragile, and every moment counts. I hope you can take solace in the good time you had...
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General Discussion (sailing related)
11-01-2012
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12
Good Deal (Polar View) from Active Captain
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737
Posted By
brak
Re: Good Deal (Polar View) from Active Captain
East coast of USA is free ;)
No idea how they get Canadian charts at that price. If you contact CHS and find out anything useful - please let me know.
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General Discussion (sailing related)
11-01-2012
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Good Deal (Polar View) from Active Captain
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737
Posted By
brak
Re: Good Deal (Polar View) from Active Captain
Sorry, nothing I can do about that. Write to your friendly Canadian chart service (CHS) and let them know you are interested in better chart licensing prices :)
That said, I think Navionics ENC...
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General Discussion (sailing related)
11-01-2012
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12
Good Deal (Polar View) from Active Captain
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737
Posted By
brak
Re: Good Deal (Polar View) from Active Captain
The GRIB file for Gulfstream *is* the RTOFS model, and it is already built into PolarView.
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General Discussion (sailing related)
10-31-2012
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12
Good Deal (Polar View) from Active Captain
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737
Posted By
brak
Re: Good Deal (Polar View) from Active Captain
Just to make sure (although this is a good deal, methinks - but hey, I am slightly biased):
There is no "30 day money back guarantee".
There is a:
1. Free 30 day trial. I.e. there is no need to...
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General Discussion (sailing related)
07-24-2012
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Corsair 24 Mk II as a first boat?
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brak
Re: Corsair 24 Mk II as a first boat?
Since, as you admit, you don't own F-24 and I did own one and sailed it for quite a while, I think I've got a bit more factual data to support my opinion than you do, won't you say?
Also, who said...
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General Discussion (sailing related)
07-23-2012
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Corsair 24 Mk II as a first boat?
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1,045
Posted By
brak
Re: Corsair 24 Mk II as a first boat?
I had MkI for some time.
Very lightweight boat. In my experience, it is great for sailing in calm seas with decent wind. The problem I encountered was that whenever wind was good - seas were...
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General Discussion (sailing related)
07-13-2012
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32' Trimaran - $22k
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1,567
Posted By
brak
Re: 32' Trimaran - $22k
Is this a wooden boat? The description talks about foam core and epoxy, didn't notice the wood part. Interior does have quite a bit of wood - but that's another story entirely.
If it wasn't that...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
06-21-2012
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47
Navigation Software
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3,213
Posted By
brak
Re: Navigation Software
I am sorry, I really can't completely ignore this. As a developer I should keep mum, but since I am also (believe it or not) a human being, here goes.
After years of spending enormous amount of...
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General Discussion (sailing related)
06-15-2012
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47
Navigation Software
Views:
3,213
Posted By
brak
Re: Navigation Software
Sometimes, when discussion like this comes up, I think I should just shut down Polar Navy - so that I can openly speak about other navigation products :) But the position requires that I bite my...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
06-15-2012
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9
ICW Bridges
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608
Posted By
brak
Re: ICW Bridges
Here is the full list of bridges in Florida: Florida Bridge Schedule (http://www.sailmiami.com/Intracoastal_Waterway/Bridges/Florida/Florida%20ICWbridges.htm) (the schedule is all wrong and outdated...
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General Discussion (sailing related)
06-14-2012
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Curious searches
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316
Posted By
brak
Re: Curious searches
Another one today: "book of mathematical equations used in marine navigation"
:) May I suggest basic algebra and trigonometry? Curiously, this one is from Canada. And they say US math education is...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
06-10-2012
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14
Am I Nuts?.....And if so, what do I do now?
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848
Posted By
brak
Re: Am I Nuts?.....And if so, what do I do now?
Curious. I have almost an opposite problem - no one invites me anywhere :) Fortunately, I enjoy my alone time just fine. But I'd love to have your problem.
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General Discussion (sailing related)
06-10-2012
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Stopping in the US with no visa
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1,338
Posted By
brak
Re: Stopping in the US with no visa
Someone I know had a similar situation with a girl from eastern europe. They entered Puerto Rico (without any distress, simply because they wanted to) and USCIS allowed her to stay there for 48 or 72...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
06-07-2012
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interesting rescue worth discussing
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2,556
Posted By
brak
Re: interesting rescue worth discussing
Well, it wouldn't be the only type of object where official measurements differ from those stated by the proprietor. "It shrunk"
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
06-07-2012
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interesting rescue worth discussing
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2,556
Posted By
brak
Re: interesting rescue worth discussing
These are *news articles*, ergo - information in these is highly unreliable. It is quite possible that they were towed by commercial towing vessels on behalf of CG, which is something that wouldn't...
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General Discussion (sailing related)
06-07-2012
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46
interesting rescue worth discussing
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2,556
Posted By
brak
Re: interesting rescue worth discussing
First, the boat looks to be quite a bit bigger than 49' - compare it to the 47' CG vessel. News articles give varying values, from 45 to 49 - but to me it looks to be at least 60' or so, especially...
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General Discussion (sailing related)
05-22-2012
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3
Curious searches
Views:
316
Posted By
brak
Curious searches
Polar Navy blog gets both visitors that are looking for software and, of course, people that look for other, usually navigation-related, items. Wordpress shows search queries that bring users to the...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
05-07-2012
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23
Seatalk help needed badly
Views:
1,754
Posted By
brak
Re: Seatalk help needed badly
heading or course are required to calculate true wind. you are welcome to read the following for details: PolarCOM “True” Wind Calculation « Polar Navy Co...
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General Discussion (sailing related)
05-05-2012
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23
Seatalk help needed badly
Views:
1,754
Posted By
brak
Re: Seatalk help needed badly
You need more than speed to get a true wind value calculated (even assuming that their wind instrument can calculate it).
At a *very* least you need speed through water and heading, in addition to...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
05-04-2012
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4
NOAA terminology
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345
Posted By
brak
Re: NOAA terminology
they also use ERN and WRN
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
04-30-2012
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18
plotting software
Views:
1,223
Posted By
brak
Re: plotting software
I think it's down to £15 now in UK.
Our disks have stated price of 0. Buyer is paying for information which he could, for all intents and purposes, download (in fact at some point that's how...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
04-30-2012
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18
plotting software
Views:
1,223
Posted By
brak
Re: plotting software
This is a sale from US, so there should be no VAT to pay - at least not that I know of (and none of those who already ordered said anything).
We sell them at cost (actually, for some world...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
04-30-2012
Replies:
18
plotting software
Views:
1,223
Posted By
brak
Re: plotting software
As I mentioned in an earlier post - Polar Navy, Polar Navy - Marine Navigation Software (http://www.polarnavy.com)
Check ordering page for UK chart product. These are ENC charts (S57/S63) for use...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
04-28-2012
Replies:
18
plotting software
Views:
1,223
Posted By
brak
Re: plotting software
I think we were discussing specifically charts of UK. It costs less than $30 per user to get a complete UK & Ireland coverage of all available chart and scale levels.
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