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Recessed Foot Step
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My boarding aid - a low freeboard 😊
7 Aug 2024
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Bow thrusters and mooring buoys
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There is a woman on the crew. Vastly experienced, about 55, and just as up for a callout as the 30 year olds. Being as keen as mustard...
7 Aug 2024
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There are at least two sorts of pacemaker. When I told DVLA about mine I then had to convince them it was the less-problematic one which...
7 Aug 2024
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Absolutely no offence taken by me at all. It's just that I don't want The Old Guvnor looking over my shoulder at posts here and getting...
7 Aug 2024
srm
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@Poignard and @mjcoon. No offence intended. I was simply quoting what I was told as an example of not knowing the full background to a...
7 Aug 2024
srm
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Not my experience. Our Lifeboat was an all weather boat, an Arun, then a Severn, perhaps yours is different. Two of the crew were...
7 Aug 2024
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A game changer watermaker if its as good as claimed.
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There have been manual RO devices before - it's hardly a new idea. The verdict on previous ones was that you'd sweat out as much as you...
7 Aug 2024
srm
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We do not know all the facts. I used to know a guy who would frequently take his smallish yacht out for a motor in fine weather. One...
7 Aug 2024
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UK vs Baltic anchoring
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I had my main anchor, a 15kg Bruce copy, at the stern holding the boat off from the rock and used the smaller spare anchor as a rock...
7 Aug 2024
srm
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YM- exam only?
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Unfortunately, on the East Coast it is very easy to be like Aladdin's Genie when he points out the emergency exits on the magic carpet...
6 Aug 2024
srm
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YM- exam only?
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"Safe!" And "Danger that way; safety that way!" Anything beyond that is a cherry on top! 😎
6 Aug 2024
srm
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YM- exam only?
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When introducing the gentle art of pilotage I would quote Mark Twain's river pilot. Lady passenger: "Gee your the pilot" "Yes mam" "You...
6 Aug 2024
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Boat fixations
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Watch out, Neeves will be along to tell us all to never use a Paradigm Anchor, but the far superior Bias Anchor - oh, and make sure you...
6 Aug 2024
srm
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Poignard's post
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Boat fixations
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I don't even want one wheel - a tiller is just fine!
6 Aug 2024
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Greenwich meridian
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Sorry for the late response! This post (GPS Spoofing) gives the low-down! The global datums (WGS72, WGS84, ED50 and the like) all...
6 Aug 2024
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