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Talbot
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Re: Liferaft Survival
<<if not, how do they achieve it?>>
Very slowly! /forums/images/icons/smile.gif
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<<if not, how do they achieve it?>>
Very slowly! /forums/images/icons/smile.gif
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bruce
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Re: Liferaft Survival
you HAVE to be kidding, right?
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you HAVE to be kidding, right?
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Peppermint
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Re: Clearly
You must have a very large liferaft. An all round white meets colreg's for most of them.
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You must have a very large liferaft. An all round white meets colreg's for most of them.
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Re: Clearly
>>Before I realised there were no other navlights, I'd removed and binned the all round white because I needed the power source for my electric toaster.<<
Have you considered putting one of Honda's lighweight generators in your grab-bag? Powering your toaster isn't exactly essential IMO though I do understand where you are coming from.
I think you should consider putting an electric watermaker in your grab bag which would be useful for personal hygiene, especially when you are sharing your raft with several other shipmates.
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>>Before I realised there were no other navlights, I'd removed and binned the all round white because I needed the power source for my electric toaster.<<
Have you considered putting one of Honda's lighweight generators in your grab-bag? Powering your toaster isn't exactly essential IMO though I do understand where you are coming from.
I think you should consider putting an electric watermaker in your grab bag which would be useful for personal hygiene, especially when you are sharing your raft with several other shipmates.
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