One of the islands on the float plan don't want me if I've been on either island. I suppose it makes sense that the islands can do their best to...
I was wondering this about the mooring field at Shroud. It seems somewhat exposed. Better when you push up to the north end behind the bars?
At Chub they needed to have copies in their possession, or were the originals returned to you? Not clear...
Thank you. My general perspective is that the rules are easy to follow subject to avoiding Freeport and Nassau. I get your need to be there, and...
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Thank you for posting this. I'd prefer to dig in here as opposed to Highborne again.
Lol, yes, I found out about Navionics the, um, hard way. I've heavily relied upon some terrific paper charts with lots of notes that I referenced...
Thank you. I'll keep this in mind. I know there's another thread out there on this, but have you found the CMap charts to be reliable for these...
Rule of thumb, more or less, is arrive early enough to be able to find a different rock if this one is too crowded, even if just to tuck in behind...
Agree with you in terms of Cave. I'm going to pass through Shroud next month as well.
Many places you can't get to with that draft... But, if you can navigate your waters of choice given the dimensions, perhaps it's a heck of a...
Beautiful little ship. 10 foot draft.....
Ok, I need to learn. My experience was that "electric stabilizers" were operated by an electric hydraulic pump that sat apart from the mains. I...
Perhaps I'm hijacking the thread by focusing on the concept of conversion from an existing hydraulic to an electric system.
But why not merely seek to upgrade the hydraulic system itself via fins and command unit as opposed to converting an existing hydraulic system to...
I'm just not sure that I'd want to shift the reliability of hydraulic to electric for long range cruising. What am I missing?
[IMG] Here's a new one to consider.
Oh, this is so fun.
I was probably on the horizon of that shot. It was one nasty day out there, and eventually that dredge worked its way offshore and just sat nose...
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