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How A Simple Job Becomes Three Days of Torture
A simple job: Install a Xantrex Freedom 20 inverter/charger and Link 2000 monitor. Stated in a sentence of a few words. A couple of hours, done deal, right? Maybe a day.
"But wait," you say, "Nothing takes a few hours on a boat." And you'd be right.
First, one must have a vision of what one wants to do. So here's the vision: read more »
- Take the 2 - 4D batteries and the 8D and make them one bank.
- Add a Group 29 battery as the starter/emergency bank
- Install the Xantrex Freedom 20 inverter/charger
- Install the Xantrex Link 2000 monitor/remote control (for the inverter)
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Intensity Sails Tyvek Regatta Deck Cover for Laser Sailboats 77th Sail
My Intensity Sails Tyvek Regatta Deck Cover for Laser Sailboats 77th Sail of 2008 was another one of those perfect days for sailing. 10-15 knots out of the south-east. Finger-licking good. Being able to go sailing on days like this is the main reason I retired early from my former existence of driving a desk in a glass box.
I launched out of Independence Park in Bristol, gave the old leg and back muscles a good workout beating out of Bristol Harbor, and then cracked off the wind to sail under Mount Hope Bridge and into Mount Hope Bay, a.k.a. My Bay. There were some real nice swells running under the bridge. I know even less about waves than I do about Laser sailing, but I assume that the waves coming up the Eastern Passage of Narragansett Bay in a southerly are somehow focused into the narrower channel through the bridge and that's why they are bigger there? read more »
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