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  • in reply to: W60 rebuild, final product #69264
    madsailor
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    Chuck! You're a maniac! Good for you!

    Bob

    On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 7:58 PM, Don Barber < ([email][/email])> wrote:

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    Chuck that was awsome !!!!!

    Don


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    in reply to: Summer raft up #69260
    madsailor
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    I was wondering about that, too. I'm free most weekends, but not last two in August, first in September. It's only 13 hours from Stamford, CT.

    Bob

    On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Adam Silverstein < ([email][/email])> wrote:

    So after all that blather, nada? I'll post some pictures from Naragansett Bay.

    Adam Silverstein
    s/v Phantom Corsair

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    in reply to: Mast Pulpits News & Photos #69251
    madsailor
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    Hi Tor,

    Wow! I mean WOW! Where are mine? (Didn't get private mail)

    Listen – the angle of the foot on the outboard leg is correct, just 1″ short?

    Make a pad out of Ipe. Hard as a rock, will outlast teak.

    Man, thanks!

    Bob

    On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 10:55 AM, Silver Heels < ([email][/email])> wrote:

    Attention Pulpiteers,

    I have just emailed everyone (I hope!) privately who has expressed interest in ordering mast pulpits. The email contains
    an update on the prototype rails I just received and tried on for size. I sent just one email to everyone at once via
    Bcc, so if you have not received that correspondence please check your spam folder, trash bin, etc. for an email titled,
    “Mast Pulpits News & Photos,” with 4 JPEG photos attached. If you cannot find or retrieve the info, email me at
    () and I'll send it to you again individually.

    Tor


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    in reply to: auto fog horn #69248
    madsailor
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    If you're going to upgrade your VHF, the Standard Horizon GX5500S has all that and more. I just installed one.

    On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 12:36 AM, Aaron Lynch < ([email][/email])> wrote:

    I have a uniden UM 525 VHF radio, it can play several different patterns over the loud hailer. I presume most radios (or dedicated hailers) have a similar function.

    It workd real good too until the Genoa wiped the horn off the mast before I had installed the radar. Learned that lesson quick, but a little late 🙂

    On 3/17/08 6:54 PM, Lee Yonkers wrote :

    Does anyone know of a commercially available automatic horn that meets CG requirements for operations in fog? I have heard of systems that reportedly work through the hailer option of a VHF radio.

    Thanks

    Lee Y
    #43

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    in reply to: Hatch matters #69241
    madsailor
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    Pompanette is the distributor of Bomar products. I know because I bought stuff from them.

    Bob

    On Sat, Mar 15, 2008 at 7:16 PM, Jim Ashworth < ([email][/email])> wrote:

    Check out http://www.pompanette.com Jim Ashworth

    On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 4:17 PM, adam silverstein < ([email][/email])> wrote:

    Por favor, what are the stock hatches? I was under the impression they
    might be Bomar 100 series. I need to replace gaskets and several
    broken armatures, so any tips are appreciated.

    -Adam Silverstein
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    in reply to: Mast Pitts & Mail Liost #69236
    madsailor
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    Hi Jack,

    Someone else in the list got theirs replaced… Let me see if I can find out who – it's the mast foot.

    Bob

    On Sat, Mar 15, 2008 at 9:52 AM, Deaton Yacht Sales < ([email][/email])> wrote:

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    Hi Robert: thanks for getting me involved. Mike must have misundersood me. I'm actually looking for a mast shoe as mine is very badly corroded. I'm getting reay to pull the “stick” and replace it. Metalmast used to make one but I understand they are no longer in business. Have a great week end.
    Best Regards/ Jack Coulter CPYB

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    in reply to: Mast Pitts & Mail Liost #69234
    madsailor
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    Hi Mike,

    I can't imagine they'd be unhappy to hear from Jack. Here's the info from Tor:

    Greetings Pulpiteers,

    OK, we’re all set to order our mast pulpits now. The fabricator, Railmakers Inc, needs the following information from
    each of you who wish to participate in the group-rate order:

    – Your Name
    – Shipping Address
    – Day Phone Number
    – Email Address
    – MasterCard of Visa (number, expiration date, 3-digit security number, billing address zip code)

    – Also, you MUST specify to Railmakers directly whether or not you want the mid-level stepping bar option for an
    additional $90.

    Please call, email or fax your information directly to Dave (David Hawley, Manager) at Railmakers between today,
    Wednesday the 27th, and this Friday the 29th. Remember they’re on Pacific Standard Time, 3 hours earlier than East Coast
    time:

    Railmakers, Inc.
    David Hawley, Manager
    864 West 18th Street
    Costa Mesa, CA 92627

    Phone: (949)642-6506
    Fax : (949)642-8066
    Email: ()
    URL : http://www.railmakers.com

    Railmakers is going to build all of the mast pulpits at the same time. Once they get payment info from all of us, they
    predict it will be one to two weeks for production, plus two to three days for polishing and packaging, plus shipping
    time (UPS Ground). So for the production run, from time of order to parts in hand figure three to four weeks. I’ve asked
    Dave to send the first two pair off the line to Bob Fine and me so we can verify that everything is as it should be.
    That way, if there is any little glitch, we can get back to Railmakers about it (hopefully) before they ship the rest.

    Here, again, is what you can expect to pay:

    $445.00 – per pair of mast pulpits, as per attached FINAL FINAL (mod-10) plan drawings
    $ 90.00 – optional stepping Bar
    $ 8.50 – packaging
    $100.00 – ESTIMATED shipping cost, UPS Ground

    Thanks to all of you for your input and your patience.

    Reef early,

    Tor


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    On Fri, Mar 14, 2008 at 4:12 PM, Mike Bogie < ([email][/email])> wrote:

    Hey Guys

    Can you believe it I'm writing about mast pitts, go figure.

    A friend of mine Jack just bought hull #184 I'm #183 anyway in a conversation with him I mentioned the mast pitts ya'll are buying. He would be interested if it is not too late

    He also needs to be put on our mail list. His name and address listed below.

    Jack Coulter – ()

    Thanks
    Mike Bogie
    #183.

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    Bogie Hardware, Inc.
    800-278-3309 or Fax 800-590-9659
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    http://www.bogiehardware.com

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