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Everyone with a W58 should have a circuit breaker right next to the
solenoid.
On Sep 5, 2011 11:11 PM, “Patrick “Peaboy” Walters”
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We do all our oils cushioned with pasta, crackers, cookies forward. We
have a wire stand mid – with things like aluminum foil, saran wrap,etc
and we store our fruit on the top shelf of the rack. Then aft – cutting
boards outboard behind the deck scupper hose, coffee stuff ( thermos,
current coffee bag), clothes pins (they were there when we bought the
boat 13yrs ago). As Bob suggests – when we first provision for a trip –
lots of other stuff gets put in around existing items… while we say
we’ll document we never do and always have to search because we can’t
remember.– pat
Robert Fine wrote, On 8/9/11 7:04 AM:
Quote:Hi Dawn,I use that area for dry goods like rice, coffee, and so forth so no shelving
needed. You could use baskets that you can get at WalMart to organize the
stuff (I prefer the patented Bob Fine method of stacking and shoving, etc.
so you may not want to take my advice).I have seen half of the section (over the stove) used as a microwave. What
we don’t know or remember is if you have the ‘U’ shaped galley or the ‘L’
one.Bob
On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 7:57 AM, Dawn Rodney wrote:
Quote:Hi everyone
Does anyone have any suggestions for redesigning the port galley storage
area that is behind the sliding doors? If so, do you have any pics? Ours
is completely open right now and we don’t have any shelving or organization
at all.
Thanks for your help!
Thanks,
Dawn
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Verizon is blocking messages as spam
SMTP error from remote mail server after initial connection: host
relay.verizon.net [206.46.232.11]: 571 Email from 96.127.149.74 is
currently blocked by Verizon Online’s anti-spam system. The email sender
or Email Service Provider may visit http://www.verizon.net/whitelist and
request removal of the block. 110803– pat
pat noordsij wrote, On 8/3/11 8:01 PM:
I’ve been getting messages… have you checked your spam filters?
Our server changed about 10 days ago – maybe it triggered something?
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I’ve been getting messages… have you checked your spam filters?
Our server changed about 10 days ago – maybe it triggered something?
– pat
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Really – it’s always wet? I use a cork to seal it .. and then put dirty
shirts and other not so big things with detergent just before we take
off… works great as a small washing machine for us. Does it work for
us because we’re in fresh water?– pat
SV Doris E, p424 #178Dawn Rodney wrote, On 6/18/11 1:39 PM:
Hi all,
Since moving on the boat and using the shower pretty much everyday has made fighting the water and scum build up in the seat area in the shower the bain of my existence. We don’t use the space for anything since it never dries out. I was wonderinf if anyone has just filled in the space and sealled it off? And if so, what did you fill it with? I was thinking of using that spray foam stuff and then creating a gasket of sealant around the top edge and screw down the seat cover.
Thanks,
Dawn
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I don’t believe it’s the website – it’s an individual’s address book.
So far it’s been folks with Yahoo accounts. Whether it’s their machine
or the actual yahoo account – is hard to tell– pat
Elaine Patton wrote, On 5/23/11 10:43 AM:
Hello all,
It appears that the website has been compromised and our email addresses are
being spoofed to send malware.Elaine
Bel Esprit II
Hull 175
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Generally – his machine was nailed once .. and now his address is
compromised regardless of machine status.– p
Robert Fine wrote, On 5/19/11 9:02 AM:
Quote:Believe it or not, he might not be infected as his email address could be
spoofed. He has no control over that, sadly.Bob
I’m not being terse. This is from my mobile.
On May 19, 2011 8:57 AM, “Silverheels” wrote:Quote:Good move. Has anyone emailed him to inform him his computer email
program has been compromised?Tor
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I think it’s really been silent.. maybe everyone is visiting mom…
We could all sing Happy Birthday to Pete Dubler …
– pat
Doris E, p424 #178Silverheels wrote, On 5/7/11 3:59 PM:
Has this group really been silent for the past 4 days, or am I just not
receiving the emails?Tor
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we purchased 1″ brass rings ( from sailrite) for the ends of the lines
and then used lashing with LashIt to the pullpit and pushpit
( http://samsonrope.com/index.cfm?ind=13&app=6&rope=168&inst=1 )– pat
SV Doris ES V Navasana wrote, On 4/28/11 3:15 PM:
Quote:CS Johnson makes hardware for synthetic lines. Best price I have found is from a place in MD. Will track down website and get it posted.Eric Lorentzon
EFI Sales Development Manager
412.352.1941
Sent from my iPhoneOn Apr 28, 2011, at 12:39 PM, Alan wrote:
Quote:What kind of hardware do you use to make all the connectors for the Gates etc.
alan— On Thu, 4/28/11, norris larson wrote:
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PEA = Pearson
59 = model 424
043 = hull number 43
M79 = built in building year1979
A = Month of Manufacture; A = August, B = Septemberhttp://www.sailingseadragon.com/SerialNumber.htm
Lee Yonkers wrote, On 4/24/11 10:18 AM:
This is my hull number: PEA59043M79A
Will someone please translate this for me or direct me to a website that will
translate it?Lee
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Alas, this year we live an additional 320 miles more north making it too
long a trip.Let us know what the show is like.
– pat
Oldrodie wrote, On 1/26/11 12:42 PM:
I will be there Thursday and Friday, perhaps a bit on Saturday too.
Eric Lorentzon
SV Navasana
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The list is not quiet. Unfortunately Comcast is blocking the list
again. I’ve been working on it for about a week. I was promised it
would be fixed by yesterday. As you see that hasn’t happened yet.You can see all the activity online.. but I can’t get it delivered to
Comcast yet.Sorry
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wrote, On 11/12/10 7:48 AM:
No messages for quite a few days. Is everyone out sailing or is the list server broken?
Rich
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while you are linking a picture – really what you are typing in is a url
so you needed to use the URL tag and not the IMG tag.i’ve edited the post
– pat
Chuck Ruble wrote, On 11/2/10 2:24 PM:
What am I doing wrong with the link to the photo?
Chuck
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I know that we have not changed out the mast step… and I know the po
did not – he was barely up to swapping out the cushions.. Now the
original owner – maybe but probably not – as he owned a max prop in a
box for 10 yrs, passed to the next owner and we inherited finally 15 yrs
later.This wasn’t the kind of maintenance these guys would do.
– pat
Doris E, p424 #178SilverHeels wrote, On 10/31/10 9:04 PM:
Quote:Ah HA! The plot thickens.Maybe #178’s PO gave her that aluminum mainmast step.
Tor
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The ss window is 229.95 + spacer @ 39.95 + screen min 24.95. Boat show
price for all 3 is 254.85.( my friend bought 4 so we dissected his receipt )
– pat
On 10/7/10, Philippe Fontaine <> wrote:
Quote:Hi Pat,
I also am considering the NFM SS ports and called Michael Lux as you
suggested to Joe. The boat show price I received for six 5×12 ports was
$1529.10 which he said was a $37 per port saving. The $1529.10 price works
out to be $254.85 each. Just curious about the source of the $230 price you
mentioned in your earlier message.? Second question concerns cabin wall
thickness. Do you (or anyone else) know what that is? Alternatively, can
someone who has purchased these tell me whether teak spacers were required
to make up the correct thickness? Michael Lux mentioned needing somewhere
around 3/4 inch thickness. I’d be surprized if our cabins are that thick.
Thanks,
Phil fontaine – Aurora
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