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  • ToddL214
    Finished!
    Those replacement bulkheads look great and appear to match well to the other woodwork I can see in the photos. I'll try to figure out how to...
  • Captain Grey Beard
    SERENITY
    You can use both panels at the same time. Because they are completely seperate sytems. The only reason you have a master over ride switch on you...
  • Captain Grey Beard
    SERENITY
    I am replacing the original panel all together. The original panel is not waterproof and is down by the floor. I'm also adding circuits. The...
  • Captain Grey Beard
    SERENITY
    Yes, you can have the DC panel & the AC panel active at the same time. They are electricity seperate systems.
  • hudson_rogue
    SERENITY
    And you don't have an override like on a house generator breaker, you just make sure all switches except your master/battery switch are off while...

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My wife sailing on Bogue Sound, NC

My wife sailing on Bogue Sound, NC

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Running on Bogue Sound, NC

Running on Bogue Sound, NC

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Anchored at Kerr Lake, NC

Anchored at Kerr Lake, NC

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Sailing Home

Sailing Home

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Leaving anchorage at Kerr Lake, NC

Leaving anchorage at Kerr Lake, NC

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Kerr Lake, NC camping spot

Kerr Lake, NC camping spot

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Sailing on Bogue Sound, NC

Sailing on Bogue Sound, NC

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Safe harbour, Bogue Sound, NC

Safe harbour, Bogue Sound, NC

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Summer cleaning, June 2009

Summer cleaning, June 2009

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Boatyard, June 2009

Boatyard, June 2009

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Culatra island, summer 2007

Culatra island, summer 2007

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Cor Leonis in Algarve, 1997

Cor Leonis in Algarve, 1997

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The project took just over 1/2 sheet of plywood. The assembly is not anchored to the trailer in any way, but cut so that it could be angled in and wedged into place.

The project took just over 1/2 sheet of plywood. The assembly is not anchored to the trailer in any way, but cut so that it could be angled in and wedged into place.

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The keel to inside notch contact surface is a piece of plastic cut from a 55 gallon drum. This allows the keel to be off center but guided into place with minimal friction. Time will tell how durable it is, but there is a lot of plastic in one drum.

The keel to inside notch contact surface is a piece of plastic cut from a 55 gallon drum. This allows the keel to be off center but guided into place with minimal friction. Time will tell how durable it is, but there is a lot of plastic in one drum.

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Guide line through hull guide, tightened with ratcheting strap

Guide line through hull guide, tightened with ratcheting strap

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Front view of notch and guide line. Bunks were 2x4 and replaced with 2x6, and shortened to reach no further forward than front upright. Note where lines are drawn together; this would work better if there was separation so that the centerline of the hull was captured.

Front view of notch and guide line. Bunks were 2x4 and replaced with 2x6, and shortened to reach no further forward than front upright. Note where lines are drawn together; this would work better if there was separation so that the centerline of the hull was captured.

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Rear view of notch and guide line

Rear view of notch and guide line

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Picture 119

Picture 119

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Picture 114

Picture 114

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Picture 110

Picture 110

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Picture 090

Picture 090

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O'Day 22 Deck Plan

O'Day 22 Deck Plan

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