Nav Table or Junk Drawer?

[dlochner]

And for good reason... Brining in good contraband and not sharing the spoils. Shame...

Oh, we shared. Went over to the Marina manager's boat after dinner and opened the bottle.

 

[jssailem]

Well that is one person who will keep your secret.

 

[kloudie1]

Stuff indeed. But all good stuff. Ship papers nav tools. Micrometer, deck pump out opener, etc.

 

[AlastairLC]

Thanks for the photo, Claude. Now that looks like a good junk drawer.
And I bet you know everything that’s in it!

 

[Charlie Jones s/v Tehani]

while I have electronic nav gear, I always carry paper charts. AND when sailing offshore, I mark my position on them hourly, or there abouts. Offshore being crossing the gulf of Mexico from Texas to Florida, or return, for example, Inshore, I print the NOAA chart books and put them in a 3 ring binder.

Did the same when on a trip, Rockport Texas to Isla Mujeres Mexico a few years ago.

Electronics have been known to fail

 

[All U Get]

while I have electronic nav gear, I always carry paper charts. AND when sailing offshore, I mark my position on them hourly, or there abouts. Offshore being crossing the gulf of Mexico from Texas to Florida, or return, for example, Inshore, I print the NOAA chart books and put them in a 3 ring binder.

Did the same when on a trip, Rockport Texas to Isla Mujeres Mexico a few years ago.

Electronics have been known to fail

My plan is to turn west and run until I ooze into the mud. Worked for me once. I also drew my own chart on a celestial nav. worksheet with the major cities of the east coast and Lat/Long lines every 5 degrees. Then I found a similar chart in the Explorer books. Great minds.