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Ralph Johnstone
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Ceramic heater on board?
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That's just too simple and direct, even for sleeping in an ice box. How can you argue with something like that ? The only problem I...
Oct 2, 2025
Ralph Johnstone
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An electric blanket will make you comfortable with less than 200 watts of power. It also leaves the bedding nice and dry.
Oct 2, 2025
Don S/V ILLusion
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Gel coat on underside of helmsman seat.
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Why ask if you did that? Gel won’t adhere to paint so unless you are sure the seat bottom is not paint, , you are in for a surprise...
Oct 2, 2025
JoeWhite
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OUTHAUL ACCESS
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https://mei1970.org/saillavie/Manuals_C36MKII Visit the above link page 28 to see the engineering drawing of the outhull in the boom.
Oct 2, 2025
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Well, you do have some work ahead of yourself. Your repair is probably not the first time this rudder has been repaired. The tell is in...
Oct 2, 2025
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This is a job which is relatively easy to fix and yet the results (if left uncorrected) may quite likely destroy a good portion of the...
Oct 2, 2025
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Isn't there a vent to the tank? There must be one. The vent tells you when you are close to filling the tank. Please explain how you...
Oct 2, 2025
Richard19068
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O’Day 28 gelcoat color
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I have a piece of scrap that O'day kindly left in my hull. I believe that this was a cutout for a bow pulpit base in the inner hull...
Oct 2, 2025
Richard19068
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O’Day 28 gelcoat color
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Thanks for doing the research. I know I would have to play around with it for my eye (or my wife's eye) but when you get to scaling up...
Oct 2, 2025
ggrizzard
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Assuming the hole will be drilled through a wood panel, no problem if you seal the sides of the hole with some epoxy. And don't you...
Oct 2, 2025
heritage
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An electric blanket will make you comfortable with less than 200 watts of power. It also leaves the bedding nice and dry.
Oct 2, 2025
Johnb
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Timing for the perfect tack
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I got a lesson last Monday that if there is a bee on the wheel it is best not to put your hand on it. Making time in the middle of a...
Oct 2, 2025
Johnb
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Weeping Keel Bolts
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I have no leaks. I did have my keel bolts torqued in 2019 by a boat yard and they all passed the test. Have you identified a specific one?
Oct 2, 2025
Johnb
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Ceramic heater on board?
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An electric blanket will make you comfortable with less than 200 watts of power. It also leaves the bedding nice and dry.
Oct 2, 2025
Don S/V ILLusion
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Gel coat on underside of helmsman seat.
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Gel won’t stand up to abrasion well. Consider a two-part epoxy paint or a simple home deck paint, both easily color matched.
Oct 2, 2025
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