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Old 07-05-2004, 18:48   #1
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Just reading this story: http://www.weatherguy.com/Marine_Forecast_Services/Rescue_at_Sea.htm.
I thought I might throw a waterproof disposable camera in the emergency grab bag after reading this. Something to show the insurance company.
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Old 28-11-2007, 18:07   #2
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pirate Check keel boats?

Oddly enough, pull and check a keel boat or two every few years didn't make it onto his "Lessons learned" list. I assume the boat had a bolted on keel. It is hard to imagine loosing an integral glass keel this way.
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Just reading this story: http://www.weatherguy.com/Marine_Forecast_Services/Rescue_at_Sea.htm.
I thought I might throw a waterproof disposable camera in the emergency grab bag after reading this. Something to show the insurance company.
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Old 28-11-2007, 18:18   #3
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Keel bolts-

Rereading, I see he checked his keel bolts from inside the boat. Problem is, it is corrosion at the point where the keel joins the hull that destroys keel bolts. He doesn't say who made his boat, how old it is, what it was made of, etc.
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Oddly enough, pull and check a keel boat or two every few years didn't make it onto his "Lessons learned" list. I assume the boat had a bolted on keel. It is hard to imagine loosing an integral glass keel this way.
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Old 28-11-2007, 18:43   #4
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She's a Pearson sloop, built in 1989 according to the documentation records:

Data found in current database. Vessel Name: CHARISMA * USCG Doc. No.: 953830 Vessel Service: RECREATIONAL IMO Number: * Trade Indicator: Recreational Call Sign: * Hull Material: FRP (FIBERGLASS) Hull Number: TSP33042D990 Ship Builder: TILLOTSON-PEARSON INC Year Built: 1989

Length (ft.): 33 Hailing Port: PEARL HARBOR HAWAII Hull Depth (ft.): 5 Owner: Hull Breadth (ft.): 11 Gross Tonnage: 9 Net Tonnage: 8 Documentation Issuance Date: June 22, 1993 Documentation Expiration Date: * Previous Vessel Names: No Vessel Name Changes Previous Vessel Owners: ALLAN T GEIGER
RICHARD A SHEMA
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