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: would you ocean cross in a dinghy
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21.95%
no
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yes but only if I was allowed to bring a kitten
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NOOOAAAHHH
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09-06-2021, 08:58
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Pacificcruise
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Re: Pacific Ocean Crossing in a Dinghy
I'm looking into different
solar
powered setups at the moment
09-06-2021, 09:01
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Pacificcruise
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Re: Pacific Ocean Crossing in a Dinghy
I have been looking into different
solar
powered setups
09-06-2021, 09:52
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Shrew
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Location: Rhode Island/Florida USA
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Re: Pacific Ocean Crossing in a Dinghy
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Pacificcruise
I'm looking into different solar powered setups at the moment
The question was "Rowing or Sailing". Are you insinuating that you're going to use an
electric motor
?
Even this response is 'Troll-Like'. An out of context response to a clear question with no details.
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HopCar
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Re: Pacific Ocean Crossing in a Dinghy
How about cross the Atlantic in a two meter
boat
?
Hugo Valen: been there, done that, twice.
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Tellie
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Boat: FP Athena 38' Poerava
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Re: Pacific Ocean Crossing in a Dinghy
What you can do and what is advisable are two different things. You can jump off the empire state building without a parachute, it's just not advisable.
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Echo7Alpha
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Re: Pacific Ocean Crossing in a Dinghy
The logistics of
food
and
water
would make this a definite no.
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Re: Pacific Ocean Crossing in a Dinghy
No way!
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