SV__Grace

Thanks. I will check it out!

You mentioned in the anchoring forum you could share the way to anchor with a Vulcan. I have an Offshore 62 powerboat with the 121lb Vulcan. So far so good, but I have never been in rough weather. Can you offer me some tips?
Thank you Evan

Thanks for sharing the info about how you fit the large solar panels onto the hardtop. Nice to have the available clearance below the boom. We have an acrylic top on our center cockpit and could mount panels through to the SS tubes, but the boom just barely clears the top so no room there for regular hard panels. Don't want to lower the frame as I barely get standing headroom in the cockpit now. Choices, choices!

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S V Grace, I had to message you after your comment on Elastatether. I wouldn’t use mine in a crowded anchorage but I have used it at times to keep a reference on the hook location.
Now on to item #2 as in fact I am on S/V Grace II my Irwin 46 ketch. She came to me as S/V Grace but in registration I was beat to the singular name. I was a but chapped at first but then realized it was meant to be as my Zodiac Yachtline is named Grace Too.
You can find me on social media as Glen Coombe The Putting Doctor “retired” and as Sea Castle Photo Video.
Cheers,
Glen

Hi. This is Ron with the Pacific Seacraft you met this past summer in Gig Harbor I believe. We were boating with Ron and Suzi Bowman of Tango - also a 43 Nauticat. I have been following this thread and was wondering if you intend to sell your Vulcan 33? I would be interested if you are. We are in Kingston for now and get to Poulsbo frequently so we should get together for coffee at least. I’m sure you have been to Sluey’s Bakery many times by now!

Let me know if you are interested in getting rid of the anchor

Thanks - Ron Risden