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Atlantic & the Caribbean
Today, 17:25
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Harbors of Refuge on New Jersey Coast?
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Pandor
Re: harbors of refuge on jersey coast?
No offense was meant to you or the OP. Lighten up.
Forum:
Atlantic & the Caribbean
Today, 17:12
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Harbors of Refuge on New Jersey Coast?
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209
Posted By
Pandor
Re: harbors of refuge on jersey coast?
Both the OP’s question and your aggressive defense of it strike me as a little strange. It is a bit like asking if there is any where to get off the NJ Turnpike north of Pennsylvania. My post was...
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Atlantic & the Caribbean
Today, 17:02
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Harbors of Refuge on New Jersey Coast?
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Pandor
Re: harbors of refuge on jersey coast?
Are you the forum police or something?
Forum:
Atlantic & the Caribbean
Today, 16:38
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Harbors of Refuge on New Jersey Coast?
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209
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Pandor
Re: harbors of refuge on jersey coast?
https://www.offshoreblue.com/cruise/inlets-nj.php
Absecon Inlet into Atlantic City and Sandy Hook.
Forum:
Atlantic & the Caribbean
Today, 16:23
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Harbors of Refuge on New Jersey Coast?
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209
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Pandor
Re: harbors of refuge on jersey coast?
Well it is hard to be more specific when you haven’t. What is your draft, type of vessel, engine power? Are you looking for an inlet before the storm to ride it out or are you talking about a...
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Atlantic & the Caribbean
Today, 16:15
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Harbors of Refuge on New Jersey Coast?
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209
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Pandor
Re: harbors of refuge on jersey coast?
Of course. Do you know how to use a chart?
Forum:
Marine Electronics
Today, 16:13
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Usefullness of HF-radio (short-wave radios) in the Caribbean and Pacific Ocean
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Pandor
Re: Usefullness of HF-radio (short-wave radios) in the Caribbean and Pacific Ocean
No, I’m not sure I understand why the FCC even requires US citizens to purchase a license if there is no test. I certainly don’t understand why it costs $70 for a fully automated licensing process...
Forum:
General Sailing Forum
Today, 13:28
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This might not go well but here goes...
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213
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Pandor
Re: This might not go well but here goes...
I’d say you are set. Lazy jacks? The name says it all - only needed if lazy. Topping lift and boom vang? They’ll only cancel each other out. Preventer? You can rig something or just stick your...
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Marine Electronics
Today, 09:06
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Usefullness of HF-radio (short-wave radios) in the Caribbean and Pacific Ocean
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Pandor
Re: Usefullness of HF-radio (short-wave radios) in the Caribbean and Pacific Ocean
And in the US, our FCC only requires a restricted radio operators permit. $70, no test required, and it never expires. I’m not sure I understand the point.
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Rules of the Road, Regulations & Red Tape
Yesterday, 06:16
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USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
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6,271
Posted By
Pandor
Re: USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
To your answer I would have instinctively added “...and keep going until the butter melts. “
Forum:
General Sailing Forum
24-02-2021, 18:33
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Advice epirb plb whats everyone using
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Pandor
Re: Advice epirb plb whats everyone using
Aren’t all EPIRB batteries required to last 10 years now? I thought that was a standard and 5 years for the PLB.
What is the link for the new ACR?
Forum:
Engines and Propulsion Systems
24-02-2021, 05:12
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A little gasoline in the diesel
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2,459
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Pandor
Re: A little gasoline in the diesel
In older engines like yours, a lightly diluted (say 90% diesel/10% gasoline) mix will likely pass through with little to no detriment. It might simply cause reduced engine power, perhaps a bit more...
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Multihull Sailboats
24-02-2021, 04:30
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Accurate weight for catamaran in CT / RI
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Pandor
Re: Accurate weight for catamaran in CT / RI
So were you able to compare the results with the guage on your lift to determine how accurate the lift was?
Forum:
Rules of the Road, Regulations & Red Tape
24-02-2021, 03:57
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USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
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6,271
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Pandor
Re: USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
This is also made up. USCG wouldn’t use the term “fishing vessel” in a test. It is always “vessel engaged in fishing”. No such thing as the former.
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Deck hardware: Rigging, Sails & Hoisting
24-02-2021, 03:53
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looking for large sheaves
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392
Posted By
Pandor
Re: looking for large sheaves
Offshore Spars is another good custom source. $45...
Forum:
Rules of the Road, Regulations & Red Tape
23-02-2021, 19:00
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154
USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
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6,271
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Pandor
Re: USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
Yes, rule 18 does make a distinction. It provides the pecking order. But to make sense of it, you must go back to the rule 3 definitions. A PVD or SV can also be a vessel engaged in fishing. If PVD,...
Forum:
Rules of the Road, Regulations & Red Tape
23-02-2021, 18:29
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USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
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Pandor
Re: USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
Interestingly enough, a “vessel engaged in fishing” can be either propelled by sail or machinery. If propelled by machinery, Rule 15 does apply. If by sail, it doesn’t. Rule 18 applies at all times.
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Rules of the Road, Regulations & Red Tape
23-02-2021, 17:59
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USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
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Pandor
Re: USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
I don’t disagree with you. You might also have a horn on your boat you use to make sound signals. But the rules say that horn is called a whistle. They also say that a crossing situation involves two...
Forum:
Rules of the Road, Regulations & Red Tape
23-02-2021, 14:05
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USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
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6,271
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Pandor
Re: USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
Ha! I didn’t look to hard at the answers and if not told that this is a “trick” question, I probably would have chosen the sailboat as stand on. But I don’t think this is an actual USCG question...
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Rules of the Road, Regulations & Red Tape
23-02-2021, 13:12
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USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
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6,271
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Pandor
Re: USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
Rule 15 is “Crossing situation: when two power-driven vessels are crossing...”
Therefore, crossing situations only happen under the rules between two power-driven vessels. A “crossing” between a...
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Rules of the Road, Regulations & Red Tape
23-02-2021, 12:00
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154
USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
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6,271
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Pandor
Re: USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
Rule 18 would indeed apply if the sailboat was indeed a “sailing vessel”. By definition a sailing vessel means any vessel under sail provided that propelling machinery, if fitted, is not being used. ...
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Rules of the Road, Regulations & Red Tape
23-02-2021, 09:29
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USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
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Pandor
Re: USCG Exam Rules of the Road Trick Questions
Rule 15 for crossing situations applies only to power driven vessels. Therefore, your sailboat is under power and the othe boat is stand on since they are to starboard.
Forum:
Construction, Maintenance & Refit
21-02-2021, 20:00
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20
Complete new instrumentation needed
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1,037
Posted By
Pandor
Re: Complete new instrumentation needed
I’m sure someone has some used stuff they’d like to sell quick. It might have originally come off an Oceanis. Oh wait...
Forum:
General Sailing Forum
21-02-2021, 17:44
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7
Tan(course)
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318
Posted By
Pandor
Re: Tan(course)
Tan^(-1) is a way to write “inverse tangent.” It would look better if I could figure out how to write the -1 in superscript after tan.
On my iPhone, while in the calculator app, you need to turn...
Forum:
General Sailing Forum
21-02-2021, 14:15
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7
Tan(course)
Views:
318
Posted By
Pandor
Re: Tan(course)
I think you have a typo in the first lat/lon and it should be from 40.5°N, 43.0°W to 42.25°N, 41.8°W
Usual terminology:
p = departure
l = difference in latitude
C = course angle
Cn = course...
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