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You might consider the Michalak QT (Rowing version) skiff. Sounds like it was meant for you. In one of the write-ups of Michalak's plans, he compares the...
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Jan 1, 2003
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Dan: Great looking AF3! I hadn't thought about it, but you may be right about the no wind on launching thing. That happened to me with my Caprice. The ...
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I'm not sure if that wet blanket was aimed at me, but LED's can easily meet the brightness standard of USCG regs, and last longer, (10,000-100,000 hours) use...
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Wrote these two articles on my adventures with LED lights... http://www.chebacco.com/articles/chebacco5.5/article.htm ...
Richard Spelling
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Jan 1, 2003
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Congratulations, Dan! She's a beauty, and look like a boat you can enjoy for years. Bill...
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Thanks for the kind words....... I got my wind today! Had AF3 out in way too much wind. She goes like a rocket. I had hoped she would be reasonably fast and I...
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A good day of building on the Piragua 18. Today I laminated on the outer wales, scarfed and epoxy-glued the center skid, cut and framed the hatch openings in...
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That's great. I'm glad there are people like you that save Me a lot of money and trouble. I once had a solar hot water heater on top of my house, and a ...
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Dan You did a fantastic job on you AF3,she is a great lookin boat, i know of the lake were ya sail her at,yep either to much wind or none to little,it is a...
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At least You have some nice weather to Use your boat. The last couple weeks here in Oregon I would have to be manning the bilge pump just to keep up with the...
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Jan 2, 2003
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... see ... Hi Pat, Regarding rigging; For the snotter I attached a block with screws to the mast. In this I drilled a hole and tied a loop of rope to hold a ...
Dan Fournier <boatsfo...
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Jan 2, 2003
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Dan, Nice pics. Pretty lake. And your rigging description is clear. I agree that the snotter needs some sort of multiple purchase, and I'll be doing something...
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Jan 2, 2003
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... I have installed Jim's "jiffy-reefing" on my AF3. The tack of the sail is normally held by a snap hook to an eye bolt on the mast partner. I also have a...
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Jan 3, 2003
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... Hi there Max, I like the idea of jiffy reefing and may add it later. Here in So. Cal we have little concern about a storm coming up in a hurry. The weather...
Dan Fournier <boatsfo...
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Jan 3, 2003
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... two ... sheeting ... Ouch! Max, this is one place you should really spring for some nice Big Double Braid rope for the main sheet. You will be glad you...
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... quickly ... to ... the ... I agree Rick. I did think of that and Ive already run into trouble not having a long enough sheet. I approched the windward...
Dan Fournier <boatsfo...
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... to ... a ... After reviewing this I see a big typo. It should read: For the snotter I attached a block of wood to the mast with screws. In this I drilled...
Dan Fournier <boatsfo...
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Jan 3, 2003
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If the jam cleat is on the bottom of the tiller and the sheet is only lightly pressed in, it will hold well enough, but a gentle tug will dump it out....
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OK that makes more sense. What you have is about what I want. Except I'll go with a stainless eye strap and clip on (and unclip) the snotter gear.... Getting...
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... Yes, Rick, it is a chore. It does get in the way. I'll leave it for now. I don't want to drill more holes in the mast. Dan F. Hemet, CA...
Dan Fournier <boatsfo...
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Snotter Don't you just love using that word. Take a look in the "Sprit Rig Pictures" in the files section. ...
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Regarding sheeting angle on the af3 I think that mounting a block (pulley) on the rudder head is about as good as I can get. Ideally, in my opinion, I want the...
Dan Fournier <boatsfo...
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Jan 4, 2003
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... There isn't much reason to pull it astern; I think the point was to try to get a straight 90-degree pull on the end of the sprit, and if the sprit did...
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Jan 4, 2003
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Thanks Max You made more sense of my boomkin (Another great word) comment than I did. So would Max's setup be a "Crutchkin"? As I said, I have never even seen...
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Dan, great looking boat. We were just out at Perris hoping to get a look and maybe some pictures of the bald eagles. Maybe we'll see your boat on the lake. ...
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... a ... Bald eagles at Lake Perris.........Hmmmmmm I never heard about them but I will sure keep an eye out. Nothing better than spoting a rare or just...
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Hi Dan, Lot's of opportunities to spot eagles while sailing Inland Valley Lakes, check out Yahoo Group http://groups.yahoo.com/group/inlandcountybirds/ We have...
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It's 11:00 pm (23:00) central time and i have just come in from rolling the second coat of latex primer on the outside of the Oracle. Two-coats of topcoat;...
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Hello all , Got back from England safe and sound , But whats all this Talk of Snotters , Boomkins, Sheeting angles , and did i read that right !! Crutchkin !!...
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Hello all , Got back from England safe and sound , But whats all this Talk of Snotters , Boomkins, Sheeting angles , and did i read that right !! Crutchkin !!...
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