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G'day All, Am thinking of a cruise around the whitsundays some time soon. Has anyone stumbled across a good travel guide book, or website with un biased...
Stuart
wingnutt_x82
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May 5, 2007
11:21 pm
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Hi Stuart, "100 Magic Miles" is the guide you want - about $65-70 fro boating store of large book stores... The Jarcat catamaran guys are planning a quick...
itsmak2000
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May 6, 2007
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896
... Stuart, There is a book called "100 Magic Miles of the Great Barrier Reef - The Whitsunday Islands". By David Colfelt. Published by Winward Publications....
Daniel
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May 6, 2007
1:20 am
897
I'm also thinking of trailering Tridents up to the Whitsunday's around Christmas - early Janaury. Does any-one think this is a bad time to go, due to cyclones?...
Steve Garlick
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May 6, 2007
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898
Does anyone have or know of any 680's ot 720's in the USA. I have a 680 I'm restoring in Wisconsin. Interested in who has what out there....
trisailer
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May 6, 2007
10:00 pm
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There are at least 3 members here from the USA. Check out the database under member registry. Make sure you add your name to the list and also post a pic in...
mhasting2004
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May 7, 2007
6:39 am
901
We have been told by a seasoned sailor that spends 6 months sailing in the Whitsundays each, great retirement I reckon, that May to November is the best and...
zneb76
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May 8, 2007
12:41 pm
902
Cyclones don't spring up in 15 minutes. Most of the Whitsunday Islands and reefs are within reasonable running away distance. If you watch the weather, check...
damiancarvolth
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May 8, 2007
10:01 pm
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Hello people, I have an autohelm 1000 and have been told that it is possible to upgrade it to a 2000 or maybe a 3000. I am led to believe that the 1000 has all...
Nick Rutter
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May 10, 2007
1:02 am
905
Finally got the boat out on its' 2nd trip, having done heaps of work to boat and trailer. Still at the bottom of a steep learning curve I picked a weekend of...
John
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May 10, 2007
1:13 pm
906
Great to hear you had an "OK" trip? they can only get better :) One thing that has made sleeping on our boat a lot more enjoyable is making some large blankets...
mhasting2004
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May 10, 2007
11:00 pm
907
Sounds good John, I am in the process of widening my starboard wing berth and coverting the port side to a storage shelf. Im with you there is just not quite...
Stuart Sisson
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May 11, 2007
2:04 am
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G'day John, Sounds like you had a lot of fun, if you decide to change the interior a bit post some photo's. I too have difficulty with getting good sleep due...
Nick Rutter
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May 11, 2007
3:43 am
909
I prefer to sleep in the main cabin. Both port and starboard seat backs fold up to add another 300mm to the wingberths. Heaps for me. There are 2 panels per...
Mark Adams
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May 11, 2007
10:42 am
910
Sounds like a few of us are "vertically challenged" :) I'm 6'4" in the old measure so it is good I sleep curled up. I can stretch out as my feet can extend...
mhasting2004
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May 11, 2007
9:43 pm
912
Hi group Many thanks for the feedback. It seems there are several solutions to the accomodation issue. I think the 720 has the length to have an arrangement at...
John
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May 13, 2007
12:13 pm
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Hi everyone I have turned this feature on as we have had two spam incidences this week (both authors have been banned) and since the spammers have found our...
mhasting2004
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May 13, 2007
10:04 pm
915
Hi group In the gap between the float beam ends there is a really handy storage area. In the rear one I keep the flares (actually I now have a dedicated...
John
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May 16, 2007
9:46 am
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Hi John Try Flying didn't originally have these cross flow drains (I thought I had invented something new). what I did was put some airline hose through then...
mhasting2004
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May 16, 2007
11:02 am
917
... I put a piece of wood across inside these, which makes a triangular section tube to carry the water, so the storage stays dry. You should be able to...
Richard Sutherland-Sm...
durievale
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May 16, 2007
11:56 am
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I think the idea was good, but the size of the holes on my 720 allowed them to fill with gunk, and after a few repaints I think that was common on boats. At...
Peter Hackett
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May 16, 2007
12:09 pm
919
I am in the process of repairing my boat because some one plugged the holes before I owned the boat. while replacing the pads I was looking at the plans &...
ban_split
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May 16, 2007
2:13 pm
920
Mine doesn't have the drains, but have been looking into some sort of drainage for the recess. And this makes great sense. Cheers will have to make it so. ...
Stuart Sisson
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May 17, 2007
4:55 am
921
In my rear beem I have the front side filled with a speaker (to give stereo to the one in the cabin) and the rear side filled with an inspection hatch. I...
mhasting2004
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May 17, 2007
6:26 am
922
Hi all, I am looking at removing floats for some overdue maintenance. I had a good look today at getting them off but decided to post here first for some hints...
bloggs1968
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May 17, 2007
10:29 am
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I agree the drains get clogged and retain water which can cause maintenance problems. I am currently doing some restoration work on front beam recess and am...
George Kuck
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May 17, 2007
11:26 am
924
I removed mine last fall to work on the beam pads in the main hull. The rear upper arms come out by just removing the bolts pivot bolts at the hull end unless...
ban_split
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May 17, 2007
2:38 pm
925
I thought about leaving a big gap on the inner pads but do not know if the hardwood full pad was needed for strength or not. one could double up the aluminum...
ban_split
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May 17, 2007
2:56 pm
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Hello AD, When we did the refit on Blue Moon I was fortunate in not having to take them apart, but I did put them back together. The main hull was left on the ...
Nick .
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May 17, 2007
11:16 pm
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No I haven't used this type of pad, but can't see any reason why it wouldn't work. We have stainless pads with a hard rubber glued to the top. The rubber is...
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