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Yes you should find that old book, then scan it and share it with us, unless it is still in print. HJ HJ...
Harry James
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Feb 2, 2003
6:41 am
2582
... I was below decks having just handed over the watch to my son, so couldn't say... but the sheets weren't especially tight... CHeers, David...
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Feb 3, 2003
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Just wondering whether anyone knows of a suitable design for amateur building. Looking for fixed keel, under 20 foot, junk rigged suitable for short duration...
pkenna
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Feb 4, 2003
11:19 am
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Have you looked at MacNaughton's site? His "coin" collection of junk rigged cruisers starts with a 15 footer and goes up -- pick the size you want. ...
Paul Sommers
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Feb 4, 2003
7:02 pm
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Hi Paul, Another design outfit that offers small cruiser designs is Selway- Fisher. Here is the link to their page of 16 ft to 20 ft designs: ...
Paul Stewart-Day <ste...
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Feb 4, 2003
8:17 pm
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Paul, I think that the Super Pelican Yangtze 18 foot might fit your needs. It is a very simple design, yet is very sea worthy. It is not fixed keel, but I ...
Mark and Susan
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Feb 5, 2003
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Hi again, It just occured to me that the tough old Alan Buchanan plywood cruiser design "Wild Duck" should convert nicely to junk rig. I understand that at...
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Feb 5, 2003
6:58 am
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... Phil Bolger has several designs of this sort. There's even a fellow in Oz who's built (or is building) the "Micro Navigator" pocket cruiser. Fax Phil...
craig o'donnell
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Feb 5, 2003
12:52 pm
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One of the plans that the Eventide Owners Assocaition sells is 'Mouette', the design that Donal Ridler chose when he built 'Erik the Red'. Bigger than we're...
Iron Bark
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Feb 5, 2003
2:48 pm
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Bert: I appreciate your apology as I was just contemplating a poll on banning you from the group. I am going to delete this thread of messages from the...
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Feb 5, 2003
3:18 pm
2603
Hi All, In the interests of cost savings, simplicity and reliability, I have been mulling over the following idea for self steering my single masted boat....
Paul Stewart-Day <ste...
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Feb 6, 2003
12:51 am
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Hi, Paul At this point, I think you just have to try it and tinker, which sounds like fun to me. There are other variables, too, such as, how well balanced...
Tim Dunn
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Feb 6, 2003
1:37 am
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Matt Nash sadely died in Booralea last year before he could finish his Micro Navigator. His AS29 is still for sale. Leo Duesseldorf, Germany...
Leo Foltz
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Feb 6, 2003
1:14 pm
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Two quick points. Don't overlook some of Benford's smaller dory designs. They may be a little larger than you were looking for, but this group of boats was...
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Feb 6, 2003
1:44 pm
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The "Sea Bird" yawl is another possibility. There have been variations on the basic plan over the years, by Bolger and others. The original was a CB boat and...
craig o'donnell
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Feb 6, 2003
1:52 pm
2608
Silver Gull 19 should be easy to build, cheap and excellent value. http://www.macnaughtongroup.com/silver_gull_19.htm Bill http://www.smallsailboats.co.uk ... ...
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Feb 6, 2003
2:30 pm
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Incidentally, Don Elliott will be doing a series on building Siler Gull - go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Smallboats/ Bill. ... amateur ... Bass...
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Feb 6, 2003
2:47 pm
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Paul, maybe you like to have a look at http://www.bruceroberts.com/public/HTML/R19.htm http://www.bruceroberts.com/public/HTML/JUNK-1.htm and this is one of my...
Leo Foltz
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Feb 6, 2003
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Hi Someone tried to contact me yesterday and I inadvertently deleted the message. If I haven't replied to you, please try again. Annie junkrig@yahoogroups.com...
Iron Bark
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Feb 6, 2003
4:53 pm
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Re self-steering We built a trim-tab self-steering gear for about $30, which worked perfectly on our 34 ft double-ended schooner. The information was from...
Iron Bark
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Feb 6, 2003
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Hi Annie, Seahorse Bookshop Boat Books of Auckland, New Zealand, supplied me with an unused copy of Bill Belcher's book "Wind-Vane Self Steering Theory,...
Paul Stewart-Day <ste...
sydneyjunkie
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Feb 6, 2003
8:51 pm
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Hi, The Walter Murray self steering plans and form can be reached by: boatbuilding.com-then hit free stuff-then hit free plans.Scroll down to find site a lot...
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Feb 7, 2003
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Hi all, saw during my holidays in January 2003 in Vietnam a sailing junk (sorrily motoring) in the Halong Bay. Picture at the Files Section: DSCHUNKE.JPG ...
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Feb 10, 2003
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Thanks for the welcome,although I am not really new. I just got a new e-mail address, had forgotten my old yahoo id and pass word. This time I wrote it down....
Peter Hale
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Feb 10, 2003
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There must be some reason why the idea of shaping telephone poles for use as free standing masts is not a more prevalent idea. According to my local ...
Jer-atomic (E-mail)
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Feb 12, 2003
9:47 pm
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Hi. Here in Norway telephone poles are treated with creosote. A black messy stuff. It is poisonous, and smells bad. Try to find somebody who makes wooden flag...
Victor Winterthun
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Feb 12, 2003
10:24 pm
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There must be some reason why the idea of shaping telephone poles for use as free standing masts is not a more prevalent idea. According to my local ...
Jerry Limber
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Feb 12, 2003
10:37 pm
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Hi, The great long distance voyager Bernard Moitessier used telephone poles for masts. I don't beleive he ever had a failure, with several around-the-world...
Gerard Mittelstaedt
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Feb 13, 2003
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Manufacturing costs include more than just the raw materials costs... I don't know about the cost of utility poles, but here in Canada you can get the raw...
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Feb 13, 2003
3:21 pm
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Hi, Well, it seems that "weight aloft" will not be a problem especially since the tele poles will have to be further tapered (and thus lightened) to specs ...
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