The Offshore Voyaging Reference Site
Phyllis and I just finished getting ready for Hurricane Lee. All going well, we will only get tropical storm-force winds here, but who knows, particularly since we are in the dangerous semicircle. We could also get some pretty nasty surge out of this, but AAC World Headquarters is up a
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Nine posts this month: Some tips, some tricks and some thoughts.
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Colin is waiting for the weather, as happens to all cruisers, and muses on the history of an iconic port, boat design (old and new), derelict boats, and the ongoing process of getting in tune with their new-to-them She 36.
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Just seven tips in July, but a bit longer and meatier.
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Only ten tips so far this month. The drop in quantity is nothing to do with waning enthusiasm for creating this type of content, but more about all the fun I’m having with our boat back in the water.
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12 posts this month, including a couple of interesting questions answered and an important heads up about radars.
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I got so absorbed in writing the recent Adventure 40 and autopilot articles, as well as winding up the two-winter refit on our new-to-us J/109—tell-all coming soon—that I completely forgot the March heads-up about new Tips Tricks and Thoughts posts. Anyway, over the past two months I have written 25
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Fifteen posts this month and some thoughts on how this new site feature is evolving, and a request for your views on that.
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A baker’s dozen of posts this month, including tablet navigation and Iridium Exec.
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This area of the site continues to evolve in fun and useful ways.
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Boats are not square so it’s often necessary to mount gear at an angle and/or on a curved surface.
Here’s the easy way to do that.
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Lots of different subjects this month, although fewer posts.
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Lots of new entries on a bunch of subjects.
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Lots of new entries and a new and better system is in place and working well.
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