Re: [Liveaboard] Liveaboard Digest, Vol 60, Issue 1

2012-10-09 Thread Dave Skolnick
Hi Craig, See the list of nets at Dockside Radio ( http://docksideradio.com/Cruising%20Nets.htm ). The Maritime Mobile Safety Net and the others that share 14300 are there for us. Most of the traffic is idle chatter but they are definitely there for us when needed. MMSN has run phone patches for

Re: [Liveaboard] How often do you clean your shower sump...

2012-04-11 Thread Dave Skolnick
Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 13:53:52 +0300 From: Lee A Licata lazilicata@... Subject: [Liveaboard] How often do you clean your shower sump... So, what does this list say... How often should I do this? I clean mine every time I clean the head in general. Mine is easy to reach and only takes a

Re: [Liveaboard] Sewing

2011-07-08 Thread Dave Skolnick
From: Mike mikehinso...@com where are you located? I have a sailrite machine in beaufort, nc that you are welcome to use Mike, What a great offer! Anyone between Baltimore and Solomons on the Chesapeake Western Shore or on Kent Island be willing to loan a zig-zag walking foot machine

Re: [Liveaboard] Picking up mooring

2011-02-02 Thread Dave Skolnick
From: Rosalie gmbeasley@... Isn't there a mooring ball hook that you can make and/or buy? Indeed. Bo'sun's Supplies has a nice one ( http://www.bosunsupplies.com/products2.cfm?product=MHK ). I only use it when there isn't a line on the mooring. I keep the clip shackled to the end of one of my

Re: [Liveaboard] Bilge pump controller

2010-11-15 Thread Dave Skolnick
There is a lot to be said for a set or max on time. For example, if the pump runs until the current drops (dry bilge state) or two minutes which ever comes first then an event counter would provide some very useful information. Alternatively you could count a pump event every two minutes without

Re: [Liveaboard] Halifax to Norfolk

2010-08-13 Thread Dave Skolnick
From: William Sellar wsellar@ Subject: [Liveaboard] Halifax to Norfolk A friend (couple), who are?experienced sailors are planning to join us in Halifax (Sept 1)?and they have proposed that we do a 9 day off shore run from Halifax to Norfolk.? I think it's a wonderful idea. Most people

Re: [Liveaboard] (TT: TWL2:) Anchor Light v. Steaming Light

2010-07-13 Thread Dave Skolnick
From: Bandership@ Perhaps the best for safety would be two lights low on either side of  the mast a bit above the boom. That's what I have done. I use the masthead anchor light, all nice and tidy and USCG-approved, and also hang a Davis Mega-Light from the boom over the cockpit. The