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  1. hi SeaEagleii, found it. Main 23'0" luff, 10'0" foot. Attached a couple of jpegs. Not particularly clear but if u need better pm with your email and i will try to scan and send to u. Are u having helm issues?
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  2. That's kind of what it's all about. And the smaller/less capable boats do shorter courses.
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  3. latest update, - been out of quarantine an d looking around Grenada for a few weeks now, nice, more and cheaper food available as well as marine goods. its now getting into the serious part of hurricane season, and we came as far south as we can this year as Trinidad is not opening their borders. the eighth Hurricane named Gonzalo cme through a few days ago and unusally was a long way south, thankfully it petered out and went down towards Tobago in the last 12 hours. so we were all safe. we wee anchored in thick mud big chain and anchor and lots of it and yacht all stripped of above dec
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  4. The best way to learn radio protocol is to listen to the professionals. Keep your vhf on dual/triple watch on ch16 and a couple of the port operations working channels eg 12 / 13. And if you hear 2 ships or commercial traffic calling on ch16 switch with them to the working channel and listen. It will help your learn the lingo by infusion and when you come to do the course (or use the vhf for yourself) you’ll be more confident. Do not listen to the trip report working channels Eg 60/64 - it will teach you bad habits and drive you nuts.
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