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  1. But also one of the most pleasing ways to go somewhere. Btw, it is not uncommon for me to out-pace sailboats motoring -- even to windward. /Martin
  2. This is supposed to be a sailing forum and all you discuss is motors of various types... /Martin
  3. Replace rather than repair. This may be of interest: https://www.reflectometrist.eu/doc/Blockfriction.pdf My 2 cents... /Martin
  4. This video should be of interest: There is no mentioning of its creator Collin Forbes who filmed it while crewing on Burton Cutter. His copyright was not respected when Volvo (I think) uploaded this video version on youtube. /Martin
  5. This one is properly neat. /Martin
  6. What did the Finns have to put in a sealed bag? /Martin
  7. Boy, am I glad I only have 5 hp outboard engine. /Martin
  8. Easy Composites have produced some good how-to videos. https://www.youtube.com/user/easycompositestv /Martin
  9. Me on dagger board strength: https://www.reflectometrist.eu/doc/Boardstrength.pdf Dagger board design overview: https://www.reflectometrist.eu/pages/daggers/index.html /Martin
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    Very cool! We have sleet here as a warm front moved in. Not cool at all. /Martin
  11. Never owned a TV. /Martin
  12. Record breaking? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_storm_of_1703 Daniel Defoe's compilation of the damage is fascinating stuff. /Martin
  13. Hello indeed, Found your web site. It looks like there is some fun reading to be had there. I will 'bookmark' it. /Martin
  14. We are all for contrasts now, aren't we? I mean J's, dinghy around Tasmania's NE corner and now Greenland. /Martin
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