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Neal, could you please take a photo showing us the repair area of the boom. I
don't believe you EVER made a repair. Had you done so, you would never have allowed a bend to remain. I also don't believe you're dumb enough to repair a broken spar at the expense of far greater weight when you could have easily replaced it with a proper one. RB |
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And the best way to repair is to sleeve the area.
Kryptonite works fine. Just use a Phaser to make the weld. RB |
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You can see the repair in the following photo: http://captneal.homestead.com/files/Closehaul2.jpg See the lighter line forward of the aft bale. That's were the boom broke in two. The aft bale used to be right there and the boom broke where it was weakened by the (4) screws that held the bale to the boom. S.Simon - the one and only "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Neal, could you please take a photo showing us the repair area of the boom. I don't believe you EVER made a repair. Had you done so, you would never have allowed a bend to remain. I also don't believe you're dumb enough to repair a broken spar at the expense of far greater weight when you could have easily replaced it with a proper one. RB |
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It appears that the boom is bent at the forward bail, or just forward of that. How far
does the pipe extend? Are you now at risk of snapping the boom again? "Simple Simon" wrote in message ... You can see the repair in the following photo: http://captneal.homestead.com/files/Closehaul2.jpg See the lighter line forward of the aft bale. That's were the boom broke in two. The aft bale used to be right there and the boom broke where it was weakened by the (4) screws that held the bale to the boom. S.Simon - the one and only "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Neal, could you please take a photo showing us the repair area of the boom. I don't believe you EVER made a repair. Had you done so, you would never have allowed a bend to remain. I also don't believe you're dumb enough to repair a broken spar at the expense of far greater weight when you could have easily replaced it with a proper one. RB |
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It appears that the boom is bent at the forward bail, or just forward of that.
How far does the pipe extend? Are you now at risk of snapping the boom again? That pic shows little more than the bend itself. There is no "repair." RB |
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The pipes were about five feet long. So they are extending about 2-1/2 feet on either side of the break. Not to worry, it's been over 12 years since the repair and it's working just fine. The boom always did bend when the sheet is tightened down even before the repair. If I want to take the bend out and make the boom really strong I can fit a short strut in the middle near the break and fit a length of rigging wire to each end of the boom underneath and tighten the wire with a turnbuckle. I don't think this necessary, however. S.Simon - a Captain who's serious about sailing "Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message ... It appears that the boom is bent at the forward bail, or just forward of that. How far does the pipe extend? Are you now at risk of snapping the boom again? "Simple Simon" wrote in message ... You can see the repair in the following photo: http://captneal.homestead.com/files/Closehaul2.jpg See the lighter line forward of the aft bale. That's were the boom broke in two. The aft bale used to be right there and the boom broke where it was weakened by the (4) screws that held the bale to the boom. S.Simon - the one and only "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Neal, could you please take a photo showing us the repair area of the boom. I don't believe you EVER made a repair. Had you done so, you would never have allowed a bend to remain. I also don't believe you're dumb enough to repair a broken spar at the expense of far greater weight when you could have easily replaced it with a proper one. RB |
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... It appears that the boom is bent at the forward bail, or just forward of that. How far does the pipe extend? Are you now at risk of snapping the boom again? That pic shows little more than the bend itself. There is no "repair." Bet me! I've got some of those little round magnets that come in the bottom of a shower curtain that I could put on the aluminum boom. If they stick it means there's iron inside. Put up a hundred bucks and I'll go to the trouble of taking a picture or two of the magnets on the aluminum boom. Waiting to hear how you try to weasel out of this one. . . S.Simon - Bobsprit's mentor |
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If I want to take
the bend out and make the boom really strong I can fit a short strut in the middle near the break and fit a length This is getting worse by the second. "Really strong?" I thought it was already really strong...guess not. RB |
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The boom always did bend when the sheet is
tightened down even before the repair. Holy christ. RB |
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Put up a hundred bucks and I'll go to the trouble of taking a
picture or two of the magnets on the aluminum boom. Oh my. Like I said, there's no repair. You didn't repair it so would look like a bent noodle, dopey. RB |
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So, you're admitting you're too chicken to bet? S.Simon Booby's nemisis "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Put up a hundred bucks and I'll go to the trouble of taking a picture or two of the magnets on the aluminum boom. Oh my. Like I said, there's no repair. You didn't repair it so would look like a bent noodle, dopey. RB |
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So that reminds me - Do you need a special Deviation Table for the boom angle?
"Simple Simon" wrote in message ... "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... It appears that the boom is bent at the forward bail, or just forward of that. How far does the pipe extend? Are you now at risk of snapping the boom again? That pic shows little more than the bend itself. There is no "repair." Bet me! I've got some of those little round magnets that come in the bottom of a shower curtain that I could put on the aluminum boom. If they stick it means there's iron inside. Put up a hundred bucks and I'll go to the trouble of taking a picture or two of the magnets on the aluminum boom. Waiting to hear how you try to weasel out of this one. . . S.Simon - Bobsprit's mentor |
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Good Question Jeff,
I wonder if Deivation changes from Port to Starboard tacks? OR; You could leave the cover on the Compass, like Nutsy does, and not pay any attention to it Ole Thom |
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OR; You could leave the cover on the Compass, like Nutsy does, and not
pay any attention to it I've used epoxy to glue the cover down, extending the life of the unit by 50%. RB |
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... OR; You could leave the cover on the Compass, like Nutsy does, and not pay any attention to it I've used epoxy to glue the cover down, extending the life of the unit by 50%. ..... while reducing your cruising range by a mere 2 miles! Regards Donal -- |
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Sure you do, Nutsy,
Who give a **** about deviation. Long Island is south, Conn. is north. Sun come up East of Throgs Neck Bridge and goes down in New York City (West) Who need a compass where you sail? Cover it up. You can always get your lies from the Cruising Guide. |
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Jeff Morris wrote:
So that reminds me - Do you need a special Deviation Table for the boom angle? Nah. Since he doesn't rely on paper charts and magnetic compasses he has no need of deviation tables anymore. -- Perre You have to be smarter than a robot to reply. |
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That's rather harsh Thom!! You were certainly willing to congratulate him
on his trip and report before.... why the sudden change of heart? You seem to forget that what's important here is that Bob went out sailing and had a good time. Isn't that what it's all about? Do you really believe he made it all up?? CM "Thom Stewart" wrote in message | Sure you do, Nutsy, | | Who give a **** about deviation. Long Island is south, Conn. is north. | Sun come up East of Throgs Neck Bridge and goes down in New York City | (West) Who need a compass where you sail? Cover it up. | You can always get your lies from the Cruising Guide. | |
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CM,
Who knows!! I'm just know I'm getting damn sick of all these going on for ever, boring troll by people that really think they a clever. Some times you just have to strike back and show that anybody can be made a victim in their own mind with their lies. Sometimes you just have to make them feel the way they want to make others feel Haven't you noticed how when Nutsy get on the receiving end he stops responding and starts new trolls to drive the trolls he isn't happy into the back pages? The "Bent Boom" doesn't interest him any more since it contains Step ladder sterns. Magic Boat is about to lose his interest. It lost mine with the original post but without getting on his case he will make us all wade thru papes of his boring lies. He's good at trolling but he isn't as clever as he rates himself AND he has a great big pair of Rabbit Ears No CM, I consider Nutsy a friend. He knows it, but some of these trolls are no better than the crap that Bertie and his puppets put out. BBOORRIINNGG!!!! Ole Thom |
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"Thom Stewart" wrote in message ... No CM, I consider Nutsy a friend. He knows it, but some of these trolls are no better than the crap that Bertie and his puppets put out. BBOORRIINNGG!!!! Do you think that asa would be better off without him? Personally, I find that the corrections to his stupid claims can be educational. When I started posting here, a few years ago, I found it difficult to imagine what the sailing conditions were like for all the other posters. I couldn't imagine a cruising area that had less than 4m tidal ranges, .. and I assumed that everybody has to deal with 12m (39 ft) tides, and 7-10kt currents, on a regular basis. Since then, I've learned a lot. Bobsprit's posts get people talking. I've learned a lot from the discussions that follow Bobsprit's "sailing" photos. At first, I was amazed at the way people could tell that the engine was on,... or that they could tell that the Jenny was furled up when only the aft section of the boat was in view. As time went on, I learned to spot some of the deficiencies in his posts. All of these things may seem trivial to you. They are still "discoveries" to me. I don't mind how stupid Bob appears to be, if it helps me to learn! Equally, I'm fairly sure that Bob does'nt take any offence at anything that I write. As the Father of the group, you need to have a little patience with the kids noisy arguments. Regards Donal -- |
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"Donal" wrote: "Thom Stewart" wrote: No CM, I consider Nutsy a friend. He knows it, but some of these trolls are no better than the crap that Bertie and his puppets put out. BBOORRIINNGG!!!! Do you think that asa would be better off without him? Who are you talking about, Bertie or Nutsy? Personally, I find that the corrections to his stupid claims can be educational. Depends on the answer above. As the Father of the group, you need to have a little patience with the kids noisy arguments. You are a window of wisdom, Donal! LP |
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"Lady Pilot" wrote in message ... "Donal" wrote: "Thom Stewart" wrote: No CM, I consider Nutsy a friend. He knows it, but some of these trolls are no better than the crap that Bertie and his puppets put out. BBOORRIINNGG!!!! Do you think that asa would be better off without him? Who are you talking about, Bertie or Nutsy? Nutsy! Sorry about the confusion. Kissy, kissy Donal -- |
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No Donal,
I don't want him to leave and I don't care if he does. I would like it if he would grow up! He is like a child demanding all the attention. If it takes a lie to do it, that's the tool he'll use. He doesn't care if it's praise or damnation as long as he is involved. He does make me tired. Like any poorly adjusted child that can't be ignored you have to scold him. I don't think it does him any good but it does help my frustration. He and I go back a very long way. Just about to the beginning, when he had "Yoda" Every once in awhile he needs a slap along side the head. It doesn't do him any good but it helps me AND: "I'LL DRINK TO THAT!" Ole Thom |
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Who give a **** about deviation. Long Island is south, Conn. is north.
Sun come up East of Throgs Neck Bridge and goes down in New York City (West) Who need a compass where you sail? Cover it up. You can always get your lies from the Cruising Guide. Yeah...and it's filled with pics of my exact boat at various ports of call! RB |
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Some times you just have to strike back and show that anybody can be
made a victim in their own mind with their lies. Let us know when you start! Bwahahahaha! RB |
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I don't want him to leave and I don't care if he does. I would like it
if he would grow up! He is like a child demanding all the attention. Am not!!!!! RB |
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Mohammed Ali invented the "rope-a-dope".
Bobsprit invented the "dock-a-dope". Booby won't go away because "away" means away from his dock and he's too chicken to ever do that for more than an afternoon or day at a time. Dock = Mama! S.Simon "Thom Stewart" wrote in message ... No Donal, I don't want him to leave and I don't care if he does. I would like it if he would grow up! He is like a child demanding all the attention. If it takes a lie to do it, that's the tool he'll use. He doesn't care if it's praise or damnation as long as he is involved. He does make me tired. Like any poorly adjusted child that can't be ignored you have to scold him. I don't think it does him any good but it does help my frustration. He and I go back a very long way. Just about to the beginning, when he had "Yoda" Every once in awhile he needs a slap along side the head. It doesn't do him any good but it helps me AND: "I'LL DRINK TO THAT!" Ole Thom |
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