No holding tank? I guess if you only day sail you don't need one.



"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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If there is a
separation between black and grey water check to see if the 34(36) has three
holding tanks, one for potable water, another for water from the kitchen and
lavatory sinks, and a third for holding crap and stuff.

This Black/Grey/Water designation is something I see in specs for mega yachts
generally. Like my C&C 32, the 36 has two fresh water tanks.

RB

No holding tank? I guess if you only day sail you don't need one

Uh, Jeff, the holding tank is not listed under "fresh water" tankage. Remind me
to bring bottled water if I ever pay you a visit!

Zikes!

RB

Context, Bob, context. You made two posts about total tankage, not just fresh water, and
even named the thread "black water."

Since you never stay out long enough to use the head you probably don't appreciate that
black water size can be more important than fresh water size.


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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No holding tank? I guess if you only day sail you don't need one

Uh, Jeff, the holding tank is not listed under "fresh water" tankage. Remind me
to bring bottled water if I ever pay you a visit!

Zikes!

RB

Context, Bob, context. You made two posts about total tankage, not just fresh
water, and
even named the thread "black water."

Sorry, Jeff, but my post about the C&C refers specifically to FRESH WATER.
See below. Your comment also refered to the C&C, so it's you who missed the
context, which was exact.

This Black/Grey/Water designation is something I see in specs for mega yachts
generally. Like my C&C 32, the 36 has two fresh water tanks.

I win again...a somewhat meager victory, but a victory all the same!

Yahhhoooooie!

RB

That's a "victory"? No wonder you think you're a winner.


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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I win again...a somewhat meager victory, but a victory all the same!

Yahhhoooooie!

RB