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it can be a lot longer than 4 days. In fact, 4 days might be considered rather
quick for that trip. It is only 650 miles. That's four days. Refridgeration always seems to break down and ruin all your food. If you don't count on it, it can't crap out on you. Bring rice, pasta and, eggs, and a fishing pole. Radar is nice for determining how far you are from while making an approach. I suppose a chart display will do that also. Both together are reassuring. You should have some long range communications either an SSB that you know how to use, and that works--many I've seen don't work and the owners are cluesless that they don't, or better--a sat-phone. Also, and EPRIB is good. I prefer foam lifejackets. It would not be fun to find out in the middle of the ocean that your inflatable doesn't work. If you wear an inflatable, wear it outside of your foulies. Bart "John Cairns" wrote Interested in some opinions here, what equipment do I absolutely need? Do I need radar, do I need a GPS with a chartplotter, do I need a SSB, should the boat have refrigeration? John Cairns |
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