Any vessel not able to generate power for it's on board systems is a vessel
with a poorly thought out system.

Sailboats belong on a mooring.... Powerboats belong at the dock.

CM

"Bart Senior" .@. wrote in message ...
As long as you have a way to generate some power.

"Capt.Mooron" wrote
I believe a mooring is by far the better choice to have than a dockside
slip. No chafe and the bow is always pointed into the wind. The savings
will easily fund a proper tender and the privacy of a mooring is much
preferred to the dockside rubber-neckers.

CM

How do you generate power? Do you have a solar
panel? Engine charging?

"Capt.Mooron" wrote.
Any vessel not able to generate power for it's on board systems is a
vessel with a poorly thought out system.
Sailboats belong on a mooring.... Powerboats belong at the dock.

"Bart Senior" .@. wrote in message ...
As long as you have a way to generate some power.

"Capt.Mooron" wrote
I believe a mooring is by far the better choice to have than a dockside
slip. No chafe and the bow is always pointed into the wind. The savings
will easily fund a proper tender and the privacy of a mooring is much
preferred to the dockside rubber-neckers.

CM

"Bart Senior" .@. wrote in message ...
How do you generate power? Do you have a solar
panel? Engine charging?

Engine, 3 battery banks and a solar array.... I'd like to have wind powered
generator... that will be a future project.

Basically I watch power consumption.... it's not a big deal. You'd be
surprised at how little power you require to live very comfortably.

BTW - 8 years on the aux and only 443 hrs.

CM