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Ok... then what is underneath the chart board?

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Aren't you at all concerned about the instruments being just above the
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top? Seems like bad placement for a number of reasons, the most
important of
which is that you might cook the wrong stuff.


???? I think you're confused. There are no instruments near the stove.
The whole galley is on the port side. The Nav is to starboard.

RB
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Wow, it has a folding top just like Express yachts had way back in 84.

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Wow, it has a folding top just like Express yachts had way back in 84.



Yes, but the Depress 30 and 35 also have interiors that look like 70's
vans. And the 35s5 chart table is still larger than either.
You lose AGAIN!

RB
35s5...beat a Express 35!!!!
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So, what's underneath it?

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Wow, it has a folding top just like Express yachts had way back in 84.



Yes, but the Depress 30 and 35 also have interiors that look like 70's
vans. And the 35s5 chart table is still larger than either.
You lose AGAIN!

RB
35s5...beat a Express 35!!!!
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So, what's underneath it?


A large shallow storage area for chart tools. The whole side of the
cabinet beneath also hinges out to reveal a lot of storage. To
starboard is a shelf with a long cover, beneath that is additional
chart stowage. I use a chart book, so that will hold other stuff.
Compared to the C&C 32 there's really more storage than we can use.

RB
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Interesting... maybe I was thinking of another boat.

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So, what's underneath it?


A large shallow storage area for chart tools. The whole side of the
cabinet beneath also hinges out to reveal a lot of storage. To
starboard is a shelf with a long cover, beneath that is additional
chart stowage. I use a chart book, so that will hold other stuff.
Compared to the C&C 32 there's really more storage than we can use.

RB
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Interesting... maybe I was thinking of another boat.


You can't afford one!


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So, what's underneath it?


A large shallow storage area for chart tools.


or a laptop.


 
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