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"DSK" wrote in message
... "Scout" wrote Yesterday, while sitting in the jury marshalling room, waiting to be plucked into service, I was able to read Gerry Speiss' "Alone Against The Atlantic" in which he describes how he designed, built, tested, and then managed to cross an ocean in his 10' sailboat. Absolutely puny! My boat was twice that size! Well, how come you didn't sail across the Atlantic twice, then? Actually your boat may have displaced less. You're probably right. My Starwind displaced 1350 lbs. I think Spiess said he had 1000 lbs just in ballast, mostly food and water, and some dead weight. Of course, my 1350# doesn't include my air conditioning system, jacuzzi, and sun-tanning booth. Scout |
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