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On 8 Mar 2006 06:14:45 -0800, "Joe" wrote:
I have to dis-agree Doug, I think it is wise to view your bilges more often than once a day. I like to do it at a min of once every 6 hours while underway. First thing in watch change joe Agree with Joe. On a delivery of a new boat, wind conditions changed creating additional heel. An improperly designed anti-siphon loop started taking on water. A once a day bilge check might have been a disaster. Our watches were set at four hours and it was on the check list. Frank |
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