Yeah... but not fresh water from the boat. That's just a waste of good
water.

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"Scotty" wrote in message
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But you still need some flush water which would come in
through a through hull, no?





"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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Also true.. if you're far enough offshore, you don't use
the holding tank.

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"Edgar" wrote in message
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Well, I did say serious sailing and to me that means
offshore. Ok, if you
want to let them fill the holding tank when it is
perfectly acceptable to
send it straight overboard.

"Ken" wrote in message
news On Sat, 8 Jul 2006 19:53:46 +0200, "Edgar"

wrote:


If you did any serious sailing you would realise that
you still have to
train your guests to open and then shut seacocks
before and after use or
one
day you are going to have a flood. If your head is
below the water line
you
do not even have to be sailing for this to be a
necessity.
Edgar


And if you did any serious sailing you would know that
some boats are
equipped with holding tanks and do not require that
seacocks be opened
or closed by guests.