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![]() "Joe" wrote | Where did you snap the pictures at? looks like Florida. Your right. It's Sarasota. The best generators for a sailboat are the ones built in. The only thing you can hear is some water splashing out. But, you don't want them to be anchored too close. They smell of exhaust. Sailing is all about fresh air. It's getting away from civilization. People should be considerate of others who don't want civilization anchored right upwind of them..... Cheers, Ellen |
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I have to chime in on this as I am considering power options for a
bluewater trip to HI sometime in the future. It occurs to me that for coastal crusing most of us like to get away from day to day annoyances, but for the bluewater voyager there is a new array of functional and safety considerations that probably outweigh the 'getting away from it all' frame of mind. With that said I am investigating weather a solar only option will be adequate as I too don't like the noise of wind generators either. -Mark Ellen MacArthur wrote: "Joe" wrote | Where did you snap the pictures at? looks like Florida. Your right. It's Sarasota. The best generators for a sailboat are the ones built in. The only thing you can hear is some water splashing out. But, you don't want them to be anchored too close. They smell of exhaust. Sailing is all about fresh air. It's getting away from civilization. People should be considerate of others who don't want civilization anchored right upwind of them..... Cheers, Ellen |
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