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Not on the bay... a couple of reasons... first, you'd probably get arrested
until they sorted out what happened... second, if there's fog in the slot, then there's probably a big ship there also. "Bart" wrote in message ... On Oct 15, 11:16 am, Bart wrote: What boat safety gear (not personal gear) should you have below just inside the companionway? 1 pt DOES ANYONE HERE KEEP A COLLISION AVOIDANCE FLARE, DRY AND HANDY, JUST INSIDE THE COMPANIONWAY? http://www.pangolin.co.nz/jetsam/view_article.php?idx=7 This is the reason I started this thread. I was curious if anyone carried one of these in a handy location. On my last trip between Gibraltar and Malta, I once counted six ships visible at the same time. I've never seen so much shipping traffic on open waters. I also noticed each of the two yachts I sailed, based in the UK, and used for commercial training, were fitted with collision avoidance flares. How often do you need them? Perhaps never, but it is a comforting thing to have and a worthwhile piece of equipment to have handy. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com |
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