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... " Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·" åke wrote in message ... I just thought of another option you might consider. Store the car someplace (like a relative) where it can be stored free. That way if something unforeseen happens to the "Flying Pig" and she founders or something you will have a new place to live if you move into the car. Considering all the crap you've installed into the "Pig" over the years the back seat alone of the car probably has more room than the entire accommodation of your overloaded yacht. LOL. -- Sir Gregory :{)) The car is being stored at a relatives, sort of, but I have no interest in insuring a car for years until such time as I might need it, and hope it started after all that time, so I'll have it available as before... As to allowable space, nothing's changed, other than some has been opened up as I've given away a couple of hundred pounds of this and that, which we've never used, yet. The next major refit period, of which I'm hopeful there is a great deal of time intervening, likely I'll offload a lot of other stuff, too. But, not yet. Much to my annoyance, which I recall finding out at the time I upgraded my chartplotter in the last refit, my chart chip ends about 330 feet north on the ICW from where we are right now. It's funny how dependent we become on those things, because I have at least as much, and nearly certainly more, charts of anyplace we're likely to go before the wedding, as well as a couple of computer programs of charts, to keep the comfort level up. I also have an RDF, handheld compass, handheld GPS, main compass, and LOTS of paper, so even if it all went to hell in a handbasket, I think we'd be ok... So, I'll redo the offer in mid-March, and hope there is someone we can benefit. In the meantime, lock up your daughters, I'm heading your way (well, SGHE's, anyway - and anyone else in the Keys)... You should get the Captain software and hook your GPS up to a laptop. Automatic chart plotter with all charts available with the Capt. Software. I could even burn you a copy. Let me know if you're in the Key Largo area. -- Sir Gregory |
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" Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·" åke wrote in message
... You should get the Captain software and hook your GPS up to a laptop. Automatic chart plotter with all charts available with the Capt. Software. I could even burn you a copy. Let me know if you're in the Key Largo area. -- Sir Gregory I have Cap'n, and my GPS talks to my computer. But not at the helm :{)) Also running OpenCPN and MaxSea (which charts I'm just now transitioning all the NOAA and Cap'n softcharts into). However, we'll come see you in KL in any event. L8R Skip -- Morgan 461 #2 SV Flying Pig KI4MPC See our galleries at www.justpickone.org/skip/gallery ! Follow us at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TheFlyingPigLog and/or http://groups.google.com/group/flyingpiglog When a man comes to like a sea life, he is not fit to live on land. - Dr. Samuel Johnson |
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