the proper abbreviation for "Tender To"
 

I was advised the it would be proper to use T/TDDDDDD for a documented
vessel where DDDDDD is the documentation number.

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"Michael" wrote in message
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| In addition if you go foreign a lot of countries treat aboat named T/T
| Samenameasmainboat asa part of the whole unit and don't charge extra. With
a
| different name they want paperwork and of course another set of fees.
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| M.
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| "Michael" wrote in message
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| T/T
| "PBM" wrote in message
| om...
| How about CODA TNDR
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| Or, if the car is a Barracuda, then BARACODA
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the proper abbreviation for "Tender To"
 

"Vic Fraenckel" wrote:

I was advised the it would be proper to use T/TDDDDDD for a documented
vessel where DDDDDD is the documentation number.

I would think that would be better than T/T NAME of big boat because a
person could tell from looking where the boat came from and that there
would probably be less people on board if the tender was on shore.
OTOH, it would help in retrieving the boat if it went off on its own
without a human intervention (i.e. if lost and not stolen)

However, I was told that a boat marked as a tender could not be used
for any other purpose. (fishing, sightseeing etc)



grandma Rosalie