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I have just finished my "Day Skipper tidal " and am looking for some
crewing experience and sea miles on yachts in September and October. I
am semi retired so can easily balance work and time away. I am male 52
and very practical with lots of technical background inc engines having
had a glider repair business for the past 8 years. I now want to gain
experience prior to boat ownership. I would be interested in long
distance boat deliveries should a skipper require help.

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skylark wrote:
... I am male 52 and very practical with lots of technical
background inc engines having had a glider repair business for the
past 8 years ...


I know next to nothing about flying and am probably showing my ignorance
with this question, but why would a person need a technical background in
engines if he had a _glider_ repair business?

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s/v Kerry Deare of Barnegat
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Because the backbone of a glider business is the plane that tows them
up in the air. It's brutal service for an aircraft engine so they
need lots of TLC.

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skylark wrote:
... I am male 52 and very practical with lots of technical
background inc engines having had a glider repair business for the
past 8 years ...


I know next to nothing about flying and am probably showing my
ignorance with this question, but why would a person need a
technical background in engines if he had a _glider_ repair
business?

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Good luck and good sailing.
s/v Kerry Deare of Barnegat
http://kerrydeare.home.comcast.net



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Roger Long wrote:

Because the backbone of a glider business is the plane that tows
them up in the air. It's brutal service for an aircraft engine so
they need lots of TLC.


OK, now I get it. Thanks, Roger.

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s/v Kerry Deare of Barnegat
http://kerrydeare.home.comcast.net



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