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On Feb 19, 2:31 am, "Shaun Van Poecke"
wrote: I saw a tide clock on ebay today, So let me see: 1) the clock does not tell you the level of the tide. For example Low -1.9 or High +11.4 2) only good for the place where you set it. 3) so if i sail to another port I need to reset the clock. 3) I'll need a tide table to set it. Do I need to fall back and spring forward? 4) Uhh, why do I need a clock if I have a tide table to keep the clock accurate? 5) Oh ya.. They look cool. I guess its worth 70 OZ Dollars to increase the cool factor on one's boat. bob |
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