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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 14:41:28 +0200, Marc Heusser
alid wrote: My GPS has a nice featu anchor watch, including an alarm output (also for other alarms) to drive a relay (0.5 A maximum). What do you connect that will wake you under all circumstances? You should connect the largest high quality anchor that you and your boat can handle, sufficient chain and line for your water depth (at least 5 to 1 scope at high tide), ensure the anchor is well set by backing down hard on it with the engine, and go to sleep. If you do that faithfully you will be OK in all but the strongest wind squall, and trust me on this, that *will* wake you up. |
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