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On Sat, 03 Nov 2007 17:38:02 GMT, "Glenn \(s/v Seawing\)"
wrote: The crazy thing about the GB is that they've installed an AC stove. So...without the generator running, there's no cooking going on (unless one travels marina-to-marina). A lot of power boats have electric stoves and it is convenient to not worry about carrying stove fuel. It was a real issue on our old boat which only had one generator. We used to carry one of the little one burner butane stoves as emergency backup. We now have a backup generator on the new boat and end up using every now and then. |
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