On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 21:10:48 GMT, "Don White"
wrote:


"Marley" wrote in message
. ..

Believe it or not, MANY surveyors frequently have no clue that this is
the case.

At a seminarduring our local boat show, the speaker, who is president of an
international surveyors association, said the moisture meter is probably the
last thing he uses during a survey.

Interesting. Did he say why?

Just out of plain old curiosity, what group was he with?

Later,

Tom

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
Interesting. Did he say why?

Just out of plain old curiosity, what group was he with?

Later,

Tom


I started to take notes...but the coated cashew nuts in my freebee bag kept
calling out to me.
I remember him talking about good judgement, experience, tapping on hull
etc. and length of report (30-45 pages long)
As for which association...I can't remember which...just know he said it was
the best one.
I went hoping he'd be telling us all the secrets of the trade...tips on how
to do our own survey. It was more like an infomercial
and those darn coated cashews kept interrupting my attention.......

On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 01:22:04 GMT, "Don White"
wrote:


"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
Interesting. Did he say why?

Just out of plain old curiosity, what group was he with?

I started to take notes...but the coated cashew nuts in my freebee bag kept
calling out to me.
I remember him talking about good judgement, experience, tapping on hull
etc. and length of report (30-45 pages long)
As for which association...I can't remember which...just know he said it was
the best one.
I went hoping he'd be telling us all the secrets of the trade...tips on how
to do our own survey. It was more like an infomercial
and those darn coated cashews kept interrupting my attention.......

mmmmmmmmcoatedcashewnutsmmmmmmmmmmm