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Dean W. Martin
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- Boise, ID
- United States
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Dean W. Martin's Discussions
Hand bearing compass
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve Knight Jan 27, 2012. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Island Packets
Started this discussion. Last reply by Melissa Renee Dec 8, 2010. 6 Replies 0 Likes
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- Profile Type:
- Sailor
- Homeport:
- Boise, ID
- About Me:
- Do not own a boat yet (looking), chartered in BVI (2), and the Grenadines (1), sail with generous friends inland lakes. Our dream is to own a sailboat in the carribean to retire on in a few years, the stock market willing.
- Current location:
- Boise, ID
- Destinations visited:
- BVI, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Bequia, Tobago Cays, PSV,Mayreau, Union Island,
- Looking to:
- Sail more in the Carribbean and the South Pacific specifically Tonga and Tahiti, also would be interested in Greece, Italy and the French Riviera/
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"Hi All,
french built 2010 43 has been very dry down below but now a slow leak has occurred which is showing at the limber holes under the floor board in forward cabin. Bilge pump goes every 3hrs for 20secs. Not sure if it’s fresh/rain water or…"
Do you dream about offshore cruising?
"hello
been years since on site.
im having trouble changing my heading. are we limited to words?
is there an instruction page?
Thank you
lola"
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some months ago you asked about cruisers in the Caribbean, and why the charter companies are multihull and "we the people" are mono. Two answers: money & inexperience with twin hulls. The cost of twin hulls is so much higher for initial purchase and the used market has not really developed. As to inexperience, not enough people have taken the time/money to get on a multihull and feel it for themselves. Interested in your progress, as I had serious eyes on a Chris White design, 42' Atlantic model until other life events got in the way of that idea.