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CaptRick
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  • Milwaukee, WI
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Milwaukee
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I am a USCG-licensed 50T Master(Steam, Motor, Sail and towing) and the captain of s/v Mai Tai, a sailing/scuba diving Lagoon catamaran charter boat currently in the Great Lakes. I am hoping to do some world exploring with s/v Mai Tai in the near future! I have a passion for anything sailing especially windsurfing. I've windsurfed in Lake Michigan, Baja, Maui, Bonaire, the Oregon coast and the Gorge. I also work on the Research Vessel Neeskay. I'm very eco-conscious. "I don't know why they call them Environmentalists, they should call them survivalists because the environment will still be there. We just won't be able to live in it!"
I have a passion for music and have played in a variety of different bands, from dub reggae to rock!

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At 10:15am on May 30, 2010, S/V Mother Ocean said…
I am replacing the panels. My window leaked and the plywood panels thart were viynal covered were rotten. I thought that it was a delaminated hull but it is just paneling glued to the walls. There are globs of a epoxy putty that holds the panels on. In places there is 1/2" of space between the hull and panel. I am adding insulation and had to use spray foam from the can to do the sides. I am going to use 1/2" sheet for the ceiling part and paint it all white. I plan to add LED lights in both white and red.

The 3gm Yanmars came in the boat, so they are starting to show a little age. They are good motors tho. They'll push it about 10 knts wide open, I use just one for cruising speed of around 7 knts.

Got any pics of the project?
At 12:23pm on May 23, 2010, S/V Mother Ocean said…
Hi Rick, No still chugging along with the old ones. I have 27 hp, 3 cyl, yanmars in mine. Doing a major main cabin overhaul right now.

Dan
At 5:10pm on February 9, 2010, h said…
Captain Rick,

What design is that wooden boat on your photos? Is it a Herreshoff design? It looked very similar to the boat they are restoring at the museum in Bristol, RI.

h
At 6:15pm on April 22, 2009, Ken Michaelchuck said…
Capt Rick,
Yes I am in McKinley in the North Section - dock D-9. Been there for about 11 years or so with my Hunter 376. Ken
At 11:42am on January 7, 2009, ___/)ances With Sails said…
I took a wind surf lesson on maui(off maui actually) and it beat me down. I dig yer observation about environmentalist vs survivalist. That is so funny but true. Ye nailed that one. What type of work do ye do actually? Ive considered options but am in too deep in my recent (temp)endevours. Had some enviro coursework, geo, geology
yall hirin? awwww, never mind, i dont wanna work. haha
At 6:54am on January 7, 2009, LOLA said…
Hi I'm from Mn ...moved to warmer climate...

Welcome to this great site.
 
 
 

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