Re: launch approaches!
> I hope you don'tNah, i'm a grad student and sit in front of a computer all night
> get fired
> for neglecting your day job,
> or divorced
> for neglecting your family. <g>
working on a thesis and doing grunt work for my advisor and the US
forest service sporadically. Family, just a dog and we run 3 miles a
day he's ready for a cruise :)
> ...don't forget the roof hatch, sails, riggingsail done, hatch almost, rigging well little simpler on a balanced
> and maybe a trailer and outboard. And,
> perhaps some safety items, like a fire extinquisher,
> life vests, a bell, compass, etc..
lug, trailer....think i'm going to borrow one for a while, outboard
already had it, scavaged all that other stuff over the past year.
Electrics will have to wait till i win the lottery, thats what
lanterns are for.
>That's going to be a pain, as i live 500 miles fom my residency. I
> Does your state require 'vessel numbers'?
> I have been waiting two months now to get
> my application back, send in your application
> early!
only need the numbers if i run the ob so i may get some yuloh
practice in the mean time and keep the ob below deck for "emergency"
use till i get the #s
Jason
> Thats all that's left to do.Go for it Jason,
> Jason............launching in 30 days
I hope you don't
get fired
for neglecting your day job,
or divorced
for neglecting your family. <g>
...don't forget the roof hatch, sails, rigging
and maybe a trailer and outboard. And,
perhaps some safety items, like a fire extinquisher,
life vests, a bell, compass, etc..
Does your state require 'vessel numbers'?
I have been waiting two months now to get
my application back, send in your application
early!
Keel first, then rig. It sits up better.
Roger
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Roger
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jason Stancil" <jasonstancil@...>
> Almost finished my keel up today 400 lbs of lead, oh yeah.....The
> hull is fully faired and sanded awaiting paint and primer. as soon
> as that dries the windows go in, I varnish a few bits, rig the little
> beast, install the keel batten and hang the keel and slather on a
> bit more copperpoxy. oh yeah seat cushions and covers. Thats all
> that's left to do. Bruce and Don, you boys better get those boats
> wet fast or I'll be the first with my poor excuse of a navigator!
> Jason............launching in 30 days
Almost finished my keel up today 400 lbs of lead, oh yeah.....The
hull is fully faired and sanded awaiting paint and primer. as soon
as that dries the windows go in, i varnish a few bits rig the little
beast, install the keel batten and hang the keel and slather on a
bit more copperpoxy. oh yeah seat cushions and covers. Thats all
that's left to do. Bruce and Don you boys better get those boats wet
fast or i'll be the first with my poor excuse of a navigator!
Jason............launching in 30 days
hull is fully faired and sanded awaiting paint and primer. as soon
as that dries the windows go in, i varnish a few bits rig the little
beast, install the keel batten and hang the keel and slather on a
bit more copperpoxy. oh yeah seat cushions and covers. Thats all
that's left to do. Bruce and Don you boys better get those boats wet
fast or i'll be the first with my poor excuse of a navigator!
Jason............launching in 30 days