Re: FW: Sail quote for Bolger AS 29 Advanced Sharpie

--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, Neal Sandidge <nsandidge@...> wrote:
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> From: Jeff@...
> To: nsandidge@...
> Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2012 12:25:06 -0400
> Subject: RE: Sail quote for Bolger AS 29 Advanced Sharpie
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> We have the AS 29 listed in case you would like to
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> Gaff Main Kit $1090.00, Finished
> $2200, 6.4oz SC Dacron, crosscut, 3 rows of reef points, grommets for
> lacing on head luff and foot.
> Mizzen Kit $235.00, Finished $465.00,
> 6.4oz SC Dacron, crosscut, laced on luff.
> Drifter Kit $250.00, Finished
> $520.00, Maxilite 150 1.5oz ripstop nylon, crosscut, rope luff, set
> flying. This is what he calls a spinnaker in his sail
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> Best Regards,
> Jeff Frank
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> Sailrite
> Enterprises, Inc.
> 2390 East 100 South | Columbia City, IN
> 46725
> 800.348.2769 toll free | 260.244.4647 local | 260.818.2005
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> From: Neal Sandidge
> [mailto:nsandidge@...]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2012 8:04
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> To: sailrite
> Subject: Sail quote for Bolger AS 29
> Advanced Sharpie
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> Please send full
> quote for main, mizzen and spinnaker. Could not get from your
> website.
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> Thanks.
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> Neal
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> Date: Sun, 15 Apr
> 2012 09:08:34 -0400
> From: BB-RLW@...
> To:
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> Subject: Re:
> Damn you!
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> Hi Neal
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> I really like the Harry 2 but for you the AS29
> might be better... On the other hand you might want to take a serious look at
> the POP 25 which really is just about the most bang you can get in such a small
> envelope.http://boatbits.blogspot.com/2011/10/my-morning-thoughts.html
> You might also take a really serious look at Tad's 28 foot future cruiser...http://www.tadroberts.ca/services/small-boats/sail/futurecruiser28
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> The
> Simplicity rig works well. I got stalled writing about it because a friend with
> a stock CAL 34 was coming down to the Caribbean and the plan was to do some
> stock rig vs simplicity rig tests so things got put on hold and as things go he
> has still not got down here but promises that he will soon come.
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> hindsight I do wish I'd gone with a lug rig for a variety of reasons but most
> importantly because while we like the simplicity rig it's not really covering
> any new ground but going with something that will have a better resale value
> when we build the new boat...
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> By the way, the sailrite kits are awesome
> super easy to sew and excellent value. Though I'm sure where you are you'd be
> able to find something cheaper either there or with one of the Hong Kong
> lofts.
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> Bob
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> On 4/15/12 4:31 AM, Neal Sandidge wrote:
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> I have ordered the
> AS 29 plans; they should be here any day now. Then I start going
> through your past-postings and I run across the Tad Roberts "Harry II" from July
> 27, 2010. Now I'm having second thoughts!
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> BTW, how did your
> re-rig go. There were quite a few posts as you began mast
> construction and ordered your sail rite kits, then nothing (at least thru July,
> 2010).
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> Neal
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> Date: Fri, 13 Apr
> 2012 20:51:01 -0400
> From: BB-RLW@...
> To:
> nsandidge@...
> Subject: Re:
> Bolger AS29 rig
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> On 4/13/12 6:54 PM, Neal Sandidge wrote:
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> Bob:
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> Been
> going through the archives of Boat Bits. Who was the manufacturer of
> that $300 "non-marine" wind generator that you installed in 2009? Has
> it held up? Are you satisfied with it?
> It held up great
> until we lost the mast... Sadly the company that made it is no longer in
> business...
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> Also, how did
> your home-made composting toilet work out?
> Excellent! Would
> never have any other sort now.
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> Bob
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