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dmgbear55
@dmgbear55
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Joined: June 22, 2015 1:00 pm
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We have lots of reads on this post, but we need at least one more respondent and then we can say the survey is scientific and statistically significan...

9 years ago
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I liked the concept of being able to roll and tip the finish and then get the super high gloss finish. Clearly for that technique to work well the br...

9 years ago
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With the spray reducer it worked out to about 17 oz. total, 8 oz. of blue, 4 oz. of catalyst and 4-5 oz. of reducer. Which was enough for one side of...

9 years ago
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So far I haven't tried to figure out where anyone actually lives or boats. I am trying to sort out what other cat boaters want to do. The survey is ...

9 years ago
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Geez a 1990 Nacra is hardly a relic, barely even a late model. dg

9 years ago
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My survey is not yet statistically significant, but we are getting responses. My intent is to show where your interests are so events could be create...

9 years ago
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If it is an early boat as Flyhull points out the repair is actually pretty simple. I was reluctant to to "pop" the deck off my 5.2, but it only took ...

9 years ago
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or sand off the gelcoat so you can see if the problem is superficial, or actually needs some attention. dg

9 years ago
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Need to keep this on top for a while to get more responses. br /> Take a second to do the survey or respond to the post. Thanks dg

9 years ago
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This sounds like arbitrage opportunity to me. It is also amazing to me that boats we all know are fun and competent can get so ignored. Probably sou...

9 years ago
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Dave, As noted above this is a very repairable boat and if the size and capabilities work for you it is a good starting point. It sounds like you are...

9 years ago
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Well the boat got some touch up epoxy primer today. Then the big project is to clean the shop up and out so that over spray doesn't turn everything b...

9 years ago
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This newer rudder style would help some with weather helm and overall helm balance. By moving part of the blade area in front of the pivot point the ...

9 years ago
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Just the other night I ordered the Navionics SDHC card that has the NA marine chart files on it. I have been using a Delorme PN-60 for my rafting tri...

9 years ago
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Here is the beauty of removing the center tube. You can also eliminate the tube casting on the main beam and then also with some effort cut the tube ...

9 years ago
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9 years ago
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Here are a couple of images of the sales poster I kept from that WayBack machine. Note the sail # on that boat, #4 dg

9 years ago
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While I have never actually weighed my 5.2, I always thought it weighed 360 lbs., but when I pulled out an old promotional piece from 1975 that I have...

9 years ago
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This looks pretty good to me and I appreciate the effort these things take. Once the article is finalized maybe Damon can figure out a way to make a ...

9 years ago
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Probably a very musty smelling thing left over from the first printing 😀

9 years ago
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That book Catamaran Racing for the 90's must be good: They want a mere $483 for the very last copy. Unfortunately that amount of money for a book ...

9 years ago
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The option I was fully prepared to do was simply spray an automotive finish over an epoxy primer. It would have been a thinner coating, but just as h...

9 years ago
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Ok, so we are all right on this topic. I think there are some risks to making changes to the original designer's sail plan, but there are also some a...

9 years ago
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I think ideally the daggerboards represent where the center of effort is applied at the water when going to weather. With a jib and main configuratio...

9 years ago
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I found that after I got my square top I wanted more rake to balance the boat and keep the bows from burying. Dave, I think the reason you would be b...

9 years ago
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