Looking for guidance on the width of the boot top. Current plan is for dk green topsides, white boot, and red bottom. Existing width tells me nothing, as the boot and the bottom are both black. Previous boats have had light or white topsides with a dark boot.

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John Marshall On Dec 10, 2008, at 6:34 PM, 2elnav@netbistro.com wrote: >> Hello, could we ask all the sailors on here to look at not the top >> 600K >> trawler but put their experience to making a good seaworthy small >> passagemaker, and what a small passagemaker would need.

Just because you toss a coin once > and it comes up heads doesn't mean it will come up heads every time. > > Don Dodds > Yeah, but would you need mathematical, engineering evedince not to bet against a coin that comes up heads every time for the last 3 years?

Dick Hi think it depends on whats considered major coin?? On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 12:31 PM, Richard W. Solomon wrote: > I saw an FTS 5030 Cesium Standard and thought it might be > useful.

Probably 20+ years for a lithium coin cell... basically the shelf life of the cell. I have a card of 24 year old CR-2032's that are still above 3V, and no sign of leakage. BTW, never handle a coin cell (particularly in watch applications) with your fingers... your grubby fingerprints are rather conductive and can discharge a cell surprisingly quickly.

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