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The website provides > specs for the 30; LOA 29'11", beam 9'5", towing wt. 6000# A bit much > for easy towing. Might they be one and the same? Thanks! Jon Karna > > > _______________________________________________ > Power-Catamaran Mailing List >

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Chester, 10/26 - WINTER WREN in our yard this morning. The pair of HERMIT THRUSH continued to enjoy the warm weather, sitting on the chairs next to our water garden (really!). In Killingworth (at the library), CEDAR WAXWINGS enjoyed the berry trees. - Tammy Eustis, Chester

thin by all the urgent problems to get under control before individual satellites started to become nearly or completely unrecoverable.

In doing so, all the clear liquid inside the dome was lost. A local mariner suggested I replace it with pharmaceutical grade mineral oil which I did. My problem is that the mineral oil is so viscous that the rose will spin so slowly as to be of little use. (i.e., the boat can turn a complete circle and the card moves ten degrees..... ).

They are fairly easy to install with the flange around the exit that will screw to the overhead with a round or square duct above it. Go to http://www.grainger.com and insert part number 4C447 in the "Product Searach" box at the top. Andina Foster, tech@yandina.com > Andina, > Any suggestions on where to purchase some 115volt blowers? > Jeff

The PDQ power cats (check out the brand new 42 footer at their website: pdqyachts.com!), the hull designs of Malcolm Tennant, Moretti and Melvin, and a few others (as well as virtually all sailing catamarans -- naturally low powered) lean heavilly toward the slender, non-planing hulls with low power and therefore thrifty operation.

They are all very similar. If you are DIY, go for the International as it is easy to get at retail stores, thinners and all. Tip number two, always use same manufacturer for all primers, top coats, thinner, cleaners. Unless the painter has experience and likes something else.

Mark B, I'm not looking down on you at all, and I hope that nobody is. Interpreting tone in text is a very difficult task. Sometimes it's easy to make a mistake. I've done it many times before. I've found that it's best to give the benefit of the doubt to the writer.