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http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/dmvfaqs.htm#BOATS and http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/forms/boats.pdf The free dockage behind my MIL's for the beasts makes up for it though. NJ is a bit more lenient if the boat isn't homeported there, e.g. you get 6 months of free play in local waters before you're required to register.

If you are not interested in a tablet computer, then I would recommend that you look for computers that are built and tested to the MIL-STD-810 standard. This standard documents all of the environmental testing required for militarized hardware.

Village Marine manufactures to Mil Spec and Theirs are the units installed for the military and on all Coast Guard boats. When I contacted Sea Recovery to inquire why I should buy their unit and why is it better. The only response was we have been in business longer.

they really say 22 MILLIMITERS not Mils.. the video only shows chop guns in action, no mention of real laminate... I think I'm going to keep my 37 year old hull for a while :-) pascal miami,fl 70 hatteras 53MY

I have looked at a variety of of 20 or 30 mil flexible plastics that can be cut with scissors (like really thick saran wrap) and it isn't slippery but wonder if it will react with the varnished surface. Anyhow, I am sure you get the idea and if anyone has the solution that is the cat's ass let me know.

We use a mil-spec lubricity additive that was recommended when we bought the boat by both the diesel shop we use as well as a good friend who was a design engineer for one of the major marine engine and generator manufacturers for 30+ years.

But I've since found out that the abuse > pretty much all stratum 1 servers, including several .edu, .gov > and .mil servers. > > Now they probably regret they didn't just pay off my claim from the > start. I'm also sorry, Poul-Henning, that you are the latest victim of firmware stupidity.

>Kings cage = 91836 >mil spec: M39012/01-0005 > >a few bucks each > >2. consider adding a foam in place insulation, inside the plastic pipe >to support the coaxial cable. >drill a 1/8" hole every few feet and squirt in the aerosol foam till it >comes out of the hole.