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ross@prabiz.com

Wed, Jul 12, 2000 2:14 AM

From: "Leonard Brunotte" LB@myguardian.com
To: trawler-world-list@samurai.com
Subject: Marine Deck 2000
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 18:41:54 -0400

We would appreciate information on who and where makes Marine Deck2000,
which is a cork material that looks like teak.

Kindest Regards,

Len Brunotte

Please Reply:
email - lb@myguardian.com
phone - 321-639-2743
fax - 321-636-6377

From: "Leonard Brunotte" <LB@myguardian.com> To: <trawler-world-list@samurai.com> Subject: Marine Deck 2000 Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 18:41:54 -0400 We would appreciate information on who and where makes Marine Deck2000, which is a cork material that looks like teak. Kindest Regards, Len Brunotte Please Reply: email - lb@myguardian.com phone - 321-639-2743 fax - 321-636-6377 ---

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Jack@Haring.ORG

Thu, Jul 13, 2000 5:18 PM

At 22:14 7/11/2000 , you wrote:

From: "Leonard Brunotte" LB@myguardian.com
To: trawler-world-list@samurai.com
Subject: Marine Deck 2000
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 18:41:54 -0400

We would appreciate information on who and where makes Marine Deck2000,
which is a cork material that looks like teak.

Marquipt is the US distributor.
http://www.marquipt.com/distribution.html

Jack Haring
WhoopeeWagen

At 22:14 7/11/2000 , you wrote: > >From: "Leonard Brunotte" <LB@myguardian.com> >To: <trawler-world-list@samurai.com> >Subject: Marine Deck 2000 >Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 18:41:54 -0400 > >We would appreciate information on who and where makes Marine Deck2000, >which is a cork material that looks like teak. Marquipt is the US distributor. http://www.marquipt.com/distribution.html See also: http://penyachts.com/products/mardeck.html ________________________________________________________________ Jack Haring WhoopeeWagen

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hnmorgan@mindspring.com

Fri, Jul 14, 2000 2:20 AM

Hi All,

Just got my Maptech Chart CD update and along with it came their new chart
viewing application. It has a number of handy features: tides (high, low,
height), current (present flood/ebb, max flood, max ebb with direction and
magnitude), and numerous printing options. One option lets you print a chart
with overlayed routes showing course and distance on each leg - this is
handy for those who fear their GPS will die. It also lets you upload and
download to/from a GPS. Being able to print the charts in large sizes with
waypoints/routes is very useful for us, as we use a Yeoman and don't bring a
'puter on board.
It runs on Windows (95, 98, NT). "Wait a minute", I hear you saying, "aren't
you a Mac guy?". Well, yes, but I also run Windows 98 on my Mac in order to
check/debug cross platform applications/databases.
Anyway, it's worth a try, especially given the price (included with CD).

--
HNick&Sherri
Small Wonder (Camano Troll)
HYY, Galesville, MD

Hi All, Just got my Maptech Chart CD update and along with it came their new chart viewing application. It has a number of handy features: tides (high, low, height), current (present flood/ebb, max flood, max ebb with direction and magnitude), and numerous printing options. One option lets you print a chart with overlayed routes showing course and distance on each leg - this is handy for those who fear their GPS will die. It also lets you upload and download to/from a GPS. Being able to print the charts in large sizes with waypoints/routes is very useful for us, as we use a Yeoman and don't bring a 'puter on board. It runs on Windows (95, 98, NT). "Wait a minute", I hear you saying, "aren't you a Mac guy?". Well, yes, but I also run Windows 98 on my Mac in order to check/debug cross platform applications/databases. Anyway, it's worth a try, especially given the price (included with CD). -- HNick&Sherri Small Wonder (Camano Troll) HYY, Galesville, MD

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elnav@uniserve.com

Fri, Jul 14, 2000 10:32 AM

At 10:20 PM 07/13/2000 -0400, Nick wrote:

Just got my Maptech Chart CD update and along with it came their new chart

viewing application.

snip<<

Being able to print the charts in large sizes with
waypoints/routes is very useful for us, as we use a Yeoman and don't bring a
'puter on board.

Arild writes:
Does your package include the photographic bird's eye view that can be
used in conjunction with the chart.

I'm glad to finally see someone who uses a YEOMAN besides myself.
That product has to be the neatest thing since sliced bread for
electronic chart work,
While it doesn't lend itself too well to applications involving high
speed, it seems the perfect plotting tool for displacement speed trawlers
and sailboats.
Since you already have the paper charts, this is also the most cost
effective, not to mention the best for dealing with possible power
outages. If the power fails you simply keep plotting on the same chart
using DR.

How long have you been using the YEOMAN?

Cheers

Arild

At 10:20 PM 07/13/2000 -0400, Nick wrote: >Just got my Maptech Chart CD update and along with it came their new chart viewing application. >> snip<< >Being able to print the charts in large sizes with >waypoints/routes is very useful for us, as we use a Yeoman and don't bring a >'puter on board. Arild writes: Does your package include the photographic bird's eye view that can be used in conjunction with the chart. I'm glad to finally see someone who uses a YEOMAN besides myself. That product has to be the neatest thing since sliced bread for electronic chart work, While it doesn't lend itself too well to applications involving high speed, it seems the perfect plotting tool for displacement speed trawlers and sailboats. Since you already have the paper charts, this is also the most cost effective, not to mention the best for dealing with possible power outages. If the power fails you simply keep plotting on the same chart using DR. How long have you been using the YEOMAN? Cheers Arild

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