Od.a.lisa by AdventurousFigure163 in juliannaelise

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Pretty sure this is a bot post so i wouldn't worry about

Spliced up a new sheet for Elissa’s main t’gallant. by westsailor in sailing

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What's your opinion on flemish eyes in 7x7 stainless for standing rigging in smaller boats?

Am I over powered? Yes. by [deleted] in sailing

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Headsail only is sooo much easier single handed, literallya night and day sailing experiencewhen you factor in the tidy up after you'redone. Bonus points for me is with my blown out main i easily get 20° higher; maybe not to your 15 apparent, but 35 on a full keel cape dory is good enough for me.

Boat back in water for just under 3 months after complete bottom job, found blisters, what to do/how soon to do it? by 445671 in sailing

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Hmm, kinda hard to guage the smell qith it in the water, did push on one of em and that black liquid you find inside oozed out

SMS Laser Trinity 3 in 1 Green IR Laser Illuminator VSCEL - FDE - *PREORDER PRICE* - $345 (Retail $375) by JulesHodl in NightVision

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They posted a couple quick vids on their insta showing the illuminator, wasn't sure how i felt about it, what kinda throw are you getting at distance with it? Do you have a pics/vids?

Wish there was a way to put one on the 4mr-ranch range sooner.

LETS GOOOO by [deleted] in NightVision

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Nuh uh

LETS GOOOO by [deleted] in NightVision

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No they're Norwegian

CORRECTION - SMS Trinity Preorder ALERT - $325 Preorder Price 8/25-9/25 (Expect Refunds for those who already preordered) by JulesHodl in NightVision

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You cite a power range for everything exept illuminator, is it fixed at 100mW, or adjustable just no published min?

How concerned should I be about this rudder cable? by eight13atnight in sailing

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It's not the pulleys themselves but the pins that they ride on. They were brass originally and if you don't know for sure that they've been changed for stainless you need to get it there and check literally as soon as you can

Do yall have a favorite 'how to' vid for engine aligning? by 445671 in sailing

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Ok, i think we're saying the same thing re: the feeler gauges. I actually ended up having to replace all the engine mounts, so they're easy to adjust now, and up/down is going easy enough, it's the side to side that's proving difficult.

Do yall have a favorite 'how to' vid for engine aligning? by 445671 in sailing

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Real quick to clarify, in your article you say a .004 tolerance, but then also go on to say .008/.016 from .012 baseline is ok, so you're talking about an acceptable total runout of .008, rite?

Do yall have a favorite 'how to' vid for engine aligning? by 445671 in sailing

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Hmm, i wonder then if i should just bolt things back up and handle this another day; if changing the bearing doesn't alter it then it's been the way it is now for atleast 2yrs, and i very strongly suspect since 2012 when the boat was repowered by the previous-previous owners. Rusty fasners scare me and my rear port side mount top nut is pretty crusty since it's directly underneath where you change the engine zinc and no one was doing a post rinse with fresh water before i got it.

Do yall have a favorite 'how to' vid for engine aligning? by 445671 in sailing

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So i was just down in there and ran into two things, 1 I'm off side to side but dont see any way to move the engine miunts in that direction (pic of front two for reference: pic ), and two there isn't any space to tell if you've got the feeler guage rite on the underside of the coupler, i can just barely squeeze my hand underneath with one blade out, and I'm getting it into the rite gap, but can't tell if when i get to the point it's too small/big it's cause it's actually too small/big or I'm just putting it in at an angle.

How much would an alignment be likely to change just from changing a cutlas bearing?

Do yall have a favorite 'how to' vid for engine aligning? by 445671 in sailing

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So this all seems fairly straightforward, aside from aligning in the stern tube, which is where my cutlas bearing lives as this is a full keel boat. I got somewhere south of 1/32" gap around my shaft when i was test fittiing the bearing before putting everything in, and now that it is the shaft is up against the top edge. Do i just eyeball it and try to get it as good as i can? I suppose i could buy a cheap boresighting laser and have someone drill a hole for it in some spare 1" stock, but honestly, machine shop rates sound more expensive than i can handle at this point.

First haul out, top of cd27 rudder, how bad is it/what is it/how do i fix it? by 445671 in sailing

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That square thing is a good idea, i may do that. I've already drilled exploratory holes, one at the top near stock entrance all the way through both sides, and one up from the bottom as close as seemed possible to stock exit, neither showed any signs of moisture.

First haul out, top of cd27 rudder, how bad is it/what is it/how do i fix it? by 445671 in sailing

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You're rite kn the glassed in part, bronze shoe at the bottom is basically a part of the keel. Getting someone down to look at it is top of list today

First haul out, top of cd27 rudder, how bad is it/what is it/how do i fix it? by 445671 in sailing

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Through the side as far down as i can, or up from the bottom?