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Re: A/C & Power Generator
#3480
12/15/06 10:59 AM
12/15/06 10:59 AM
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Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 164 Olney, IL
Thor
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put a generator in the anchor locker hang the anchor from the pulpit and make a small anchor locker in the forward triangle to handle the rope...
but why do you want to do this ?
Get a portable AC from Walmart ( 120 dlr) and set it into the companionway.... and if you dont have juice, get a portable generator from Honda or Yamaha ( 1000 dlr ???) and have that one sit in the back cockpit as long as its running ....
1.Its much cheaper than your plan 2. you dont cut off the boat ( which will retain the value ) 3. its done with one trip to town 4. you can remove when you dont need it 5.you still have a chance racing the boat as it was intendet to do
I just saved you at least 5000 bucks ... make checks out to ..: Thor ........
Thor
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Re: A/C & Power Generator
#3482
12/15/06 10:29 PM
12/15/06 10:29 PM
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Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 164 Olney, IL
Thor
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lol i will be down there in July banging aroud de ilons ( bvi) ......
never had air on the floating winnebagos i rent down there ... but I can see your point of needing max comfort ... with a lot of work you should be able to work that stuff into the boat without cutting too much stuff up...
I would raise the outmost rear pertion of the cockpit and put the stuff down there. put a lid on top so you can get to it... might even be able to snug a generator a little more forward over the prop ...
or as I said, use the anchor locker and hang the anchor up front, with a hinged door from above ... there is astoundingly much room in the forward cabin ...
cu down there ... lets meet at the willy t lol
Thor
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Re: A/C & Power Generator
#3485
12/18/06 11:07 AM
12/18/06 11:07 AM
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Joined: May 2007
Posts: 2,669 Portsmouth, RI
Rhapsody #348
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Posts: 2,669
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Bill...you coming down to Cowpet? We are on island from the 28th December... just a hop back to do Key West...[/B] Merry Christmas! We're doing Christmas in New England this year. I spoke to my brother and he's rented his condo out this year for Xmas & New Years. We're defintely spending Christmas 2007 there though! I may try and convince my wife that she needs to go to Cowpet for her February school vacation. On the anchor size - if you can wait until next week, I'll make a run to Rhapsody and measure the anchor locker dimensions for you. Bill
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Re: A/C & Power Generator
#3486
12/18/06 01:31 PM
12/18/06 01:31 PM
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Joined: Apr 2003
Posts: 649 Marblehead, MA
dbows
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Carlos,
For the people around you in the anchorage do *not* get a portable generator and put it on the back of the boat. The other boats want to enjoy the peace and tranquility but will instead be cussing you as you are down below nice and cool and cannot hear the loud motor echoing throughout the harbor. Can you tell this is a pet peev of mine (-:
David #397
David Bows Mallorca - Hull# 397 ~~~~~_/)~_/)~~~~_/)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~|~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~|~~~~~
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Re: A/C & Power Generator
#3487
12/18/06 01:54 PM
12/18/06 01:54 PM
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Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 13 San Juan, PR
Carlos
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thor, thanks again. the first owner of hull 91 told me he had an A/C unit installed in the v-berth's closet. the thru holes are still there so i'll study the possibility of installing it there. i also noticed that the area on top the prop seems big enough to hold a small generator. i'll keep you posted. thanks for your feedback. also, let's try to make the arrangements to meet at tortola. it'll be nice to show my wife that there are lots of better beaches in the USVI and BVI. willy t it is!!! my e-mail is coloncon@aol.com. use it whenever you need anything from PR.
redhead, hull 91 was once called "locura" and it was navy blue. when i bought it i painted it white and called it "sultan". if you raced the heineken culebra international, you must have seen it. we won the jib and main class. the boat is in fajardo (Sea Lovers Marina). if my plans don't work, i'll sell it. but, if i still own it for the rolex in st. thomas, i'll call you. thanks!
bill, i already wrote bernie to post the boat at the database.
merry christmas to you all!!!
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