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#167180 02/03/09 05:33 PM 02/03/09 05:33 PM | andrewscott
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PS it must have taken allot of time to wrap your walls in aluminum foil | | | Re: New sails
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#167182 02/03/09 05:40 PM 02/03/09 05:40 PM |
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Posts: 4,118 Northfield Mn | You must have some "wide doors".
PS it must have taken allot of time to wrap your walls in aluminum foil The foil is part of the insulation, reflects the heat back in. or, at least that's what I tell people so they don't know its really there to block the alien signal..... damn! The boat had to come apart and go through the window. I did it by myself, so it wasn't too bad. | | | Re: New sails
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#167187 02/03/09 07:15 PM 02/03/09 07:15 PM |
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Posts: 118 Pensacola, FL | Undecided, That is the best line I have herd in a while. I will be right behind you.
Chris Trident F16
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[Re: Karl_Brogger]
#167190 02/03/09 07:40 PM 02/03/09 07:40 PM |
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Posts: 1,430 california | You must have some "wide doors".
PS it must have taken allot of time to wrap your walls in aluminum foil The foil is part of the insulation, reflects the heat back in. or, at least that's what I tell people so they don't know its really there to block the alien signal..... damn! The boat had to come apart and go through the window. I did it by myself, so it wasn't too bad. The foil does nothing to stop our signals but Karl you are on the list. Which list you may ask I'll never tell. | | | Re: New sails
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#167225 02/04/09 08:36 AM 02/04/09 08:36 AM |
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Posts: 263 SC | It's 17 degrees F, here in sunny South Carolina. That must be like -1000 degress C.
Come on over.
Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won't expect it back.
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[Re: Tony_F18]
#167235 02/04/09 10:02 AM 02/04/09 10:02 AM |
Joined: Aug 2001 Posts: 1,307 Asuncion, Paraguay Luiz
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Posts: 1,307 Asuncion, Paraguay | ...and store rolled (starting from the middle, so you have easy access to both the top and the bottom), vacuum bagged.
Luiz
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#167239 02/04/09 10:28 AM 02/04/09 10:28 AM |
Joined: Dec 2001 Posts: 5,590 Naples, FL waterbug_wpb
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Posts: 5,590 Naples, FL | see, what ya'll snowberds don't git is that when it does drop down all frigid like dis here cold snap, the sun is out and the temps git back to 70ish by time dem cows is dun wit lunch.
Cold snaps is what we use to remind us why we don't wanna live in dem sities up north of da mason-dixon.
I don't mind a skeeters and August. Shore beats 9 months of freezin' my belly-button lint..
Jay
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#167250 02/04/09 12:12 PM 02/04/09 12:12 PM |
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Posts: 330 | For prolonged storage, all battens need to be removed from the sail anyway, What would be the reasoning behind that? Definitely you want to release the tension from the battens, especially if you generally carry them tight. But remove the battens...why? sm | | | Re: New sails
[Re: Rolf_Nilsen]
#167253 02/04/09 01:02 PM 02/04/09 01:02 PM |
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Posts: 1,203 uk | C'mon Rolf we need a temperature from you to beat all the yanks!
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