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Hey Kevin, Thanks for the note. Can you post or send a link to your website? Do the pads on your trailer adust up and down? I've admired your Ty sitting in the Gregory lot from the road while driving back and forth to work. I noticed it missing lately. Thanks!!! Dwain In an effort to protect the own...

I need a low cost mainsail in usable condition. I'd consider a jib/genoa also.

Thanks!
Dwain

I need to transport a CD 25 from Galveston to Corpus. I don't really want to own a trailer but need to use one. Any suggestions?

Dwain
Ingleside, TX (near Corpus Christi)

For foam or any floatation to have any value, there would have to be enough to keep the boat from sinking, otherwise the foam will just 'go down with the ship'. You would need well over 10 cubic feet of foam for every 1,000 pounds of boat... a LARGE amount of space. If you have only 9 cu ft of foam....

Hi Andy, A nice solution would be to set up your computer so that when you type "Ctrl d" the degree sign is typed. You can set this up and others using a macro program such as MacroExpress ( http://www.macros.com/ ). There are others.. search "windows macros". Let me know if I ca...

Hey Mike,

Good one ! What software and settings did you use to get your video down to 1 MB ? Mine is 8 MB which is almost too large.

I used Adobe Premiere and exported to "WM9 NTSC streaming modem"

Dwain

Thanks guys. It was fun... i might have to do some more.

Hey Randy. Yes Brigadoon is still <a href="http://www.dwaindouglas.com/">for sale</a>.

Dwain

Hello everyone, I got a new toy.. a video camera. So a friend and I shot some sailing... this is my 1st try at video stuff, I hope it works. <A Href="http://myweb.cableone.net/dwaindouglas/Brigadoon_strmo.wmv">CD 30 Sailing Video</A> Dwain CD30 - <a href="http://www.dwaindouglas.com&q...

$28,500 firm... sail her from Texas.

http://www.dwaindouglas.com

Dwain

[img]http://www.dwaindouglas.com/yard2005.jpg[/img]

Fresh paint, polish, wax, ... 5/1/2005

See my web site for details: http://www.dwaindouglas.com

Thanks,
Dwain

(Typhoon wanted)

You might consider using a 'die thread cutter' to cut the threads on top of the old ones. It would not be pretty but it would probably work fine since there is little stress. A machine shop could do this. On my '83 MD7B the thread is M18 x 1.5

Dwain
CD 30 for sale http://www.dwaindouglas.com/