The Cape Dory Board

No, no interfaces, Ladybug is pretty bare bones.

It works well for me, I use it for those days when I have to motor a decent distance.

Not having interfaces keeps me paying attention, I'm less likely to wind up doing something stupid (easy enough w/o help).

DD

I have some as well

it's yours for cost of shipping, whate ever that may be (the remainder weighs close to 4lbs)

Dennis

sorry for the dirty boat socket 6.5 inches from coaming http://i703.photobucket.com/albums/ww36/ddek125/th_DSCN1718.jpg http://i703.photobucket.com/albums/ww36/ddek125/th_DSCN1719.jpg 24 inches from end of cockpit http://i703.photobucket.com/albums/ww36/ddek125/th_DSCN1720.jpg http://i703.photobucke...

is Pu'uhonua (Sea Fever) a '75, did you purchase her approx 10 yrs ago? I remeber a CD28 at Lockwoods when I was searching, but never saw Sea Fever in person.

I will try to get pix this w/e. Don't be bashfull, prompt me if I don't send you something!

Dennis

Yes I have one, I haven't used it this season (barely use it all), IIRC the extending arm will swivel. I mounted the outboard "pin" end on the starboard cockpit locker lid w/ a backing of wood. the pin on the tiller is roughly at the mid point (or 1/3) of the tiller length (pretty close to...

I am looking for spinnaker gear for a CD28: pole, spinnaker (symmetrical). 2.5" pole approx 11.5ft

Dennis

yes the raymarine 2000 will work fine for moderate conditions



Dennis
CD28 #125

Dude, lighten up your beating up Kerrydeares granpa's dead horse

My 28 has occasionally gone faster than 6.3 kts, whatever that means, but it does make me happy, which is all I care about.

Has anyone attending this seminar in the past? I'm debating whether to make the trip up from NJ. Celestial Navigation Seminar Event Location: Yarmouth, ME Landing Boat Supply 106 Lafayette Street (Route 88 ) Yarmouth, ME 04096 Event Description: LEARN CELESTIAL NAVIGATION ON A GET-AWAY WEEKEND Intro...

Stan,

Here is a photo I have handy. The sheets go to a turning block on the toe rail then to the cockpit winches. Otherwise they will chafe on the coaming.

If you want to use the club boom & sail behind the roller furled sail on the forestay, I think you would need a second removable stay (solent stay?). As you noted, it will have to clear the roller drum. The club jib would be hanked onto this new removable stay. You may need the jib sail re-cut a...

Todd,

FWIW- my '77 CD28 (#125) came to me with the v-berth water tank and a water tank under each settee and a flexible holding tank under the small "seat" in the v-berth.

Dennis

Very nice John,

A couple of years ago I pulled my Farymann out using a boom derrick to lift from the cockpit sole up/out & over the stanchions. Did it early one Sunday morning so I could clean up any mishaps before any else arrived in the yard!

Dennis

Marv, For Line drawings for the GS try the Navy: https://www.navo.navy.mil/cgi-bin/graphic.pl/metoc/223/19/0-0-5/1 Good Temperature Images: http://fermi.jhuapl.edu/avhrr/index.html As Armand noted the ON book Gulf Stream Companion is recommended Temperature is a sure sign, last June the seawater tem...