What is the best piece of gear on your boat?

[M. R. Bober]

Just curious about your opinions.
Mitchell Bober
RESPITE
CD330



thebobers@erols.com

[Frank]

Just curious about your opinions.
Mitchell Bober
RESPITE
CD330

28 Power - GPS and lectrasan



ccmlake@msn.com

[sloopjohnl]

a good cigar!!!!

Just curious about your opinions.
Mitchell Bober
RESPITE
CD330

[Ken Cave]

The roller furler!!



bcave@whidbey.net

[Walt Bilofsky]

Seriously, I'd agree with the guys that said the autopilot.

- Walt



bilofsky@toolworks.com

[bill willis]

Just curious about your opinions.
Mitchell Bober
RESPITE
CD330

My picture of the Dali Lama...

Happy sails,
bill



wawillis@toad.net

[John M]

Just curious about your opinions.
Mitchell Bober
RESPITE
CD330

Two each, winchs, Lewmar #40, 2 speed, self-tailing, bronze. Purchased specifically for #1 first mate/wife.



johnmartin55@hotmail.com

[Don Sargeant]

Bette.

Don Sargeant
~~COQUINA~~
CD25D #189
Greenwich Cove

Just curious about your opinions.
Mitchell Bober
RESPITE
CD330

[Michael Heintz]

without a doubt......Auto piolit



Mzenith@aol.com

[K. Wood]

Just curious about your opinions.
Mitchell Bober
RESPITE
CD330

Roller Furling Main.



kwoodlaw@arkansas.net

[Bill Goldsmith]

New Sails in 2000 with Mack Pack.

Just curious about your opinions.
Mitchell Bober
RESPITE
CD330

goldy@bestweb.net

[Chris Cram]

new fully battened main, roller furling and of course that Cape Dory appeal.



cccobx@prodigy.net

[Olli Wendelin]

1. My Wife.

2. Awning

3. Rum

Olli Wendelin
BLUE MOON
Charleston, SC



wendelin@spawar.navy.mil

[Warren Kaplan]

Just curious about your opinions.
Mitchell Bober
RESPITE
CD330

Brand new Lewmar self tailing winches on my CD27. Just got 'um. Haven't even installed 'um yet.



Setsail728@aol.com

[Chris Reinke - CD330 Inni]

Interesting question. Some folks might argue it is the convenience offered by fuller systems. Others might say it is the safety equipment which we all hope to never need but whose value is not measurable should we need it. Yet others might mention the advancements of onboard amenities or electronics. I would have to say the most valuable thing aboard my CD are the memories which I can take to shore. The thoughts of my son’s smiling face, my wife’s hair blowing in the breeze, or the gentle rocking of the deck under my foot. These are the thinks which I find most valuable. These are the thinks which get me through a week in the office.

So perhaps I have digressed slightly from your original question. The most valuable thing aboard my CD? The crew.

Just curious about your opinions.
Mitchell Bober
RESPITE
CD330

chris.reinke@transamerica.com