Datamarine parts/covers

[Capt JT]

Just an FYI to say I found replacement covers for my older datamarine corinthian series instruments. It seem DMI Marine has taken over the replacement parts business for Datamarine. Great people and service even for my $8.00 order. Located in Ma. @ (508) 564-7491.. and Kelsa, the girl who took my order sounds cute !

Capt JT
s/v Happy Daze CD25
New Haven, Ct.



laton@ynhh.com

[Lou Ostendorff]

Hello Capt. JT & Others;
I ordered a DMI cover by mistake for my Signet depth sounder...rather than send it back, it's available free to the first Cape Dorian that proves his worth...(round,and about 5" dia.)
Lou Ostendorff
CD25D Karma
"navigare est necesse, vivere non est necesse"



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[Andy denmark]

Lou,

Here!!! (Hand raised)

I'll trade you a Dark and Stormy for it.

Right across the river, too. Shall we consumate our transaction at M & M's or wait until the CD raftup at Cape Lookout?

Regards,

Andy



trekker@coastalnet.com

[Lou Ostendorff]

Hello Andy;
Well, a "Dark 'N Stormy' would be 'real nice', and the cover's yours, if you can translate the Latin Phrase below my name...I'll bring it to the Cape Lookout Raftup...see ya!
Lou Ostendorff
CD25D Karma
"Navigare est necesse, vivere non est necesse"



louosten@ipass.net

[Andy Denmark]

Hello Andy;
Well, a "Dark 'N Stormy' would be 'real nice', and the cover's yours, if you can translate the Latin Phrase below my name...I'll bring it to the Cape Lookout Raftup...see ya!
Lou Ostendorff
CD25D Karma
"Navigare est necesse, vivere non est necesse"

I had a bad time with Latin. All I remember is, "Latin is a dead language, dead as it can be. First it killed the Romans and now it's killing me."

My rough translation would be something esoteric like: knowing where one is going is important but one must stay alive to appreciate the experience.

Close enough to get you a D & S and me an instrument cover???

Ooooh Rah (that can't be Latin) and Semper Fidelis,

Andy



trekker@coastalnet.com

[Lou Ostendorff]

Andy!!!!
Well, I didn't know any Latin before I found this phrase, except 'Carpe Diem'...but loosely translated, it means...
"Sailing is necessary, mere living is not"...don't you think this would be appropriate for most Cape Dorians? Additionally, I think it's a 'worthy' aspiration and motto for the CDSOA...maybe we could get the incumbent Officers to adopt it and print it in the next Membership Listing...
Lou Ostendorff
CD25D
Onward to Cape Lookout



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