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From: Sylvain Sirois (no email)
Date: Wed Feb 01 2006 - 08:39:04 EST
Randy, your message brings a question in my mind.
Do you really anchor in 8ft of water?
Were do you navigate? You don't have tide?
I have never anchor in less than 30ft of water.
In the golf of the St-Laurence River, we navigate in no less than 100ft to
600ft of water. And the shore is deep very fast.
Sometime in 30ft of water, I use 1.1 scoop because the anchor is less than
40ft from shore.
Different area of the planet, different reality.
Sylvain Sirois
http://www.plongeess.com
For example, if we anchor in 8ft of water and use a 5:1 scope we
> need
> (8+7)x5=75' of chain.
> Randy Pickelmann
> MORNING STAR
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