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Re: T&T: USCG letter size

From: Carroll Phillips (no email)
Date: Thu Jun 01 2006 - 21:57:48 EDT

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    The following is from the Auxiliary Vessel Examination Manual. "Documented
    pleasure vessels must have the name and hailing port, including city and
    state abbreviations, marked in clearly legible letters not less than four
    inches in height on some clearly visible exterior part of the hull."

    Carroll Phillips, M/V Endurance 43'Albin'79
    Jacksonville, FL
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    Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 9:42 PM
    Subject: T&T: USCG letter size

    > Howdy all:
    >
    > About to put on the name and hailing port. The name letters will be at
    > least 7" tall, and the current configuration has the hailing port name
    > about 1.5"
    > for lower case and 2.7" for upper case.
    >
    > Think this is o.k.?
    >
    > The boat will be documented.
    >
    > Thanks
    >
    > John Edwards
    > CD28 Flybridge
    > NEO
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