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From: Barry Brazier (no email)
Date: Thu Jun 17 2004 - 18:32:45 EDT
I would not bother with things that have a good chance of going wrong. Anything you have you must also have a plan of how to continue if it fails.
Barry
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From: masssheltie
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Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 1:13 AM
Subject: [world-cruising] Which options are maintenance headaches?
I am spec-ing out a blue water sailboat, and went down the option
list choosing items that I thought would be useful. When I tallied
up the total, the bill came to over $50,000. This obviously won't
work.
I don't mind buying things that will make my boat safer, more
seaworthy, and enjoyable to sail. I don't want options that will end
up being unreliable maintenance headaches.
Are there any options that just don't work in a cruising boat? I was
thinking of things like roller furling for headsails, Heart
Inverters, Autopilots, engine-driven refrigeration, Maxprop, water
makers, etc.
Thanks
Chris
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