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    wifi access whle cruising

    Are satalite dishes an option in more, mountainous remote areas like SE AK?
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    1988 26 ft. C Dory Sportfisher

    I looked at a lot of boats and have decided on a 25 cd crusier when the time comes in a few years, for me the extra nearly 3' of cabin, shower, more room for a dingy, head not where I sleep and living aboard for 4 months at a time swayed me for the bigger boat, each boater will have different...
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    Nootka Groceries

    thanks, I misread which boat was which.
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    Nootka Groceries

    SalmonFisher. how do you like the twin 40's on the 25'cruiser? pros/cons...everything Honky DORY....that was bad.
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    Economy, twin emgines vs. single engine

    I will be around, there will no doubt be many more questions come to mind as the time nears and I doubt there is a better place to ask them than here. I may not even get thru the written material before the time to buy and outfit arrives, lots of great reading there, for shur!
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    Economy, twin emgines vs. single engine

    I looked a some online and they were the front runner in my mind till I decided the Dorys suited my needs overall for a lot less money and the "beachable" factor really interests me, but who knows? when the time comes I may end up with a 12' canoe with a one lung steam engine with a sidewheel. I...
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    Economy, twin emgines vs. single engine

    Thanks Jay,I think I have a pretty good handle on the outboard..twin/single thing and general fuel consumption from folks here and the performance charts,considering loads and managing trims and a handfull of other variables. I would definitely put any extra weight into extra fuel capacity. I...
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    Economy, twin emgines vs. single engine

    I would have to agree based on all the photos I have seen, to me it seemed to be more so on the CD25 than the other CD's. It may be part of the Dory style?,I have a 18' plank hull Pacific City Dory in the back yard I was going to restore in 1973 or thereabouts but never got around to it. It is...
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    Economy, twin emgines vs. single engine

    I guess I should have said that my concern was economy compared to the 7-9 knt work boats I have ran before and any pro/con with splitting your horsepower between two engines, as for living aboard, my only stops at towns, or tenders would be for fuel, water, general resupply, so I like the 9'...
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    Economy, twin emgines vs. single engine

    Thanks for the offer John, I am long ways from choosing yet but will keep your offer in mind. I liked the cabin room on the 25 and ran 7 knts for quite a few years on a work boat, and it did not hurt me any, and I probably saw more than had I been a shootin" and a scootin"with most of the hull...
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    Economy, twin emgines vs. single engine

    I have thought about one of the smaller boats, I plan on living on it for 4 months or more out of the year so the xtra room is one of the factors, I have had on my mind, but nothing is etched in stone at this point.Between the archives and all the experience on this forum and my having to...
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    Economy, twin emgines vs. single engine

    thanks for the quick replies, I will spend a lot of time in the archives as it has been a long time since I have skippered more than an old 18' wooden hull rig fishing on some local lakes the last dozen years or so. I did like the looks of the Sea Sport but could not see any need for the extra...
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    Economy, twin emgines vs. single engine

    t has been over 35 years since I have had REAL boat under me, I ran a 34' refitted steel hull lifeboat with a 300CI ford engine, from Seattle to SE Alaska and back for 5 seasons, 7 knots wide open with the tide and wind on your back side, with no lift at all on the bow with this style, it would...
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