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Old 02-10-2009, 04:03 PM
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http://www.thecoastalpassage.com/ais.html - this is sort of interesting - - - I wonder how much a receiver system costs? and if it is worth-while on a small boat? Fanie & manie, this bloke (the editor of "The Coastal Passage" is also building a Bob Oram 39'C
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Old 02-10-2009, 06:16 PM
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It costs many times more than a transponder on a small aircraft. WHY?
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Old 02-10-2009, 06:48 PM
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Thought the idea would be a neat way to track what is around and going which way how fast - just the receiver - not the transponder - the link had info on the "B class"
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Old 02-11-2009, 07:24 AM
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Mas i have been a very keen reader of TCP
and his build pics have been very helpful

will you have close contact with Bob Oram?
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Old 02-11-2009, 08:02 PM
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As the designer, and his son is helping with the build as the main man, what do you think ? .... Bob likes to work closely with his clients and is worth his weight - very good value....
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Old 02-12-2009, 02:12 PM
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Mas this is frikken outa this world

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Bob likes to work closely with his clients
holy sh1t you couldnt wish for more
maybe this global economic meltdown will play in your favour - i am pretty sure that your build will be one of the very few that will be going on and will that will definately give the top designers and builders more "time" to spend with the "little guy"

hopefully you will also score better prices for materials?

what will the build be - epoxy and ply ?
or are you going for glass and polyester?

please set yourself up for MANY MANY photos as we here on the arse end of the planet will dearly love to see how you do it - as we could never afford that luxury of having a designer oversee a "home build"

go well
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Old 02-16-2009, 02:47 AM
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balsa cored as per specifications - all pre cut by ATL down near the GoldCoast and delivered with all the stuff needed..... including an extra layer of ply for the bottom.... then more glass there....
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Old 03-21-2009, 04:04 AM
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masalai,

A free wordpress.com blog would be the perfect thing for documenting your project. As you progress, this thread would become very big and difficult to manage and navigate,

You can store up to 3GB of photos for free on wordpress (that's thousands of photos) and if you exceeded that you could start putting photos on flickr.com (which is also free).

You may have already seen our blog, which I have recently moved over to wordpress.com: The Scrumble Project

Readers would be able to comment on each entry on your wordpress blog, so you wouldn't lose the interaction that occurs here.

As I'd dearly like to see more people blogging about their boat building project, I'm more than happy to give tips and advice on the subject.

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Old 03-21-2009, 05:45 AM
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Judy????--- post number 1 ---??????


Its a trap --its the inland revenue.

Service to Catch Rich Unemployed Men believed to have Limited Education.

The S_C_R_U_M_B_L_E project.


hello Judy, could'nt resist it, -might as well start as I mean to carry on.
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Old 03-21-2009, 05:49 AM
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I take that as my "welcome to the forum, thank you for your contribution".
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Old 03-21-2009, 09:20 AM
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Oh Im sure you will get a far better welcome than a grumpy ole Yorkshire man can give you.

They have to notice you first and as this is basically in the middle of the night in US, the septics are all asleep.

Well maybe a few are just getting up and having those silly little pancakes with that disgusting sauce that they put on them.

Actually I wonder where Mas is as your contribution was headed his way.

(shouting) Mas Mas theres someone here to see you.

He will be along shortly--he lives in Australia you know!! probably putting fires out.
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Old 03-21-2009, 04:56 PM
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Judy, Thank you for your interest, and I hope your Bob Oram 44C gets to cruise the Queensland coast and we can swap stories eventually.... I have developed some familiarity and "family" here, and will remain in this locale to document my build progress.... As you can see "protection" is fairly well established .

The build site is arranged and the ATL order is being cut, Sam will be leading the build team - I am the site gopher... You are welcome to put a link to your project as there are quite a few readers interested in Bob Oram designs (I have a link to Bob's page for the 30'C in my signature at the bottom of each post).

Frosty, Thanks for the guard duty - They are another Bob Oram 44C build project and OK folk - - - I was out all day Saturday (voting for the Queensland elections to return our (Labor) SOCIALIST (in name) government and ensure Mr cyborg of the LNP did not interrupt the party, Then for a drive up to Melany for a leisurely lunch and imbibing - bloody weird - BMW and other "expensive" cars parked all around and *the well dressed window shopping* and inside the pub, conviviality with many bearded & tattooed bikies (sans colours).... - The meal was very nice too....
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Old 03-22-2009, 12:29 AM
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Good luck with your project. I will be watching this thread with great interest. Not many Oram builders publicise their progress, so I am keen to see yours. Am I right in assuming your boat will replacing the space left by Bryan and Rowena's boat? Lucky you, having Sam.

Yeah, last nights results restored my faith in you mob!
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Old 03-22-2009, 12:38 AM
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Yes Judy, Just hope our investments work out as planned to ensure everything runs as per plan and we can utilise the availability of Sam and his buddy.... Swiss Chris has finished and departed I think, - - and Bryans boat is getting close - - - Neil B is now building his "last" for himself another 44C so lots of action in this neck of the woods....
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Old 03-22-2009, 12:50 AM
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(I have a link to Bob's page for the 30'C in my signature at the bottom of each post).
You will need to update your link to the 39C to http://boboramdesign.wordpress.com/39-c/ as as the old site will disappear in a week's time. I know this because I manage Bob's website.
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