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I bought a cheap Korean toaster a week or so ago, and I think this was written by the same person who wrote the instruction booklet.

YOU’RE WELLLLCOME . . . . .

Same ;)

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No I’m not “at” BWI, though I have spent my time there . . I didn’t see that they had put the aft-facing units up on the deckhouse. Those had been debated. There is a current discussion re: an additional scanner house-top, for dedicated nav radar, due to some conflict.

Or the rocks . . She has to make a couple of serious turns, and pass through some very tight spots to get out the river

Sorry - I answered your wrong message - I didn’t even note that they had in fact put the aft-facing set on her for the river transit

They’re keeping the pop-up of course, and the current discussion is for another dedicated nav scanner on the upper house or mast

I didn’t even notice that they did in fact put the aft set on her for trials . . There was debate over those

Your statement conflicts with direct systems installation and training knowledge which I have . . That’s all I can say ;)

“Tiberius”

For all of the electronics on board, they still use Furuno Commercial radars, because they’re the best ;)

http://www.amazon.com/Stability-Ship…

Start with Bertram ;)

Not when said object is suspended buoyant in a fluid ;)

There were a lot of changes made to the masts - This current configuration was a . . . compromise . .

Stability isn’t an “eyeball” thing really - It’s all engineering. She’s just as stable as any other vessel in 99.8% of situations. There are some particular “extremis” situations which they will try to avoid, but all in all she will ride and perform quite well.

I’ve seen it - It makes me sad :(