[Public-list] Stove Replacement

[Brian Zinser]

John:

I'm fully aware of Canadian and Ontario boating laws including the need 
to have both a head and galley to indulge in my favorite beverage.  The 
one that I find amusing is the need to have an operators permit to run 
my dinghy with its 3.3 hp engine but no operator permit required to 
sail the Alberg (I know it is a anti-PWC regulation).

However, in this neck-of-the-woods you rarely encounter a Canadian 
Coast Guard  or OPP vessel and there are no RMP!

Brian Zinser



John Boor wrote:


>> Brian Zinser wrote:
>>> The homestrand stove on my older Alberg has finally gotten to the point
>>> that I no longer feel safe using it.  I am going to replace with the
>>> Origo stove.  I
>>
>> Another option to consider is a one-burner portable butane stove (like
>> http://www.wokshop.com/HTML/images/pix/stove_master.jpg).  I covered 
the
>> hole left by the old alcohol stove with a board and just set this kind
>> on top when at anchor.
>>
>>Again for Canadian boat owners.
>
>It is a coastguard requirement that you have a working, permanently
>installed cooking facilities to be able to imbibe in your favorite
>beverage when at anchor.  Check your local coastguard requirements 
before
>removing.
>
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Brian A. Zinser
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Lake Superior State University
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