[Public-list] Offshore Preparation

[Scott Lynds]

This message is directed to Bobby,
  Hi, I am concidering purchasing a Pearson Triton and restoring it for potential offshore sailing. I was wondering if you had any photos of the modifications you made to your Alberg that you note below?
   A question I have is whether or not there are any modifications to the sliding hatch and hatch boards that a person should consider?
  Thanks,
  Scott Lynds
  E29
  Wild Goose

"Roger L. Kingsland" <r.kingsland at ksba.com> wrote:
  R. E. cockpit drains, would it be feasible to install large diamater (3" to 
4") drains at the outboard bottom corners of the lasserette bulkhead (aft 
end of cockpit) that run horizontally aft and exit the hull underneath the 
transom. I suppose there would be risk of "back wash" from following seas, 
but perhaps some kind of flapper valves similar to those I've seen for 
motorboat exhausts could be installed. I guess a lot depends on how high 
the cock pit floor is above the water line particularly when healed over.

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> Great list! convinves me to change my cockpit drains!
>
> a couple of small additions might be survival water and food supply for 
> the the life raft, and a survival suit for any waters cooler than 78 
> degrees F....
>
> gpb
>
> S/V Dolce
> Seattle
> -------------- Original message ----------------------
> From: Bobby 
>> I rigged my Alberg 30 for offshore sailing. Somethings I refitted that I
>> thought were important for offshore given the age and wear of my boat 
>> included
>> the following:
>>
>> -Replaced chainplates
>> -rerigged standing and running
>> -removed plexiglass and installed lexan in all windows.
>> -rebuilt forward hatch with lexan.
>> Something I should do is improve the cockpit drains. I was only pooped 
>> once
>> but it drained really slow.
>>
>> I don't think I'd go offshore in any sailboat without the following:
>> -EPIRB
>> -offshore liferaft
>> -back up handheld VHF and GPS kept in a faraday box of some sort.
>> -SSB or Satelite radio
>> -good foul weather gear
>> -paper charts
>>
>>
>>
>> Brian Hofler wrote:
>> Does anyone have a must do, must buy, must know list for sailing an A30
>> offshore?
>>
>> Brian Hofler, M.Ed.,
>> Executive Vice President
>> T.604.882.9734
>> F.604.882.1744
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