Edd,
It was an intentional nod to your passion for Star Trek, your C&C, and your
contributions to the list.
Happy Holidays to you and the rest of the C&C list participants.
Martin
Calypso
1970 C&C 43
Seattle
From: CnC-List [cnc-list-boun...@cnc-list.co
Snowing in Harrisburg, PA right now! Will be in Baltimore Christmas Day and the
Eastern Shore Christmas night for some waterfowling. Hopefully I can break out
my DN later in the year. Always like to sail throughout the winter, somehow.
Chris Price
Pradel
C&C 35 Mk I
- Original Message -
Anyone in the Annapolis area interested in sailing tomorrow? My mechanic
hasn't gotten around to winterizing the boat yet. My primary sails are at
the sailmaker, but there is a spare main and #4 jib waiting to be used.
I usually ski on Christmas Day, but that's not an option this year!
--
Joel
I don't know about Morse Code these days. Try tapping out "Warp Core
Breach Imminent! The Containment Field is Collapsing!"You
haven't needed it for a HAM license for years.
I just bought an Iridium Extreme sat phone. The new ones have a red SOS
button, that automatically sends an SMS te
"Shouting in Klingon"?? Where there this many Star Trek references before I
joined the list??
Happy Holidays everyone.
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All the best,
Edd
Edd M. Schillay
Morse code:
The one merchant marine class I came close to failing. Fortunately I have not
needed to use it in an emergency.
How many license programs still require a demonstration of competence? I do
believe long distance voyaging vessels should have Morse Code capability for
emergencies but
It is a real shame that the British Yachtmaster program / certificate is not
more widely offered / accepted here. While I am not familiar with the current
curricular, it used to comprise a rigorous class room component with test (
including morse code!!) , documented practical experience, and a
Your story caused a flashback to age 15 when I read all the "Stainless Steel
Rat" sci-fi novels by Harry Harrison. (Hey! It's a really slow Christmas Eve
morning.) The hero was a thief who had been caught and recruited as a spy -
sort of a 23rd century version of "It Takes a Thief".
The nickname o
For me, the license is a matter of pride ( like being able to do celestial
navigation) and a source of additional retirement income. I currently crew
on a tour boat and do the occasional delivery for a bit of income. The tour
boat is 81 GRT, and I'll be sailing south for the winter; both factors ar
