just a little testy? Did my post offend you? sorry...ya right, stuff your
self
"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
...
Go stuff yourself you walking talking bag of whining crap. You offer
nothing
here but idiotic blubbering on a plethora of topics. Your input is absent
and your opinions are worthless.

CM



"The Carrolls" wrote in message
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| This is not a forum to ask questions about sailing for any purpose other
| than entertainment. I certianly would not preface any purchase or use of
any
| equipment with information supplied here. Many try, but a few are here
only
| to confuse and inflate their own ego's. The latter tend to throw enough
| disinformation around your time is better spent any where else, if true
| useable information is required.
| wrote in message
| ...
| On Sun, 16 Nov 2003 17:09:13 -0500, "Jeff Morris"
| wrote:
|
| wrote in message
| So, I'm wondering... For coastal sailing in LIS and very occasional
| forays to
| open ocean points north of there, do I need anything more than
Furuno's
| model
| 1623?
|
| Why do you think you need any Radar? Do you often travel in fog?
Are
| you headed Down
| East?
|
| A small radar will help a lot if you get caught in Vineyard Sound and
| want to stay clear
| of the ferry, but it sounds like this would only happen once a year,
if
| that.
|
| You can make a case for more powerful radar if you cruise the Maine
Coast
| all summer, but
| not for LIS.
|
| I was hoping for some input from people with actual experience and
| knowledge.
| You and that Mooron guy (Who can't even spell moron correctly) seem
more
| interested in trying to inflate your own weak and faltering egos more
than
| adding anything of value.
|
| Yes, I frequently encounter fog in the LIS, as well as moderate
darkness
| most
| nights. If you had a boat and sailed it, you would be more familiar
with
| these
| concepts.
|
| Thanks anyway, jackass.
|
| Joey
|
|