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I think how one uses their dinghy may have a lot of impact on not the necessity and legality of lights, but on how much money and effort...

Believe as started previously that the 7 knot rule is international rules only. US inland the all arounf white light or hand torch is...

The clamp on ones (posted above) for smaller tiller steered dinks are probably the most convenient and are very bright for most...

Unless the really off season, Mill Creek is where I usually went to anchor.

Reading the rules like you are....

Attwood clamp ons... $35-$40 available at even Walmart.

I may have not been clear... my deck and on other older TTs (like the superstructure construction) there was exterior glass but no...

I used 15W40 Rotella for years like my predecessor. Great oil analysis for 12 years and over 3500 hrs. Switched to Rotella 30W or 40W...

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It is all simple math to calculate ANY or the parameters we may be looking for at any time. Now I can see some worried about going...

Pull up one of you deck fills and have a look. Probably a good time to reseal them anyway. Look for one you have access to from...

So did mine but some wakes/waves/irregular bottom depth would keep resetting it, even jockeying around in a slip tying up would, so...

Another tip for me was setting the depth alarm and knowing how to cancel start stop it ....QUICK! It was great for those stretches of...

Did you pass along my tech advice has gone up in 2024? :devilish:

If you are really worried about grounding, choose a safe navigational depth for each stretch of your trip so that no way you will hit...