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Old 03 October 2004, 00:15   #1
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U.S. Coastguard Aux.

They have a good program running over here in the U.S to encourage safe boating practises,put on by the coastguard Auxillary.
As well as free course over an 8 week period they offer to meet with you and conduct a safety check of your craft.
They go over a checklist to see if you have the correct boat equipment and how its installed/safety gear/documentation /etc.
If you pass, you get a vessel sticker which shows other agencies such as harbour police/lifeguard/coastguard/dept of fish and game that you are a "careful boater". (Helps in not getting pulled over so often!! )
This was the first RIB he had done and was very impressed with the boat.
So she's all kitted out and ready to go(just waiting to get that skeg replaced;hopefully next week!)
cheers Dal
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Old 03 October 2004, 00:49   #2
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Congratulations and hope you will soon back on water to enjoye your RIB as over here the season is over and all boats are now sheltered for the upcoming winter.

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Old 03 October 2004, 12:52   #3
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Now you are done and dusted looking forward to see some photos of your side of the World
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Old 03 October 2004, 20:06   #4
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How do those seals get on to that bouy without knocking the ones that are already on there off?
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Old 04 October 2004, 00:12   #5
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It's a sealcret.
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Old 04 October 2004, 02:47   #6
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Actually they are stuck on with sealotape.
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Old 04 October 2004, 07:46   #7
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Now now buoys! You're getting very sealy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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