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Taking our boat out in ocean to spend the night?

Discussion in 'General Yachting Discussion' started by knot a jet, Sep 18, 2011.

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  1. Fireman431, Sep 23, 2011
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    Fireman431

    Fireman431 Senior Member

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    Pascal gives a lot of good info. When we come back in at night, I pay special attention to the previous track on the GPS< even tho I have run the route 100 times. Better to be a bit more cautious than to ruin a great evening.
  2. knot a jet, Sep 26, 2011
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    knot a jet

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    Thanks SO much for all the information- will probably wait a while until we get more experience before actually running around at night even with a full moon- we usually putz and dont run at really high speed except for 5 minutes here and there in areas with low , if any , traffic - not concerned with getting there fast but more into enjoying the ride ;) lol =

    and will jot all this info down for future ref's sake!!!
  3. Ben Diss, Sep 26, 2011
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    Not a Jet- Nice boat name. My little Formula's called "Not Flyin".
  4. Capt J, Sep 26, 2011
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    WHAT???? You cannot see all of the brake lights on A1A coming into Port Everglades from the South. The condo's for a mile or so north of Port Everglades are directly on the beach. I am in and out of Port Everglades countless times a year.
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