Recent content by evm

Lilith has been sold Hi All and thanks for looking at my E39. Lilith hasa sold and is not on the market anymore. Regards, Ethan Ps for all who have sold a boat you know that it is a glad but sad time. My family spent some time thinking about all the great times we had with he. Either on...

Motivated Seller I'm a motivated seller of my E39. I've created a few webpages to show off the boat. I'll be loading many photos of her over the next few days. Regards, Ethan http://www.morganlefay.org/lilith

Back in town I'm back in town and ready to sell this boat. I would start by asking $35k. There are pluses and minuses as with all boats. Then there is the un-completed headline project.... A good boat for PNW cruising. Regards, Ethan

It is time to sell my Ericson 39 sloop. This is the flush deck model. I will be leaving the country on the 30th of july for 3 weeks. Back on 23 Aug. So there is no need to hurry this along - I just want to get you all thinking about it. You can see a photo of the boat at...

+1 Rose Point I use Rose Point's Coastal Explorer and am very happy. It has loaded up on all vista and XP machines that I've tried as well as a Windows emulator running under Linux (Centos) that I tried out one day. I use to run Maptech ON but did not like the companies take on chart fees...

Good new info.... I should note that 200' is about 2/3 of the length of the MF which to me is close quarters! I really do not like to get my E39 within 200' of any 289' vessel. Running from the scene never looks good. Perhaps there is more info to come. Did not Guy say he heard them...

Let's see I'll make some assumptions.... I'll assume that both boats were sailing That the MF was not Restricted in Ability to Maneuver or NUC. I'll assume that this was not a crossing situation. ( not approaching one another, so as to involve risk of collision) I assume that the larger...

East penn I found out that East Penn (Deka) has a warehouse over by the Airport and will sell tot he public. I managed a deal on some GC15 which are T-105 like batteries. I couls not keep it under $100 each but still less than the $135 + $10 core for the best T-105 price I found. Thanks to...

Time to start calling. So far my search has been limited to the internet a a few chance store visits.... I did know about Northwest on Belmont as that is where I bought my 4 T125 10 years ago. I did not know about Empire, thanks. My first choice in batteries typically would be Trojan...

jump on it This sounds like a major score for someone. E39 are well found boats and are very nice to sail. And at $11k not much to go wrong.... Our own Guy sailed Pneuma and then there is Maverick to attest to the E39s capabilities. I would jump on an E39 for this price - No, wait I...

It is time to buy 4 golfcart batteries. I've been scouring the web and hitting local stores and have not found a price that I can accept. Tat includes this BBS. So if you know where to buy in the Portland to Seattle areas post it here. I'm in Portland but a trip to Seattle is not out of line...

I'm selling the tablet PC that I've used as a chart plotter on eBay. If interested you might be able to pick this up for a few hundred. I have run Offshore navigator and Coastal Explorer on it as well as Demos of other plotter software. Regards...

I have a C-Map cart NA-C602-04 Monterey Bay to Cape Flattery. I picked it up thinking that it would fit in a Raymarine but it is the FP version that fits Furuno. Dated 22-Apr-2002. I use c-map in my radar for orientation and use a PC with up to date charts for navigation (plus paper too)...

Cut Speaking as a climber with 40 years experience and a sailor with 30. Ropes fail one filament at a time and no filament at the >exact< same place. As each filament of the yarns fail the strength and thus the position of the rope changes with respect to the stress point (Think of a sharp...

Thats a lot of prop Not knowing much about it I would say that your are over proped. My E39 has the same size on a 30 HP yanmar 3hmf which appears to be a good match for this 20000 pound boat. Regards, Ethan