hello-
sorry to get everyone excited, then leave you hanging. i have been out
of town and i am actually looking for a job and making arrangements to
relocate, so it has been a back burner thing. i am figuring a mid to
late february thing, i will try to get it firmed up soon.
John Churchill
Hi everyone - Joanne and I would certainly like to participate in a
winter rendezvous if at all possible. We just re-located from Texas to
the beautiful shores of the Piankatank River (with Ariel current at
Deagle’s Boatyard). We look forward to meeting and sailing with you.
Let us know of any plans or ideas.
Rob & Joanne
Robert J. Rieth
Phone: (804) 776-8883
Fax.: (804) 776-8999
rr@rjrva.com
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From: John and Robin Churchill [mailto:jchurchill@erols.com ]
Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 9:31 AM
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Subject: [bcc] winter rendezvous
hello-
sorry to get everyone excited, then leave you hanging. i have been out
of town and i am actually looking for a job and making arrangements to
relocate, so it has been a back burner thing. i am figuring a mid to
late february thing, i will try to get it firmed up soon.
John Churchill
BRISTOL CHANNEL CUTTER OWNERS ASSOCIATION
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Hi Rob and Joanne, I want my BCC back! We miss her so. We hope you two are doing well.
Carol and I often entertain ourselves remembering all our wonderful adventures aboard her. Something about these boats that you just can't let go completely. I hope we never do.
Glad you two made it to the Chesapeke. How was the trip? How did Ariel do? Hope you two are enjoying your new home. Sounds like a nice area. We plan to get up there the next time around. Whenever that is...
I think we are stuck here awhile. I decided to start an electropolishing business. In an attempt to get out of here sooner. We will see how that goes. Carol is still hard at work with her Co. And doing well.
We both recently got our USCG Masters license. Thanks to all that sea service time aboard Ariel (Pelagic). Plan is to charter our boat part time in the USVI during the tourist season to supplement our income. Then head back to Trini. and Venezuela during tropical storm season. A couple of our cruising buddies are doing just that and having a great time. We have to get back out there. That is real living!
I was reading with interest about everyones refrig. experience. I know your Seafrost dual system always did great by us. (Don't forget to check that zinc in the heat exchanger). I think we averaged no more than 50ah/ day in the tropics.
Here is a tip for the board. Last year I bought an Engel 45 qt. Fridge/freezer. That I use for a dedicated deep freeze. What a fantastic unit! It draws a max of 2.5 amps (dual voltage) I have ran it as low as -10deg. F in the middle of the box. But usually run at +15 F. They just came out with a cabinet drop in unit that I plan to buy when I refinish the galley. In deep freeze mode it runs about 15 min. per hour. You can do the math. In my opinion this is the most powerful and energyefficient unit on the market. You just have to have a place to put it. And at around $750. It sure beats the thousands that we spent on the Seafrost unit. It will also make trays of ice almost twice as fast as a domestic unit.
You can go to their web site for full info. engelusa.com.
Well that is all I have for now. We wish everyone well. And we will always be lurking here from time to time.
Oh, Rob. I came across the canvas cover for the mast boot. I will be glad to mail it to you if you want it. Send me your address if so.
Regards to all,
Russ...
ertRieth wrote:
Hi everyone - Joanne and I would certainly like to participate in a
winter rendezvous if at all possible. We just re-located from Texas to
the beautiful shores of the Piankatank River (with Ariel current at
Deagle's Boatyard). We look forward to meeting and sailing with you.
Let us know of any plans or ideas.
Rob & Joanne
Robert J. Rieth
Phone: (804) 776-8883
Fax.: (804) 776-8999
rr@rjrva.com
-----Original Message-----
From: John and Robin Churchill [mailto:jchurchill@erols.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 9:31 AM
To: bcc@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [bcc] winter rendezvous
hello-
sorry to get everyone excited, then leave you hanging. i have been out
of town and i am actually looking for a job and making arrangements to
relocate, so it has been a back burner thing. i am figuring a mid to
late february thing, i will try to get it firmed up soon.
John Churchill
BRISTOL CHANNEL CUTTER OWNERS ASSOCIATION
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Gary:
Information on Engel refrigeration, via google.com search.
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I am interested in learning more about the Engel fridge/freezer; however, the website you provided (www.engelusa.com ) does not look right. All I can find there are electric amps.
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Hi Gary, The correct site is (i-m-d.com/engel/). I think you will find your research into this fridge quite informative. Amazing that these are used all over europe, africa, australia and barely known in the states. But there many retailers and they all drop ship from the warehouse in Florida. Do your homework on pricing. Quite a range out there. Write again for further info.
Russ...
Gary Mynett wrote:
I am interested in learning more about the Engel fridge/freezer; however, the website you provided (www.engelusa.com ) does not look right. All I can find there are electric amps.-----Original Message-----
From: Russ Burchfield [mailto:landlubber77586@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2002 6:47 AM
To: bcc@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [bcc] winter rendezvous
Hi Rob and Joanne, I want my BCC back! We miss her so. We hope you two are doing well.
Carol and I often entertain ourselves remembering all our wonderful adventures aboard her. Something about these boats that you just can't let go completely. I hope we never do.
Glad you two made it to the Chesapeke. How was the trip? How did Ariel do? Hope you two are enjoying your new home. Sounds like a nice area. We plan to get up there the next time around. Whenever that is...
I think we are stuck here awhile. I decided to start an electropolishing business. In an attempt to get out of here sooner. We will see how that goes. Carol is still hard at work with her Co. And doing well.
We both recently got our USCG Masters license. Thanks to all that sea service time aboard Ariel (Pelagic). Plan is to charter our boat part time in the USVI during the tourist season to supplement our income. Then head back to Trini. and Venezuela during tropical storm season. A couple of our cruising buddies are doing just that and having a great time. We have to get back out there. That is real living!
I was reading with interest about everyones refrig. experience. I know your Seafrost dual system always did great by us. (Don't forget to check that zinc in the heat exchanger). I think we averaged no more than 50ah/ day in the tropics.
Here is a tip for the board. Last year I bought an Engel 45 qt. Fridge/freezer. That I use for a dedicated deep freeze. What a fantastic unit! It draws a max of 2.5 amps (dual voltage) I have ran it as low as -10deg. F in the middle of the box. But usually run at +15 F. They just came out with a cabinet drop in unit that I plan to buy when I refinish the galley. In deep freeze mode it runs about 15 min. per hour. You can do the math. In my opinion this is the most powerful and energyefficient unit on the market. You just have to have a place to put it. And at around $750. It sure beats the thousands that we spent on the Seafrost unit. It will also make trays of ice almost twice as fast as a domestic unit.
You can go to their web site for full info. engelusa.com.
Well that is all I have for now. We wish everyone well. And we will always be lurking here from time to time.
Oh, Rob. I came across the canvas cover for the mast boot. I will be glad to mail it to you if you want it. Send me your address if so.
Regards to all,
Russ...
ertRieth wrote:
Hi everyone - Joanne and I would certainly like to participate in a
winter rendezvous if at all possible. We just re-located from Texas to
the beautiful shores of the Piankatank River (with Ariel current at
Deagle's Boatyard). We look forward to meeting and sailing with you.
Let us know of any plans or ideas.
Rob & Joanne
Robert J. Rieth
Phone: (804) 776-8883
Fax.: (804) 776-8999
rr@rjrva.com
-----Original Message-----
From: John and Robin Churchill [mailto:jchurchill@erols.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 9:31 AM
To: bcc@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [bcc] winter rendezvous
hello-
sorry to get everyone excited, then leave you hanging. i have been out
of town and i am actually looking for a job and making arrangements to
relocate, so it has been a back burner thing. i am figuring a mid to
late february thing, i will try to get it firmed up soon.
John Churchill
BRISTOL CHANNEL CUTTER OWNERS ASSOCIATION
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