The trailer got a little makeup in the process: pumped up tires and rewiring of the electrical stuff. Looking good. We feel that the rust battle with the trailer is probably a lost battle. The trailer will probably last another 3-4 years, after which, perhaps it might be better trying to change over to a galvanized one?
July is a big month for Elise! Nationals and LongPac!!!
For the Feeder race to Santa Cruz
- Fix tiller/rudder connection
- Move fairleads up one level (better angle with winches)
- install new cup holders (at the back) - parts on order
- put mast back up and tune up boat
- run NKE instruments up the mast
- fix small engine
- fix tiller extension clip
- install adjustable cars
- Replace VHF (on order)
- fix screw for port side lee cloth over settee (might need re-threading/bigger bolt)
- fix sailing watch (seal didn't seem to be very tight...got water inside during the Coastal Cup)
For Nationals/Return from Nationals (the Nationals are in Santa Cruz this year)
- Mount stereo + speakers
- Find a way to secure new engine
For LongPac (Double-Handed, it is an SSS race)
- Move bilge pump outlet from cockpit drain to true throughull
- Motor mount: weep, waterproof, strengthen
- Calibrate/test NKE autopilot
- Connect up spare autopilot
- Cleanup wires in nav table
- check and fix moisture levels in rudder
- Install external halyard
- install setup for laptop (car charger already purchased)
- first aid kit
- mount offshore lifeline (to remove post race)
- mount and test solar panel (to remove post race)
- install emergency rudder mount (to remove post race)
- fix screw for port side settee lee cloth
- rent liferaft
- Get charts (on order)
- Get personal VHF with GPS (on order)
- MOB practice
- Emergency drills
- Rent sat phone with data port
- Qualifying sail (40 miles DH)
- Find a way to secure emergency rudder
- Provisioning list + shopping
- Register EPIRB for that race
- Fit water bladder (+ 6 gallon water jug)
- Make deviation card for compass
ASAP but not linked to any particular event
- fix gelcoat chips
- wooden work
- leak oil on settees
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