Victor told me has coming was long as he could finish the supercharger install on his Suzuki 90.
Southport Sail
- fishheadbarandgrill
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Re: Southport Sail
My float plan is to float from village to village sampling the local offerings...
Victor told me has coming was long as he could finish the supercharger install on his Suzuki 90.

Victor told me has coming was long as he could finish the supercharger install on his Suzuki 90.
- cptron
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Re: Southport Sail
I guess he is turning into Tim Taylor "MORE POWER".fishheadbarandgrill wrote:Victor told me has coming was long as he could finish the supercharger install on his Suzuki 90.
:idea:I wonder if they make a jet engine light enough for the Mac.
- Tomfoolery
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Re: Southport Sail
Out of curiosity, what's the insect situation like in Southport and vicinity at that time, and through late May or early June?
- fishheadbarandgrill
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Re: Southport Sail
I don't remember it being a problem... But then again, I'm from Charleston so it's got to be pretty bad for me to consider it bad... if anything we might encounter biting gnats otherwise known as flying teeth or "No See'ums". They are only out when there is no wind during the early morning or late afternoon.
Bob
Bob
- fishheadbarandgrill
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Re: Southport Sail
Just made my reservations at the Southport Marina for Friday night and the Wilmington Docks for Saturday night. The dock master at the Wilmington Docks knew about the group but didn't know who had called in their reservations (The big boss has that info). I mentioned the McGregor group when I called the Southport Marina as well. They didn't have anything noted about a group but I got the feeling that the guy that took may not have known about the group coming in anyways....
So if you haven't made the call to Wilmington or Southport, I suggest that you do as soon as you can. Neither required a CC to reserve.
See everyone in about a month... looking forward to seeing Admiral Cindy without a cast..
Bob and Lynn
So if you haven't made the call to Wilmington or Southport, I suggest that you do as soon as you can. Neither required a CC to reserve.
See everyone in about a month... looking forward to seeing Admiral Cindy without a cast..
Bob and Lynn
- vkmaynard
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Re: Southport Sail Dock Reservations!
Just talked with Cindy Brown about reservations.
If you are going you need to call and confirm both Southport Marina (910-457-9900) on May 8 and Wilmington City Docks (910-520-6875) on May 9.
Several of us called just now.
Victor
If you are going you need to call and confirm both Southport Marina (910-457-9900) on May 8 and Wilmington City Docks (910-520-6875) on May 9.
Several of us called just now.
Victor
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Re: Southport Sail
Also check and see if the power available at Wilmington City Docks is 30 or 50 amp. If they put you in a 50 amp area,you will need an adapter. We had issues with this before.
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SENCMac26x
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Re: Southport Sail
I'm good to go, had already called Wilmington just called Southport.
See you guys then!
See you guys then!
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SENCMac26x
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Re: Southport Sail
Just in case they run out of 30amp spots, will this adapter suffice?
For $14.97 I think I'll get one to have just in case. (If a marine 50amp is the same as an RV 50amp hook up)
http://mobile.walmart.com/find-in-store ... 35/-77.856
For $14.97 I think I'll get one to have just in case. (If a marine 50amp is the same as an RV 50amp hook up)
http://mobile.walmart.com/find-in-store ... 35/-77.856
- cptron
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Re: Southport Sail
Sounds like we are going to have a great turn out. So far there are 11 boats that I know of.
If you haven't done so, call in your reservations at Southport Marina for May 8th, (910-457-9900) and Wilmington docks for May 9th, (910-520-6875).
See everyone in about a month.
We still have room for more if anyone wants to join. Come on everyone lets take Southport by Macstorm.
Cpt. Ron & Admiral Cindy
s/v Storm Walker
If you haven't done so, call in your reservations at Southport Marina for May 8th, (910-457-9900) and Wilmington docks for May 9th, (910-520-6875).
See everyone in about a month.
We still have room for more if anyone wants to join. Come on everyone lets take Southport by Macstorm.
Cpt. Ron & Admiral Cindy
s/v Storm Walker
- Tomfoolery
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Re: Southport Sail
No, RV receptacles are different (NEMA TT-30 I believe). Marine uses twist-lock plugs and receptacles, with the NEMA L5-30 configuration being 30A single-phase 125V (rated), grounded ("L" is locking, "5" is 125V rated, "30" is 30A rated). There is no NEMA standard for an L5-50 (it's not even called that, but I don't recall what it is), and it's basically the same thing in a 50A configuration, but incompatible with an L5-30 receptacle.SENCMac26x wrote:Just in case they run out of 30amp spots, will this adapter suffice?
For $14.97 I think I'll get one to have just in case. (If a marine 50amp is the same as an RV 50amp hook up)
http://mobile.walmart.com/find-in-store ... 35/-77.856
And there's also a 50A 125/250V marine configuration, which is incompatible with a 50A 125V plug.
So you'd need a real adapter, of the correct configuration, which is something like $150 I'm afraid. Might be better to use a very long 30A cord from another power pedestal, alone or as an extension, if needed. A 50 footer is around $90 from WM. Maybe cheaper elsewhere.
- vkmaynard
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Re: Southport Sail
Posted this for the last Southport Sail.
Bill Penny adapter find, super low cost at $40 shipped (now $43 plus maybe shipping). http://elecordset.com/moreinfo.aspx?pid ... .aspx&ai=M
We bought four sets last year. All worked great.
Victor
Bill Penny adapter find, super low cost at $40 shipped (now $43 plus maybe shipping). http://elecordset.com/moreinfo.aspx?pid ... .aspx&ai=M
We bought four sets last year. All worked great.
Victor
- fishheadbarandgrill
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Re: Southport Sail
four sets... that's one big blender!!vkmaynard wrote:Posted this for the last Southport Sail.
Bill Penny adapter find, super low cost at $40 shipped (now $43 plus maybe shipping). http://elecordset.com/moreinfo.aspx?pid ... .aspx&ai=M
We bought four sets last year. All worked great.
Victor
