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I fly my asymmetric solo and agree 12 or less, more for light winds. [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Albert. I've a PS 30 1990 and put an outboard lift on my boat last year, davits going on in Spring this year. Have HF 290 Ul Rib and 5hp outboard.? Full disclosure, I actually work for Kato

I single hand with a genneker. Always under 10 knots though. Mostly because dousing it in higher breeze is nerve-wracking by myself. Steve (Rafiki). <Plantenkrell@...> wrote:

Wow, thank you all for your dingy and sail reducing suggestions. Now, talking about sails, on my Pacific Seacraft 34 I had a cruising spinakker. I only used it with winds of max. 12 or less knots. I

I purchased my 1990 PSC 31 in Seattle about 2011 and luckily it had a first generation Profurl boom furler installed by the original owner about 2000 in Annapolis. I sailed her offshore from Seattle

I set mine bow forward. Steve (Rafiki)

Haha, yeah it is big. I like that is is full batten and I can reef where ever I want

That is one massive boom you have there Stu. I have seen in mast furling on several PSC 31’s; first time I have seen in boom furling. Daryl

Hi Albert, I have a Zodiac Cadet inflatable: 6’7”, 44 lbs that I keep on deck. It fits ok with the cutter rig. I also added pelican clips to the stbd lifelines that connect to the aft end of the

There was a PSC 32 Pilot house, which had a lovely set of David’s on her stern and a Trina 8… Daryl

When single handing, I like an inflatable Kayak. Otherwise, I have a Zodiac with inflatable floor and an electric pump. Tow in the islands and store just ahead of dodger when lake crossing … Also

Hi all, As most of you, we have a Pacific Seacraft 31. Our main cruising ground is Lake Superior and my question is: If you do not want to tow, and you do not like a dingy in the boat but have it on

This discussion group could use some participation to make it worthwhile… Wondering what projects or tasks others are working on? Daryl

Thanks Daryl, looks great! Lisle

Installed the Airhead composting toilet fan in the wet locker behind the head - venting into the starboard lazarette! I will see how well this works in 2024. Here is a photo of the Airhead Composting

Lisle, Yes the batteries sit atop the holding tank, which is no longer in use, as I have installed an Airhead composting toilet; which freed up the wet locker behind the head for the new distribution

Thanks Daryl. Very nice work. The batteries sit atop the holding tank? Lisle

After removing the TIE WRAPS, I was able to get enough slack to remove the old 1/ALL/2/OFF Switch, which has just 3 terminals. The new switch (Blue Seas 5511 E Series) has 4 terminals and provide dual

Wondering if anyone has replaced their battery switch (1, 2, BOTH, OFF ) Intuition has a PERKO - located outside the head in the quarter berth area ( probably standard wiring for most PSC 31's). The

Bill has a very well documented installation on the Dana forum and has been satisfied with the 1/2 starboard. Just ordered an 18 x 24 inch starboard, I will let you know what I think. Worst case, my