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GOOD NEWS
Many customers have sent photos, so we've upgraded to a bigger and better Flotilla.
Click here to see them. Soon all these pictures will also be transferred to it.
Many customers have sent photos, so we've upgraded to a bigger and better Flotilla.
Click here to see them. Soon all these pictures will also be transferred to it.
Jacques & Ria van Heijningen are Dutch nationals and this
is their first winter as snowbirds on board Ladyhawk, their
Fountaine Pajot Antigua catamaran. "During the hot and
humid summers we store the boat on land and want to
keep some windows open for ventilation. Therefore we
purchased the PortVisor."
is their first winter as snowbirds on board Ladyhawk, their
Fountaine Pajot Antigua catamaran. "During the hot and
humid summers we store the boat on land and want to
keep some windows open for ventilation. Therefore we
purchased the PortVisor."
Malcolm Sandy (near Sydney, Australia) was trying to keep water
out of his new 2008 Mainship 34 Trawler when the ports are
open. "I tried the manufacturer (Bomar) but they had no idea
what I wanted or why. Your PortVisors are exactly what I wanted.
The friendly customer service, ease of ordering, delivery to
Sydney and the simplicity of DIY installation made the 17-RE
PortVisors perfect. What a great product!"
out of his new 2008 Mainship 34 Trawler when the ports are
open. "I tried the manufacturer (Bomar) but they had no idea
what I wanted or why. Your PortVisors are exactly what I wanted.
The friendly customer service, ease of ordering, delivery to
Sydney and the simplicity of DIY installation made the 17-RE
PortVisors perfect. What a great product!"
Bob & Bonnie James sail their 2001 Catalina 310 in western Lake
Erie, based from Catawba Island, OH. “We are cruisers and spend
most weekends and an isolated week on the boat from mid May
though mid October. We selected our boat because of the
livability. The PortVisors have added another nice feature to our
all weather livability. When we are not sailing we operate a
small business – Advanced Reading Concepts (www.advancedreading.
com) – that teaches speed reading.”
Erie, based from Catawba Island, OH. “We are cruisers and spend
most weekends and an isolated week on the boat from mid May
though mid October. We selected our boat because of the
livability. The PortVisors have added another nice feature to our
all weather livability. When we are not sailing we operate a
small business – Advanced Reading Concepts (www.advancedreading.
com) – that teaches speed reading.”
Peyton Perkins and Eowyn (Island Packet 350) are usually
on the move in the Pacific Northwest. Besides serving as
marine host for a Washington State Park, Peyton also
cruises in British Columbia when he isn't home in Oregon.
He is active with the Puget Packeteers.
on the move in the Pacific Northwest. Besides serving as
marine host for a Washington State Park, Peyton also
cruises in British Columbia when he isn't home in Oregon.
He is active with the Puget Packeteers.
Ed Wernicke (Richmond, CA) writes,
"The purpose for us [NOAA Survey
Launch] is to deflect water from the
generator compartment. When the
boat is going through chop the spray
over the sides enters through the
vents and settles in the bilge, causing
undo corrosion."
"The purpose for us [NOAA Survey
Launch] is to deflect water from the
generator compartment. When the
boat is going through chop the spray
over the sides enters through the
vents and settles in the bilge, causing
undo corrosion."
HERE'S ANOTHER USE FOR PortVisors:
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