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Old 28-12-2015, 12:57   #1
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"Your solar panel will never work again and your sail will be burned!"

I was amused overhearing this conversation, however it's a bit serious drama. How bad does it get?
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Re: "Your solar panel will never work again and your sail will be burned!"

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I was amused overhearing this conversation, however it's a bit serious drama. How bad does it get?
Considering the depth of detail in your post: I agree. It will also melt your mast and, believe it or not, and this is truth, your keel bolts have also melted and your keel has probably been deep sixed.


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Re: "Your solar panel will never work again and your sail will be burned!"

Does someone smell of elderberry!!!
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