Another obligatory New PM-833TV and PM-1340GT Ordered!

The Ever Steady appears to be ever steady! :rolleyes:

Perhaps the power of positive pessimism will get it moving!

Update at 2020 PDT:
The power of positive pessimism comes through!
The Ever Steady has gone out the Golden Gate and is projected to reach Taipei on the 13th now.
 
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Busy weekend! Got my electrical panel removed from the in-wall config, to on wall, and installed PVC panels, and 6x4' LED lights. The room is BRIGHT. I still need to cover the service wires coming in to the box, but the shop is coming along!
 

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The 833TV Ship is en-route to Taiwan! yay!

The 1340GT Ship finally pinged and updated the website on its location, and is in the Bearing Sea just north of the Aleutian Islands.
 
Christianstark said:
The 833TV Ship is en-route to Taiwan! yay!

The 1340GT Ship finally pinged and updated the website on its location, and is in the Bearing Sea just north of the Aleutian Islands.
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I saw that too!
 
Happy with the way it turned out!!
 

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Christianstark said:
The 833TV Ship is en-route to Taiwan! yay!

The 1340GT Ship finally pinged and updated the website on its location, and is in the Bearing Sea just north of the Aleutian Islands.
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that seems an odd route for getting to Taiwan. road trip!
 
yota said:
that seems an odd route for getting to Taiwan. road trip!
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Flat maps don’t really represent the shortest route to places. Take a string on a globe, and stretch it between Taiwan and San Fran and it bends toward the North Pole.
 
Rhumb line, the shortest distance is a curved line on a sphere, in addition both ships and airplanes must stay in designated lanes and altitudes for air. Sailed the south pacific in my earlier days before they had GPS, and used a sextant for navigation.
 
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Rhumb line, the shortest distance is a curved line on a sphere, in addition both ships and airplanes must stay in designated lanes and altitudes for air. Sailed the south pacific in my earlier days before they had GPS, and used a sextant for navigation.
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That’s awesome! My retirement dream is a live aboard catamaran, with a home base house and shop. Migrate for the winter to the Caribbean
 
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