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Obviously an auto pilot malfunction. Get a good lawyer and sue the manufacturer and the installer....
 
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A brutal reminder that autopilots are only as smart as their operators. Here we have a Blackfin 33 that last week hit San Clemente Island off the California coast while on autopilot. Understood that speed was between 18 and 20 knots. Nobody hurt but the insurance company.
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Does this mean I failed the nighttime pilot test?? Gee I thought my night vision was good with only three readings lights at the helm to read the chart!
 
Pee Wee is in big trouble again, but this time we won't be calling him a master boater.

Cheers, John
 
honey, i know you said to keep an eye on things up here, buy you never said i had to watch in all directions, if you had been more specific i would have understood you!
 
Damn, I thought I left the trailer right here!rb2@gr5t!!
 
Wow Man, what a rush.

For a second there I thought I was at Woodstock!
 
OK, then. This looks like a good spot. Lines in!!
 
Another example of unrestrained power loading of tailers, and the subsequent damage that is inflicted on the environment.
 
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