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oscar	Ever been cold on night watch?		Lead	[-]
Posts: 475 11/05/05 06:13:31	Tags : None As I type I'm 10 miles off the outer banks, on my way to round Hatteras. Next to the helm seat I've installed a 12v outlet, and I have one of these under my foulies: www.gerbing.com/divmc/hom...cycle.html Its in the fifties and I am nice and toasty!! Remember the first time you sat in a car with a heated seat? (Not you Socal folks, those of us who live where the mercury goes below zero once in a while...) If you don't like being cold on watch, THIS IS IT!!!!! Captain Oscar, USCG/OUPV C-42 #76 Lady Kay 3C/WK Chesapeake/Fort Lauderdale
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captrick	Heated clothes	#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 194 11/05/05 09:05:04	Neat. I've fantasized this sort of stuff but didn't realize it actually existed. Maybe a way to cut home heating costs this winter!
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Posts: 91 11/09/05 10:24:05	I used these heated coats when I was riding Goldwings. They are fantastic. About $200 or so and you do want the adjustable rheostat. Keep in mind you will have to plug an unplug to move away from the outlet. I wore it under my armoured coat, and it would be great under foulies. S/V Jah Mon,1994, Mark I,Hull #428,Two Cabin,Fin Keel,Anacortes, WA,Puget Sound PHRF 122
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