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Tony Brooks

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Since: Feb 16, 2006
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 9:56 am Post subject: Thecnical help for bew boaters Archived from groups: uk>rec>waterways, others (more info?)

I am developing a course for an East Coast Yacht Club for the "other half" of a boating couple and realised that the notes may well be of use to new boaters or those who feel "technically challenged". They are on my website - feel free to download & print. Look at the bottom item in the left hand list - then graduate onto the other notes Those for who all this is old hat please point any newbies you come across to the site if you think it may help them Tony Brooks www.TB-Training.co.uk Maintenance & Electrical training for ordinary boaters >> Stay informed about: Thecnical help for bew boaters

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