SPIRIT's TRAVELS
09 July 2018 | Alligator River Marina, NC
29 June 2018 | Calabash River (North of Myrtle Beach, SC
21 June 2018 | Bull Creek, Hilton Head, SC
30 October 2017 | Wahoo River, Georgia
22 October 2017 | South Santee River, SC
16 October 2017 | Cedar Creek, NC (Near Oriental, NC)
14 October 2017 | Styron Creek (Near Bell Haven, NC)
13 October 2017 | Buck Island, NC
12 October 2017 | Top Rack Marina, Chesapeake, VA
22 June 2017 | Reedville, VA
09 May 2017 | Waterside Marina, Norfolk, VA
04 May 2017 | Top Rack Marina, Chesapeake, VA
03 May 2017 | Midway Marina, Coinjock, NC
28 April 2017 | Mile Hammock Bay, Camp LeJune, NC
26 April 2017 | Barefoot Landing Marina
25 April 2017 | Myrtle Beach, SC (Osprey Maring)
23 April 2017 | Dwees Creek, SC
21 April 2017 | Aspepoo River, SC
17 April 2017 | Hawkins Creek, St. Simons Island, GA
16 April 2017 | St. Marys Boat Services
Posting as Promised
23 April 2017 | Dwees Creek, SC
79F Wind 10-15, Mostly Sunny
We spent most of the day yesterday chasing a fuel consumption problem on the Starboard Engine. Found and corrected the problem so the remainder of the journey will be less expensive.
Part of the problem was a low voltage on the distributor coil which came about from installing an electric fuel pump per the manfuacturers recommendation. I ordered an Isolation relay for the fuel pump and we will be stopping at Osprey Marina, for a day (Tuesday), to install it. The symptom did not show up on the Port Engine but I will be installing a relay on the engine also.
We traveled 65 miles today and had a push from the current most of the way. The worst part of the trip was Charleston Harbor. There were at least 5 sailboat races going on and it was damn near impossible to get through the quagmire.
Tomorrow we will go to Butler Island, just past Georgetown, SC.
Part of the problem was a low voltage on the distributor coil which came about from installing an electric fuel pump per the manfuacturers recommendation. I ordered an Isolation relay for the fuel pump and we will be stopping at Osprey Marina, for a day (Tuesday), to install it. The symptom did not show up on the Port Engine but I will be installing a relay on the engine also.
We traveled 65 miles today and had a push from the current most of the way. The worst part of the trip was Charleston Harbor. There were at least 5 sailboat races going on and it was damn near impossible to get through the quagmire.
Tomorrow we will go to Butler Island, just past Georgetown, SC.
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| Vessel Name: | SPIRIT |
| Vessel Make/Model: | 44 Ft. Pacemaker Motor Yacht |
| Hailing Port: | Brunswick, GA |
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