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Re: Southport Sail

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BoomBoom II is in. Does anyone know if the dock power is 50A 125V or 50A 125/250V??? Two different connections, and not cheap!!!!
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Re: Southport Sail

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Called Southport dockmaster. The 50amp is 125/250 volts.
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Re: Southport Sail

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My shore power cable end is a male 125v 30a. ( I do have a standard 125v 30a female to standard 15a 125 house male adapter already)

I want to make sure I'm looking at this right.
I'll need a pigtail with a female 125v 30a for my cord to plug into and the male end of the pigtail will be 125/250v 50a? I want to make sure before I buy the wrong thing. The Admiral isn't going to enjoy the price of these things! :(

But she'll love shore power and movie night at the marina!!!! :D :D 8)
Doug

http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/us ... o?pid=8611

30A Locking to 50A (125/250V) Locking Pigtail Adapter

Marinco 30A locking to 50A (125/250V) locking pigtail adapter for shore power connections. 30A 125V locking female connector with sealing collar system attaches to cordset or boat inlets. 50A 125/250V locking male plug connects to dockside receptacle or cordset. Cover and sealing collar makes designed to be used in wet locations.
Marinco's unique sealing collar system with cover joins the adapter to the cordset with a positive, mechanical connection which provides maximum moisture protection.

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Re: Southport Sail

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That's the correct one 50a 125/250 volt male, 30a 125 volt female. I found a used one on Amazon for $85. Put it on 2 day shipping
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Re: Southport Sail

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For $85 you can take all of us out to the movies!

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Re: Southport Sail

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Only 50A available seems to be weird, just looked at the Southport Marina website and they state 30A/50A/100A for transient slips, so normal 30A twistlock should fit.

http://www.southport-marina.com/transdockage.html

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Re: Southport Sail

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Just called. They have 30A but not for the slips that are available.

BYOA (Bring Your Own Adapter)

Bill Penny adapter find, super low cost at $40 shipped. They said they will ship today should have by Wednesday. http://elecordset.com/moreinfo.aspx?pid ... .aspx&ai=M

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Re: Southport Sail

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vkmaynard wrote:Just called. They have 30A but not for the slips that are available.

BYOA (Bring Your Own Adapter)

Bill Penny adapter find, super low cost at $40 shipped. They said they will ship today should have by Wednesday. http://elecordset.com/moreinfo.aspx?pid ... .aspx&ai=M

Victor
Just ordered mine. hopefully it will be here by then. If not then I could probably get by without electric and visit someone else for movies. :P
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Re: Southport Sail

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cptron wrote:
vkmaynard wrote:Just called. They have 30A but not for the slips that are available.

BYOA (Bring Your Own Adapter)

Bill Penny adapter find, super low cost at $40 shipped. They said they will ship today should have by Wednesday. http://elecordset.com/moreinfo.aspx?pid ... .aspx&ai=M

Victor
Just ordered mine. hopefully it will be here by then. If not then I could probably get by without electric and visit someone else for movies. :P
You guys back ?? Details .....pictures of your adventure ????
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Re: Southport Sail

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I think you'll need to make the Southport sail to hear about the trip.

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Re: Southport Sail

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Are there directions, launching place, overnight parking ....etc?
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Re: Southport Sail

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fishheadbarandgrill wrote:I think you'll need to make the Southport sail to hear about the trip.

Bob
We agree!

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Re: Southport Sail

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Leaving now and heading east! See you all there! 8)

Doug & Angie
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Re: Southport Sail

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We'll be rigging right after lunch on Friday!

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Re: Southport Sail

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wbpenney wrote:Are there directions, launching place, overnight parking ....etc?
Yes, as you get into town you will make a left on W. West street. the ramp will be a few blocks down on the left just before you get to Southport Marina parking lot. I have enquired and the marina said that they want $10 per night for vehicle storage in there parking lot. I have made arrangements for free vehicle parking for the weekend across the street at the mast up storage. We will have to park a certain way but I or the gentleman at the storage will be around to show you where and how to park. If you need to find one of us just park in the spaces at the ramp and come find one of us.
Doug W wrote:Leaving now and heading east! See you all there! 8)

Doug & Angie
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You are going to beat us there, just look for the gentleman at the mast up storage across the street and let him know you are with Ron Brown's group and he will take care of you. I will be there Friday morning if you have any problems. If you cannot find him for some reason just park your vehicle in one of the spots at the ramp and we can then take care of it Friday morning. I have left my vehicle there for a whole weekend and no one has said a word to me so one night should not be a problem. However if you park in the marina parking lot next door they may say something.
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