Wildcat Sailorgirl

Stephanie, Brett and Miles After 4 full Sunday's of classroom and weeks of study, the students wrapped up the Coast Nav Class.  I thi...

I have wanted to learn Spanish for the past 15 + years.  Several halfass attempts have been made trying various tools such as flip cards (ye...

Bruce of KC Sailing leading the ASA 105 Nav Class Wikipedia says Deja Vu - (French translation... literally "already seen") is ...

Bruce of KC Sailing leads the session Our women's sailing group - Sailing Sisters met today for our monthly (winter months only) lea...

Sailing webinar - good info Or how to keep the local sailors busy and out of the pool halls and bars!  Well....I am not sure that last on...

Tom listening in on SkyWarn Recognition Day - a nationwide HAM event Some maybe be wondering "why would anyone get their HAM licens...

Winter has set in here on the central plains so no sailing.  This of course makes winter even longer.  To help us sailors get through the wi...

KD0QAG - My HAM License number.  But don't call me just yet.  Getting my HAM Tech License is just step one.  Now the fun starts....lear...

s/v Honey Ryder came with a very nice SSB - a type of HAM radio.  Neither Cap10 Tom nor I had our HAM license.  I have been trying over the ...

Cap10 Tom put together the above so we can practice our knots around the house as we watch TV or for me....while I am on conference calls! T...

Cap10 Tom and I set out in 2004 to get ASA ( American Sailing Association ) certifications, mainly for the knowledge. There are many levels...

Check out the clever visual aids for other kewl classes offered - like Marine Electronics. Or Marine Electronic Navigation, just to name a ...

Toward the end of Level 1 class, Scott asked who was staying for the next two days for Level 2 class. He identified the lucky 7 people, then...

In our continuing quest for knowledge of all things sailing and boating AND as an offensive move to be worthy of our Yanmar 56...we have jus...