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Subject: Re: Seamaster23

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David cant

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Date Posted: 19:11:15 20/01/2015 Tue
In reply to: Stuart 's message, "Seamaster23" on 17:33:48 28/06/2014 Sat

>I'm thinking of buying a seamaster23 but I'm a bit
>concerned about the large windows although it's
>bright does anyone know if there's a lot of
>condensation on them in the colder months
The 23 is a great boat and as I own one I have found that condensation is mainly present when using the gas cooker the secret is to keep a flow of air through the cabin ,the main cabin windows are on slides so you can open them say 1/4 inch per side and the problem is gone I ..remember all boats to some degree or another will have condensation in particular when you have heating or cooker on, the seamaster 23 is no different so in short,I would say buy it .....you will not regret your purchase .

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