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Hey Jim, sorry I just saw this. I have taken to clicking the down arrow next to What's new in the top menu bar and then clicking New posts. That lists only the posts since your last visit. If you do not want to read all of the latest you can click on Mark forums read before leaving the page...

Well now, I just discovered you can click on the down arrow next to Media above and find all kinds of choices for finding your own stuff. It's good to ask these questions on the boards like you did because all of us are trying to figure things out as we go and one answer can help many. We will...

There are still some kinks and bugs being worked out but your photos are still with us as is your album. Right now it is getting mixed results, but if you click on Media up above and then Our C-Dory Albums you can (or will soon be able to) find your album in the list that drops down. Your...

Also, the photos can be right on your computer or mobile device to insert into a message rather than having to be already on the web. Videos need to be previously uploaded to any of many different sites to embed, but the process is just as easy.

That is fantastic! Excellent craftsmanship.

Hello Mark! Good to hear from you. I hope all is going gloriously at the factory as well. I am sending an email to our new Arizona friend so we will get him all set up soon. Thanks for helping him out. Mike

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I can’t say for certain that they never expire but the oldest one in my outbox is dated October 9, 2009.

You are doing it right. The message will stay in the Outbox until the recipient reads it, then it will move to the Sentbox.

Colby, take a look at the FAQs on the site Jim linked. As long as you meet the requirements of your home state you do not need the CA card for less than 60 days of temporary boating. Jim mentioned the resident part of the CA rule in his post. Oregon has had a boater safety card requirement...

The most likely cause of your GFI tripping would be that the neutral and ground are bonded in the boat wiring. The two should each connect to its own bus. The AC on my boat was wired with the neutral and ground connected and it worked fine for years but somewhere along the line the GFI outlets...