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I just verified that as well, but it's an unrelated issue. Not sure what is causing it but I'll look into it.

I replied in more detail in the other thread, but regarding your tablet - I didn't test the ads on one of those. I have a Samsung tablet, but am on the road for another week - and I don't have it with me. I'll check it out when I get back home and see if anything can be done.

As mentioned in the other post, if ads are giving you grief - either with site functionality, or you simply find them too annoying - block them. We'd obviously prefer you leave them in place, but not if that means you find yourself visiting us less. I'll go into more detail in another post...

Howdy all, We're instituting a change in the next week or so with ads. Yes, there will be more of them. In short: The directly sold ads you see up top take an inordinate amount of my time, and given my lack of attention to managing them - the revenues are now close to zero. Truthfully - I've...

Even though I run the site, trust I'm not offended when folks point out our search sucks. I'm the first to admit it. Yes, there's a better way. Use Google. Put the desired phrase in quotes while including the "site" command to limit hits to the C-Brats. It's not so tough after you've done it a...

The Recent C-Dory Photo Activity block on the home page is what was broken and should now be fixed.

Good eye, Big Dave. That was missed in the transition. It's done via a scheduled job that runs nightly and that was overlooked. I just ran it manually to get it up to date, as well as scheduling it to run nightly. It should start functioning as it did before.

Zing! We too, started down the tank route - but not quite as big. Much as I liked the Nordic 26, it too was just too dang big and complicated. The more I age the more I see the value of reasonable minimalism...even though I suck at the actual implementation. I envy it in others who have pulled...

Fortunately, hosting expenses continue to drop while performance increases. It's actually a blessing in disguise the old dedicated server gave up the ghost. We're around $50/month now, almost half the price of the old server. We really don't mind the expense, it's minimal - but thanks to all...

Quite likley, I noticed that as well. The old site was on ~15 year old physical hardware. New one is hosted at Vultr, a state of the art virtual hosting provider with significantly more resources and the ability to add resources on demand if needed. Seems like a nice upgrade so far.

I've had several reports of system mails not going out. Could be notifications of watched topics, registration/password confirmation emails, etc. I'm aware, trying to figure it out.

I hope. Sorry for the 2-ish days of down time. Our 20+ year old server finally bit the dust. I knew this day would come, and the good news is - I'd worked on options quite a while back. However, life gets in the way and that long overdue project just kept getting shoved to the back burner...

Sorry for the late reply, everyone. Burgees have all been sold. I do have some of the large patches remaining (small ones as well), mentioned in the first post of this thread. Potentially, somebody with the skills could make up a reasonable copy utilizing the patches. If there's significant...

Will Prowse does have great knowledge, and his videos are certainly informative and valuable. However, I've found his reviews don't take into account critical factors when it comes to battery manufacturers. QC and customer support. He concentrates mostly on the tech. He's typically looking at a...

For the Seattle area itself, I'll leave suggestions to those who have more local knowledge on the crazy side of the water. Were it me - I'd not want to live anywhere over there. It's nothing like it used to be, IMHO. What once was an incredible gem of the PNW has suffered tremendously from...

It's especially good when somebody gets new employment.

It's been several years since we used him on our Nordic 26 purchase, but Matt Harris came highly recommended by both buyers and sellers when we were looking. Incredibly thorough, great communication and reasonably priced. https://marineconsultantsinc.com/

I'm so sorry, Larry. I've such fond memories of you two in the early C-Brat days. Take good care. Will

It's not a content issue. It's a civility issue, and to a lesser extent - who cleans up after. I'm trying to remember the last time I had to break up a religious fight around here. Oh yeah, I remember....never. Maybe we could just keep it that way.

Yes - but one has to open things up to get to it, as well as having somewhere to drain the fuel. Not always a problem, but arguably a little cleaner/quicker to run things dry. Also, if it works similar to other engines - I've not tested it - draining the float bowl doesn't get all the fuel out...