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As we have come to know you and your family through this site, we have had a special warm spot in our hearts for Oscar. Our heartfelt condolences. Gregg and Laurie

Nice touch on the new look for the Photo Albums.

We use charcoal at home to Bar-b-que, but I hesitated to buy one for the boat. I hate to throw anything into the water. My small Dickinson has been really good. It is much heavier than Magma. It is hotter on the side away from valve, but does a great job of cooking as long as you don't overheat...

Tom, I had not heard of an adaptor to refill small propane bottles. Where do you get them. It really would be handy. Gregg

I've been using the small Dickinson. Have had great luck so far with it. Mounted near cabin in a stainless Perko straight rod holder very solid with the Dickinson adaptor. I tried it with my fish on rod holders, but there was a lot of movement. Pictures in my photo album. Gregg

I posted some pictures in my photos on the 2nd page of the fuse location on mine (model 95D). Gregg

My Wallas is a 95D. I don't know if they are all the same location with fuses?

Two amp blade fuse. .50 at local autoparts store. Between the battery and the wallas there is a 15 amp blade fuse.

The circuit board with the fuse is facing out towards the open door. Almost like they planned on changing the fuse at some point.

The view on all of these is looking in the aft galley door to starboard. The wallas is directly above.

You can see the 2 amp fuse here. Just off center to lower right with the 2 on it.

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Catman, That would be the Even Keel trolling North of 520 on Sunday. The fish outsmarted us though. Gregg

Thanks for the info. I stopped by Scan Marine today. What nice people. He pulled a circuit board out of stock to show me exactly where the fuse was located. It is on the circuit board where the power comes in. It is a 2 amp blade type fuse. I will be sure to carry a spare. Thanks again for the...

Thanks Ken I will try that first.

Sorry I had to post and run. Pete thanks for the detailed instructions. If I indeed need to pull it out I will certainly appreciate them. David I thought it would be a power supply problem too. Only becuase I had read about that here on the site . The Wallas is connected directly to the battery...

Is the wallas 2 burner very hard to take out? I think I have a problem with ours. It was nasty weather in Seattle yesterday. In the driveway playing with ideas for the boat. Feeling bad we can't make Lopez. I thought I would turn on the Wallas to warm things up a bit. Hit the switch. No light...

Congratulations, That should be a perfect boat for that beautiful area. I lived in Spokane for a few years as a child. Going to the lake was always an adventure.