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Hey Tom I think that was me. This is about like the one that I used. https://www.ebay.com/itm/234078919655?h ... SwMHpg5GVd Have been using them for about 5 years and no problems.

We saw a good example of why one should be careful about which mooring bouys they choose to tie yesterday afternoon at watmouth Bay on Lopez. A 30' motor yacht tied to one of four bouys that are marked private. The wind came up and I saw the buoy break loose. I layed on our horn and tried...

Finally,the question is does the Raymarine MFD have the processing capability to handle all this data and display it? Remember AIS was just coming on the scene in 2005. One would have to read the op manual to see if the unit could process AIS data. Next, would the unit be able to process the...

Our Boat has 2004 Raymarine C80 with radar and autopilot and was also originally set up by EQ Marine. Our gps was originally supplied through a Raynav 300 GPS Plotter. The loss of the satellites over time that the raynav300 was usine made it obsolete. I replaced it with a Raymarine E32042...

It was great to go to our first C-Brats event. It was great to see everybody. Looking forward to next years event. Thanks so much Harvey for getting this all together.

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If anyone needs a permatrim for a Honda 90 we have one we want to find a home for. This would have also fit our new Yamaha but the holes would not match up with the Yamaha. The reason I am not going to try and sell it on ebay, is that when mountng a new one it is necessary to drill up through...

Colby Have you removed the press in caps for maintenance since you installed them? I am just wondering how hard or easy they are to get off without damage. The bearing buddys work the same as far as installation and removal. I have found that sometimes I have really had to get brutal with them...

I have the oil filled hubs on a trailer for my Simmons Sea Skiff 18. They have worked flawlessly and are now about 12 years old. I took them apart once about three years after I bought the trailer just to inspect the bearings and they were pristine. As long as I can see clean oil in them I...

It's whats for dinner on the 4th

July 4th, 2020 at Sekiu. They put on quite a show. We couldn't have picked a better place to Social distance for the 4th of July

That's a 14 " Greenling in this big boy's mouth. I caught 2 more Lings with the same greenling

Also, last week I installed momentary wiper switches. One each for port and starboard side that I can reach easily while traveling and another one on the port side that the passenger can reach easily. This is something that I think about doing every time we start taking spray across the...

Yesterday I made a map of all the fuses and breakers in our boat. They are spread all over the boat. In both the port and starboard lazarette, on the overhead shelf above the helm and behind the helm. I now have a quick reference to where the fuse or breaker is for each circuit in the boat and...

Our Progressive is $444 valued at $36,600 for boat and $1,400 for trailer with $300,00 Liability and $100,000 uninsured watercraft. Uninsured watercraft is an important one. Especially if you do any fishing. It has been our experience that not all fisherman, but very many have poor boating...

Since we got our first Vaccine and are scheduled to get our 2nd early March we have signed up and plan to attend FH as long as the gig goes down. The website says they are now open at 100% capacity, so there should be plenty of room. It will be great to be on the water again.

What I should have stated in my previous post, is that in an "open reservoir" air goes up. Under pressure it can be forced up, down or sideways. The helm when hooked to the bottle is an open reservoir and when the air enters it goes up to the bottle. The air can not move from the system...

I would guess that the bubble pro is a bit more efficient at sending the air to the bottle, But the air does go from the helm to the bottle. you do have to go back and fourth a few times until you see no more air. Maybe more times with just the jumper than with the bubble pro. The air will take...