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There should be a group gather at Oak Canyon, about mile 50. The organization is a bit loose, and doesn't usually come together until later in the season. Normally the third Saturday in September.

https://wikibuy.com/p/budge-1200-denier-boat-cover-fit/K68DJ8NZB9?run=409119d7-c655-415e-a004-1be50a26a69b Cheaper yet on wikibuy.

https://www.eldoradoweather.com/buoy/Puget%20Sound/buoy-xhtml.php Pacific North West & Puget Sound Live Buoy Obs. Not historical, but current data.

Our condolences to Pat. Ken was always so helpful and friendly all.

In my case I was also looking for a bigger navigation tool for our motorhome. We are going to spend Jan, Feb and March in Mexico. 6000 mile caravan with a small group of other RVers. I wanted something to display road navigation Apps larger than the motorhomes 7" screen. The 12.9" iPad...

This got me looking for a new iPad. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1342549-REG/apple_mpa52ll_a_12_9_ipad_pro_mid.html I know its a model year old, but I couldn't resist the price.

I didn't think this boat would last long at that price.

But its on a TomCat. You could do something similar on a 22'.

You don't say what type of forced air furnace? I put an Espar Airtronic D2 in 'Discovery'. It's under the galley cabinet, behind the sink. I also have a Wallas Stove. I exited the Espar exhaust through the starboard side above the walkway and just behind the Wallas exhaust. I don't have to...

I had a '84 Angler that I put saddle tanks in under the gunnels. Covered here with aluminum. The gas fills are in the gunnel top. 22 gal/ side. I don't have a better pic, but it was a success for me, since with the two original 12 gal tanks under the motor well, I now had 68 gallon capacity...

Kurt & Bev, Your going to love the TomCat. We are now into year 14 with 'Discovery' and still enjoying the boat. We us a Manson Supreme Boss 25# anchor after having dragging problems with a 22# Bruce type anchor. 65' of 1/4" ACCO chain. The home made splice will occasionally hang in...

From a 2015 post I made. I put an Espar Airtronic D2 in Discovery a few years ago, never really did use it until this year. It has performed flawlessly for us this summer in South East Alaska. It drops into the low 50's each night and we turn everything off overnight. I can hit the on switch...

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We did 1600 miles through South East Alaska in 2015. The one resource we used every day was Navionics US and Canada on the iPad. Navionics on the C-80 as a back-up. I realize Garmin now owns Navionics and who knows how they have screwed that up by now. We also have and used the Fine Edge...

Duplicate, slow internet.

http://www.roopyacht.com/all-boats/item/c-dory-29-venture

Our 24' TomCat a 2003 bought new from EQ Marine was set up with Johnson 140's. Rebranded Suzuki 140's. We traded it in on the 2006 TC255. I don't remember what props it had, but they were stainless steel maybe 19" pitch. They really made the 24' TomCat fly. What's the story on the 2003...

Other than an oven. The TC255 TomCat is about equal to live in as an 11' Lance truck camper. For one Winter trip to the Florida Keys, we towed the TomCat behind the truck with the camper on. After that we just traveled and lived in the TomCat. The Winter of 2002/2003 we towed a 24' TomCat to...

I have used the Pro Mariner chargers on 4 boats. https://www.amazon.com/ProMariner-43021-ProSport-Generation-Battery/dp/B00FPQX47K/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1543455977&sr=8-3&keywords=promariner&th=1 Similar to this one. The current batteries are 10 years old and still going strong.

The house batteries are three Group 27 FLA and are in the Stb. rear locker. Charged by the Stb. motor. The fridge/freezer batteries are two Group 31 FLA in the port rear locker. Charged by the port motor and the solar panels. I also ran a charge line from the truck 7 way plug to the port...