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    Mini-jacker with Lenco trim tabs question

    Thanks for the reply. I appreciate the input from someone with the same setup.
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    Mini-jacker with Lenco trim tabs question

    I've been reading your threads on mounting kicker brackets. Lots of useful information found. Almost everything I read seemed to say the mini-jacker will allow a kicker to clear trim tabs. Then I read this.... "22 with Lenco tabs, the actuator arms terminate higher on the transom, so he wasn't...
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    22 Wiper refills

    I found wipers for the rear window of a Jeep on line. But I didn't go that way. Instead I did much the same thing as Jay. I had to spread one end of the existing 22 wiper frame open a bit to get the old rubber insert out. Then I bought an 15" replacement, removed the insert and cut to size...
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    Weight relationship fore to aft

    Excellent points. A battery for the Prius hybrid is suppose to last about 10 years (according to the salesman). I haven't had a Li-ion battery for one of my cordless tools go bad yet, and one is now four years old. I think it's just a matter of time til we can fit two Li-ion batteries in one...
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    Weight relationship fore to aft

    Amazing isn't it. That many mAh in such a small package. My old-school brain doesn't want to trust something that small. I wonder what our boat systems will look like in 20 years?
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    Weight relationship fore to aft

    BTDT: Not a bad idea. I like creativity. Any idea on the life expectancy of the lithium ion pack?
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    Weight relationship fore to aft

    I like that wink SleepyC. No I don't feel the need to move a battery. I want to leave the engine battery in the starboard lazarette. It's busy in there but everything works. I only have one battery presently, and your earlier advice was to add another. Since we are remote, and there have been...
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    Weight relationship fore to aft

    Great safety point Jay!!! Better to have more stern weight than risk bow-steer dangers in big seas. I'm going to go with your advise.
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    Weight relationship fore to aft

    Thanx guys. Per Ferg perhaps I am over analyzing. In my search of the site it seemed there were a number of posts about moving batteries, which I took as a sign those owners think they have too much weight aft. There seems to be a lot of attention paid to the work involved but i found little...
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    Weight relationship fore to aft

    In a previous thread it was suggested I add a second battery. I did a search and there seem to be a lot of advice threads about technical aspects, cable size, etc. But none about weight relationship fore to aft. Nor did I see any followup as to how those who moved a battery forward liked the...
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    Vessel Name?

    I do like Sin Nombre. But I can almost hear the cogitation on "Sin" if one tries to transliterate to English. Another result of brainstorming that I tend to like, from the book of Psalms: C-lah (selah). I trust more folks would figure that out. I keep trying to use the C, but perhaps I...
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    Vessel Name?

    I appreciate the objectivity. You got my attention. I was trying to be clever of name, perhaps to the omission of the practical. So I'm now approaching a name from a more sensible standpoint. I sat down and brainstormed. I like C-quin (as in a small shiny object on a greater background). But...
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    Vessel Name?

    As mentioned in the Death Valley thread, we bought the 22 Cruiser formerly known as C-Girl, and have been cogitating on a new name. All the good names seem to be taken, and I don't want to hijack someone else's creativity in the name dept. Some of you gave good suggestions for our area. Much...
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    Death Valley Encounter

    The input is appreciated! Yes I'd love a Wallas (I was hoping to buy a boat that had one already) but can't justify the price. Espar sounds like it pretty much does the same thing heater wise, but at 1/3 the cost. I'm going to get a butane can and see if the existing stove has any problems...
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    Death Valley Encounter

    Wow, great active site guys. The boat is currently in So Calif where we winter. We hope to haul it to Gustavus end of April or early May. This will be our 8th summer there.
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    Death Valley Encounter

    Thanks Gents: The 22 was somewhat set up for Alaska, having relatively new touch screen electronics, digital radar, and a cockpit enclosure, but also lacking in aspects. No kicker. One needs a get-home backup motor as we are remote. I can swap the 10hp kicker off our fishing boat, but need to...
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    Death Valley Encounter

    I don’t have much to contribute so decided to remain a lurker. I did register recently, but summers we must travel to a library to get internet, and that wifi is slower than slow, and not conducive to forum interaction. A chance meeting in Death Valley, CA…. of all places to encounter a C-brat...
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