It just went on my list of things to have before I die!!!

>[mailto:trawler-world-list-bounces@lists.samurai.com]On Behalf Of >nickcacci >Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2004 8:37 AM >To: trawler-world-list@lists.samurai.com >Subject: TWL: Desk top computer >I recently blew the power supply in my desk top computer.

Fifty bucks tops will solve all this issue Rich Actually Rich, I started to mention that, as that is EXACTLY what I have on my boat!!!! There is a picture of the very simple set up on my web page. Click on pictures of CCRIDER. I still carry that gallon of diesel, old habits die hard. CCC Charles C.

Occasionally, he also gives a tutorial on phase measurement at the FCS.

A #27 Diehard deep discharge battery will run the >MinnKota >for about 4 hours at top output. It will suffice to move my W30 at >about 2 >kts. in very calm water. Larry I have a similar setup but am curious what you used to "plug it in". I mean the type of connector? I use the battery cable clamps that came with the trolling motor.

> > We welcome all feedback and suggestions for improvement or new content. This is your website!

Cool new website. www.NorthAmericanBoaters.com

I have the Mobile Delta map and that is fine for the lower river as it comes into Mobile bay. There are water way maps for the run between Mobile Bay and Orange Beach--and I'll be happy to loan or send you these. Good boating!

saurabh agarwal a écrit : > Hi, > Since we are not able to implement Audio call functionality on symbian > platform, we want to try it out using windows mobile platform.

in the spring the run off is occurring in the north and it is up hill from Mobile to Chicago (except for the short stretch on the Ohio). 2. going from Chicago to Mobile you are running with any current and therefore with any debris in the water as opposed to directly at it. 3. it is much easier to lock down than lock up. 4.