The material in the engine room was getting pretty shabby, a friend of mine has access to cutoff pieces of lonfloor (by lonseal) in the silver diamond plate pattern, the OEM was coin. Other than the diamond plate being not as easy on the knees as the coin, it makes a good looking job, and the material is very heavy and durable.

Uses a 6 cell NiMH coin cell pack built into a piece of PVC pipe. One place wanted $600 for the replacement! Since the unit only draws 11 ma while you hold the test button, I replaced it with a 9V smoke alarm battery / diode to block charging.

This is a long-shot, but I am a somewhat reclusive Tacoma artist with a big happy dog (lab-Dalmatian mix) and a cat who is looking for a tiny house, a  MIL or cabin  where I can live and work in private.   It must be under $700 a month and have at least 1 bedroom or office where I can close the door and work without animal interference.  

Gore says GFO is mil-spec certified > >by the USN as the only replacement for conventional flax packing. > > Graphite will (or definitely should) play hell with the shaft. > Nigel Calder says the same thing - don't use graphite-impregnated flax.

Coating a fiberglass/polyester tank should help with the taste problem. 20 mils is a satisfactory coating amount. Google "Epoxy Potable water"--and there will be a number of approved epoxy coatings. Many paint companies have these in stock--such as Benjamin Moore and Sherman Williams. No West Systems Epoxy is in the approved group.

My Trace has developed a problem between the neutral wire and ground as I can measure 45 VAC and 7 mils of current. I disconnected the outgoing AC load wires and the incoming AC load wires at the unit, turned the it on to invert and can read the same 45 VAC as mentioned. Seems something inside the big white box is leaking to the AC neutral.

One of the most cited cleaners, preservatives for electronics is: Craig DeOxit D5 Cleaning spray 5 oz spray (140 Grams) (used for cleaning and "some protection") Craig DeOxit D100 (to mil spec:NSN-6850-01-435-6478) 2 oz about 57G size Spray (very small can of spray)- expensive For greater protection AFTER cleaning: Craig Deoxit - Gold The above is

I thought that maybe .mil was under a DOS attack. Thanks for the second source. Le 9 juil. 2014 à 14:30, Brian Inglis a écrit : > On 2014-07-09 01:30, mike cook wrote: >> times out. Can I get it from anywhere else?

10" Ryobi table saw with router table (contracter duty) 10" Dewalt radial arm saw (Industrial Duty) Both in good working order both 120V Radial Arm $300 Table $200 Both $500 In Tampa FL area can load

By the way on Island Eagle I mounted the both the rate stabilizer and the flux-gate compass in the pilothouse (which is about 10 feet above the waterline) and they seem to work perfectly. Scott Welch www.islandeagle.net "The person who makes no mistakes usually doesn't make anything"