I deleted it by mistake. >Actually, all I >need is the website. That would be I.

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I got them going within a minute, but the alarm did not go off when the water went down! It seems that the alarm switch had failed in the "on" position. No matter what I did I could not get the alarm to go off. Finally, I pulled the fuse and mercifully it went quiet.

Before I can gauge the value of providing access to this network, I need to do a test run so I'm offering this free one month trial to artists. If you would like to try this out, and bare with me while I figure out the details, send pictures of your work (as it would look while displayed) to angela.jossy@gmail.com by Friday Jan. 14th.

I apologize if this is not the proper forum for this but....... We just replaced our lower helm station VHF radio. The radio we removed is a Cybernet 2050. It works perfectly, but we wanted a radio with more features like multiple channel scan and so on. If anyone wants the Cybernet, they're welcome to it for free.

Annieseztoo@email.msn.com writes: > I went with an Avon RIB. I hope to get a reasonable >service life out of it. I see a lot of older ones out there. Had a twenty year old Avon Redcrest. No leaks, no patches but it looked ugly (badly weathered), so I bought a new Bombard. I don't expect to get the same service as I did with the Avon though.

I filled the remaining space with varnish. I had wrapped the wire on a large coffee can as I unwound it from the coil. To rewind, I found I could mount the rotary axis of the armature on the spindle of a discarded electric can opener, which I rigged with a foot switch. Some careful level winding by hand finished the job. It has worked fine since.

One thing that I have not yet done is add a small throttle in the ER so I can set the idle a bit higher when I fire the beast up.