I have a bank of 12 of these in series/parallel to get 24 >volts at 3240 AH. > >Here's a link to the specs: http://www.discover-energy.com/files/EV216A.pdf Well, looking at this again, I see that I made a mistake. The spec I posted was for the 2 volt L16 cells.

Check the regulations; I >don't think you were allowed to even anchor before presenting to >customs. Actually, I specifically checked this with Customs when I made the reporting call and they told me that I did not have to clear customs until I landed. When we anchored at Sidney Spit we did not go ashore.

A medical emergency just came up and I need to go to the doctor.

>I sort of figured that, I just wanted to be sure I wasn't missing >some great alter n >ative. >I will now need to get me a router as all my power tools went I >moved on board. >Thanks much FWIW: I just purchased a router attachment for my Dremel tool for about $25 CDN. If you already have a Dremel, this might be something to try. George of Scaramouche

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I need a >drink!!! Greg, That does sound pretty traumatic, I once had an engine throw a rod right through the side of the block while underway, and I'll admit I cried (well, I was only 16 at the time). Thanks for sharing, though. I think I speak for all of us on here when I say that we learn a great deal from stories such as this one.

I use that for cat and pet odours (like when a pet accidentially pees on the carpet). The product I use is called FEBREZE. I wonder if that would help?