By entering the >latitude of the top and bottom and the East and West longitudes, we should >be able to quickly see the areas for which we have charts. > >Finding a way to do this that looks good and is easy is eluding us. We have >messed around with the cell-formatting menu to no avail. > >Help! > >Maurice & Louise-Ann >AKAMA > > > > Frank H.

While we have all the air pimp gear, I haven't plumbed them into place. Our sales rep assembled the mattress while we were enroute to pickup the boat (bless him -- it had been a long day). Whatever pressure he had pumped into it was fine with us. That was four-plus months ago, and we haven't 'topped it off' or anything. One unexpected plus.

On my house, the feed / takout as well > as > the pressure relief valve are all on the top of the tank. Even with a dip > tube internal, getting air from the houses hot water tank is easy.

The batteries are simply slid into place with no top access needed. That space configuration could not be utilized by batteries which need servicing (water or terminals), and/or have terminals at each end. Heavy? Sure, but that's what hired help is for. Besides, at my age I need all the exercise I can get!

As always, thanks for the help, Marc and Andree "Over Easy"

Not that you really need it, just looking at the pictures you can see the schematic since it's all on top. To try to answer your actual question that looks much like a broken off SMB or similar connector.

The first is used were access is pretty easy, and there is a large amount of metal on the top of the frame to be removed. The cutting torch is used, heating the top of the extra bit of metal.

All six expected swallows were seen, often in mixed feeding flocks over the Lake. On a cold 26 Apr up to 150 BARN SWALLOWS were off the lighthouse along with 200 TREE, 40 BANK and 10 CLIFF. The first MARSH WRENS were reported on 28 Apr. Three BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHERS were seen on 30 Apr.

Stilt Sandpiper: A juv. was seen at Owen Pt. on 26 Aug. Baird’s Sandpiper: The first young of the year arrived on 21 Aug when 14 were found, mostly near the north end of the natural beach, and have been regular in small numbers since. Short-billed Dowitcher: A single was seen on 21 Aug followed by two on 26 Aug.

On the other side of the coin, those with money are younger and time is still money to them so they want a boat that goes faster. I am out of luck both ways. So, if diesel becomes $5.00 a gallon what will happen to trawler sales? I am old enough to remember the fuel availability and price problems of the 70's and 80's.