#129 NOW October 26, 2006 16:15 (UTC -10 hours Hawaii Standard Time) Docked in Ko Olina Marina, Oahu, Hawaii Greetings, Well, obviously we made it to Kailua on the big island of Hawaii. We called customs on the cell phone and they said they would be out at noon.

The slides would be over the top of performers so this is not a clean, gallery, featured presentation. It's OK to be an individual or to be thinking of a combining a number of individuals work - at the moment I'm thinking we need a minimum of 50 images.

If I ever need to remove the engine I'll cut through the caulk and unbolt the hatch and the engine will lift straight out the top. I figure this is an insurance policy. If I make it easy to remove the engine I'll never need to do it, but if it is very hard, I need to do it a lot:-) Cheers; Mike Schooley Trailerable Trawler wannabe

I can see a bow tank requiring a > bit > >of math, but other tanks should be pretty easy... > > That depends on whether you can measure the tank. I would not hold my > breath on most steel or for that matter a lot of other boats.

As I was under the boat she began rocking and the hull banged the top of my head. It nearly knocked me out.....I literally saw stars....One of the few times boating I have been scared. An alternative would be to always have one arm partially extended to keep your noggin away from the hull...not easy to do in current and natural buoyancy....

indeed hard to reply without additional info but i have a 2006c and love it... very easy to use, intuitive interface (never had to open the manual), big bright screen, detailed charts. As a bonus, you can hook up PC and use that as a second station for free. pascal miami, fl 70 hatteras 53my ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard G.

I might add that if you have a thru-hull with threads sticking up and a ball valve screwed on top of that, you don't have a proper seacock arrangement. For one thing, you've probably got taper threads on the ball valve screwed onto straight threads on the thru-hull fitting, NOT a good connection.

Woven cloth or Dynell is easy to use with epoxy. A good epoxy paint is hard to beat. I have used light fiberglass cloth and epoxy garage floor paint with good results. Be aware that a waterproof coating can also hold in moisture, causing rot. Any epoxy will need a top coat of some sort, although the floor coatings do have decent UV resistance.

Tides and Currents on a Mobile Phone The information is useful whether you use a mobile phone, a laptop, or a normal desk-top link to these very informative sites. The explanations are, as usual for the Siegel's, chock-a-block-full of information and easy to use suggestions.

It attaches to the swim platform and is extremely easy to use. We were traveling for 3 weeks and our 15 year old was out and about everyday and it worked extremely well. The owner of the company, Kevin is a great guy and the quality and cost is second to none.