Maybe, them's that live by the battery, will die by the battery? Capt. Mike Maurice Wilsonville, Near Portland Oregon

Suffice it to say that all my close calls happened on or near the surface. I consider diving in a marina very hazardous. Not only are there entanglement hazards, but there is a risk of exposure to hepatitis from your neighbor that doesn't pump out. Yuck! Also, be careful about the breath-hold diving.

Die sudden death next to work dinks or docks with barnicals . Can not be dragged up onto most beaches as all the necrssary outboard junk makes them too heavy. Most are very wet in any outboard operation over a couple of K. If use as life boat , you just sit waiting to be hopefully found. My preference is for an old & very $$ rare Grumman Sailing dink.

(the damn things never seem to die) Hope this helps. J. Peter Zimmer

The idea is that you can mount it in the cover of a small die-cast box secured by the SMA hardware (I used a Hammond BB1590N1). All you have to do is drill a couple of 3/16 holes, plus another hole for a power feedthrough.

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I just wanted to say thank you to all of you for the support. I have contacted SouthWest Florida Yachts Inc. and scheduled a training class for June & I have rented a GB 32 to take this class on and spend some time on that week. Thank you all so very much for the encouragement. Chuck Choate merlechoate@gmail.com

Thanks all for your comments on the Downy woodpeckers plumage. Many comments here, and all good descriptions as well. And to Keiths comments... I also have been amazed how a Bright blue and contrasting B&W Blujay, so noticeable sitting in the sun, can suddenly vanish into the woods and not be seen.