There is no easy way to place my T-Bolt antenna above the tree-top foliage.

Hi The gotcha with putting anything on top of a GPS antenna is that it impacts the phase shift from the sat’s. How important that is gets quickly into just how picky you happen to be.

BNC cables > and jacks are something I can find easily. > > The top of the unit is held on with screws so getting inside it should not > be very hard. You could swap the SMC out to something that's more common > for power distribution. Maybe an APC-7 ... > > My guess is they used the SMC because it's unusual.

Ah yes but Hondas in the 70's on the other hand were very easy to "up_grade" as the camshaft was the ONLY difference between the 7.5 HP and 10.5 Hp versions. They are a very easy motor to work on and ALL the parts except for the camshaft and the cover decals were exactly the same part numbers.

I have the same transmissions and after all the horror stories about the cost of repairs on these babies, I plumbed my trannies into my oil change system to make it VERY easy to change the fluid. I change it when I do the engines. Just close one valve and open another. It only takes a couple of quarts of fluid, so it's just too easy and cheap not to do it.

(Baby socks, got from a local bazar fo less than $1.00 for the two pairs) Now, it is easy for all who are at the helm to remember what needs to be remembered. Lee On Apr 27, 2013, at 18:27 , Janice Marois wrote: ....rOne is painted red and that's my Head's UP - red markers on the (currently) port side.

Fantastic easy zooming with great detail. I will send you grabs separately. Also great detail of the harbors. You will be amazed how easy it is to use. I get hungry and envious when I think of the Turkish food and the great cruising you are getting. All the best Irving. Sent from my iPhone

Any and all parts are suspect, some more than others. To me, it would be physically damaged parts, electrolytic capacitors, opto-isolators, solid state devices then other parts. 73 Glenn On 10/1/2017 12:26 PM, Lists via time-nuts wrote: > Thanks for the reply Clint.

And, as AGLCA Harbor Hosts, we do likewise for all Loopers who come to visit. John and Judy Gill Two Js V, a 36 ft.

Don Morgan Coventry In a message dated 9/26/2009 9:35:45 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, dana.l.campbell@gmail.com writes: Anyone know what the problem is with the hawkcount.org website? I have been unable to get on all day today, and can't.