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The best way is to have slip-ons like an epaulette and print your name and boat name or whatever and slip it on your top most strap. If something changes it is easy to change up update. And yes it adds on however it is not any worse than clips and radios and cells etc.

However clearing the prop is a very easy process on these boats as I described in a previous post. ____________________ C. Marin Faure GB36-403 "La Perouse" Bellingham, Washington

Has flat non skid on top of the hull so you can step on a flat surface when boarding Made in the US (So fl) Fuel tank is under the sole. the only flaw is that the tank vent is on the side of teh console so if you overfill, fuel comes out in the boat. duh, what were they thinkiing. easy to fix but i rarely overfill the tank.

Everyone within a couple hundred feet knew when the tank was close to topped off. You won't have any trouble hearing it I can assure you of that. That said, my last two diesel boats had the vents just below the fill and it is also very easy to listen to the tone and know when it's full. Hope this helps.

In my galley, I used Corian to match the counter tops. Added a fair amount of food prep space. Easy to make either way and you can find Corian remnants via google. Aside from touch ups, most of the epoxy products I am aware of are not UV stable and have a tendency to yellow and/or chalk over time.

Seems easy and can be transported boat-to-auto. ~$110 street price. Can I sit my MiFi brick in it and boost that signal, as well? I use Verizon and would need the 4G-V model. Is there a cheaper/better option? > Thanks, Jim

There is only a pipe fitting and threaded cap for filling the tank and thus no easy way to attach my cooling system pressure tester; besides; I think there is a vent on the tank open to the atmosphere. So I think some of the diagnostics one can perform with a pressure tester are out.

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Then a top level module draws the complete assembly. I don't have a concept of connection points. I just give each part a sensible origin and orientation to make them easy to place. If more information is need I export it with functions with names prefixed by the name of the object they relate to.