Where is Paul's website? It should be a hoot. Larry ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mel Knott" To: ; Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 5:29 PM Subject: TWL: Re: Bon voyage > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > > All I could do was wave back.

The illustration looks more like the Invertrex series posted on the manufacturers website. And when you check the spec sheet on the HDM website the AC input is listed as 150v - 265V for the charger but 120V for the inverter. - What gives? Typo or application goof? Arild

We look forward to seeing you all at the event!

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I checked with a Detroit Diesel dealer the part is obsolete Anyone know of a place where these old engines go to die or someone that might stockpile piece parts? Thanks in advance. Tim _________________________________________________________ Bob & Jeannie Clinkenbeard To accomplish a great task you must act....and dream.

Lovin' it cause the salt water biotics die or don't exist to attach, and of course we woodies say, "Blisters? What are they?" I once figured I could go 15 years taking ordinary care of my wood bottom for the price of a blister repair and/or proper barrier coat application. Rich Gano CALYPSO (GB-42-295) Southport, FL

My wife and I are die hard boaters especially after completing a 1600+ mile trip this past spring. I am wondering how does everyone do it? I realize many of you are retired or early retirees. How about the working stiffs such as myself. Do many of you work contractual jobs in various places of the country/world wherever you stay for a while?

The only virtue of alcohol as a fuel is that > accidental alcohol fires can be extinguished with water - that is its > raison > d'etre for marine useage Larry-- You can die from starvation waiting for your food to cook on alcohol or risk explosion from gas--I'll choose the latter fuel and take the chance of making a crispy,well-fed corpse rather than endure

You might not die of drowning. Capt. Mike Maurice Wilsonville, Near Portland Oregon

I guess I can see where the die hard's would like the varnish look better, but with the easy maintenance of the Cetol, it's a very good compromise. What I REALLY can't imagine is painting teak. I can't imagine painted teak being any easier to maintain than Cetol. It still would chip & wear off, but would look much worse when it did.