MV Cigano, Captain and crew--the redoubtable Cowboy--flash briefly back into visibility in Panama City, FL. Tied up next to Calypso at Rich Gano's dock, we tested two (now) connected but separate items: whether Rich's 10 year old wiring job indeed provided 30 A x 240 and whether Cigano's stupid Wye was properly wired. . .affirmative to both. Ran one AC unit on the L1 and L2 leg of Rich's shore power, being parsimonious with internal loads. . . made use of Rich's DSL link to download the Tenn Tom charts for MaxSea under Jeff Siegle's patient tutelage. . .thanks Jeff. I'll give a further report on the charts later. . .navigated from the northern gulf waters to Key West and back with MS and LOVE it. . .it is intuitive and oh, so functional. . .yes, I did plot my posit hourly on paper charts as I crossed the gulf KW-Marco and Cedar Key-Dog Island. . . today, it's off to the Ft. Walton Beach seawall and tomorrow Pirate's Cove in AL. Sunday a visit with Marge in Fairhope. . .she cooked last time and now it's my turn. . . and the next day, we start up the Mobile River, the proximate motivation is to be above the first lock before the next tropical wave tries to become something. . . tested all ship's equipment. . .what works and what doesn't, what I have I don't need and a few things I need and don't have. . .Purasan unit and holding tank as the situation required, work fine. . .hat tip to Peggie Hall. . .take ANYTHING she says to the bank. . . developing. . . Regards, Larry M/V Cigano, Prairie 47 A small boat in a big ocean. . . Tied up behind Rich Gano's house in Panama City. . .