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You could even count your neighboring state, like we do here in Alabama... we just want to know how many Mississippis there are, after the last indicator goes out, before you close the ballast valve... :D You could verify its performance by hauling at the ramp to see if / how much drains out. If th...

Herschel wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 03, 2020 1:25 pm

Be Free wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 03, 2020 7:45 am

"Yes, Herschel, you nailed it!"

God bless you! I'll grab my Mac 26 marine electrical "GED" and skedaddle...

Is that tassle on the Cum Laude side?

Trust me - it's dry - the aft does not hold much water - by the time the bow sender goes empty you have about two seconds of water left in the aft section. I could not even close the valve that fast to trap the water.

My old truck camper shell was more weight than the boat trailer and I winched it up into the rafters of my garage all the time to store it. I live in a tract home in California where there are no storm or hurricane codes so you can't get a house more chintzy than that. Do what Tom said - a decent bl...

They made the little cookie boards so that amateurs can solder them - on the back side the wells are pretty deep so all you really need to do is melt solder and it will flow into the little hole/well. It's not like surface electronics where there is no metal in the hole - the little cookie board has...

All done - here it is:

Wow, I did not know any of that - you did not need to answer all those question - I just figured I would ask.

Now I am smarter.

(Don't tell your Uncle about me - someday I would like to visit Mullet Point and I want to be welcome)

https://i.postimg.cc/D840dWVJ/IMG-3623.jpg FULL LOAF OF BREAD BOARD https://i.postimg.cc/TK8wkRGk/IMG-3624.jpg HALF A LOAF OF BREAD BOARD NEXT TO A FULL LOAF OF BREAD BOARD https://i.postimg.cc/S2tQc4Df/IMG-3625.jpg HALF A LOAF OF BREAD BOARD WITH HALF A LOAF OF BREAD PCB BOARD FRONT AND BACK https...

Hey! Why did you peel the paper labels off the wood so I could not read them? I wanted to know where your wood came from!! Why do you have an engine hoist there? Do you hoist engines?? What's with that hammer? It's all chewed up! Did you try to drive nails with that rubber hammer? Why does your wood...

Indeed, I can see that you are going to be a welcome addition to this site.

So, what's the story on the PCB's. You can't just have them materialize. Where'd you get 'em? What did you have to give them so they could make them the way you wanted them? Inquiring minds want to know! :D Well, apparently the bread board is a universal thing that is always wired the same way. (I ...

:!: :| hi Moved all those little parts over to a half a loaf breadboard to consolidate the size: https://i.imgur.com/s4NrmeJ.jpg Tested out okay, everything working and I can see the lights in the daylight. The new PCB boards that match my half loaf bread board will be here today and then I can sold...

Facing the galley there are two sliders on the right side but there is only one slider on the left side and it;s at the rear of the galley so one corner is not supported. Now, just to let you know - when I added the three gallon hot water tank to the back left side of the galley it really stabilized...

No kilts or dresses for me, but any bottoms that don't have zippers work just about as well. Ah, I see, so your a professional - that changes things. It's called a 'head' because it's the only place in the boat where you can stand up - thus "Head Room" or The Head Room as it was originally termed a...

Taking a crap on a small boat is a pain in the a . . . . wait, this all sounds redundant. On either boat it's hard to put the galley under the ladder because it's not wide enough for people to walk in if someone is at the galley. That being said I can appreciate the nicety of standing at the galley ...