Recent content by yukonjbishop

SOLD! The boat was also listed for sale on several craigslist pages, but as can be expected, c- brats come through as the premium site for all things C-Dory. What a great place to meet good people selling boats and good people buying them. Until next time....

Hopefully this link works. jb https://goo.gl/photos/Ps7ZD6FhWtiUEhtV6

2005 C-Dory Cruiser 22’ –$38,00.00 USD (Whitehorse, Yukon) Originally set up by Les Lampman, EQ Harbor Service, Oak Harbor WA –known to many C-Brats. Boat has been well maintained and is loaded with extras. Perfect for cruising or fishing Prince William Sound, SE Alaska, Puget Sound, Sunshine...

For our 22' cruiser we used the state ferry from Bellingham to Skagway. Shipped as an unaccompanied vehicle - we just met the ferry in Skagway to pick up the boat. Worked well and was the least expensive option we could find at the time.

Thanks Bob, I was hoping I'd hear from you and it's comforting to hear I'm on the right path. I'll probably revise the aft bilge to a switch control. Thanks Sunbeam, I agree with you about a simple modern on/off battery switch, I'm glad to hear your Blue Sea set up works. Time to heat shrink...

The wiring in my C-Dory needs to be re-worked. Attached is a photo showing the current wiring. It is a 2 bank battery system - both Group 24 deep cycle. Currently all connections are by ring terminal directly to the battery terminals. The house battery terminals are a congested mess. Also...

Current wiring

Proposed new wiring

Blue Sea Add A Battery wiring

An A19 60w equivalent LED will generally provide 800 to 900 lumens, not 2700. The reference to 2700k refers to the kelvin number which describes the "temperature" of the light. 2700k provides a "warm" light similar to an ordinary incandescent 60w.

hey Ken, thanks for the suggestion... I tie lots of salmon flies for fly fishing but have never added bling to my hardware... good idea... any chance you could post a photo of one of these rigs... thanks, Jim

great videos Jay... keep them coming... what camera/cam are you using? the resolution is very good and the camera quite steady... when you're shooting from the Mokai how are you holding the camera? tripod assisted? small steady cam? just steady hands? Jim

Lee Valley is a woodworking, cabinet hardware supplier in Canada with a ceramic knob that looks identical/similar... LV will mail order to the USA try this http://www.leevalley.com/en/hardware/pa ... 44006&ap=2

I am relatively new to C-Brats but have been actively viewing posts for several months... Les, I am constantly surprised and impressed with "the stuff you know..." what a wealth of helpful information... it's truly remarkable Jim