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I do understand. I am fighting a non-existing problem. You guys have been a great help and I have learned a lot about OB motor chargers from you. After further research and your advice, there isn't a $%^& thing wrong with my regulator. It charges at 14.45 volts. Not being a multistage...

Thanks all for your timely suggestions. Let me be more specific. When I start my engine, it outputs 14.5 volts across the battery. That only changes when I stop my engine. When I do stop, the battery has been charged to that voltage. (Same reading on two meters.) My thoughts are that the...

Here's another one. http://www.eleuthera-map.com/glass-wind ... uthera.htm From above article, "Rogue waves have been known to arrive unexpectedly and wash over the bridge and nearby cliffs. Since there are no immediate reefs along the ocean side to ..." Also, a net search of "Rogue Waves"...

During my south Florida loop trip, the regulator on my Suzuki 90 failed, allowing 14.5 volts to the battery at all times. The engine only has 300hrs on it so I have to question the cause, besides the obvious "fetal mortality". I just installed a Lewmar 700 windlass, hooked across the starter...

http://www.eleuthera-map.com/rage-glass ... idge-1.htm Anyone still interested in the Glass Window Bridge in Eleuthera, above is a great story, one of many concerning this bridge versus rogue waves, rages, and the sea.

There is a concrete bridge on Eleuthera Kay in the Bahamas, near the "Glass Window", that is 50ft or more above the ocean, between two cliffs. On a calm day a rogue wave rolled in and lifted the bridge and dropped it askew back onto the roadway. Now jury rigged and passable, it is a testimony...

Bypassed all the craziness in the Intracoastal WW by running offshore from Lake Worth to Miami. Coming in the main channel.

Boot Harbor moorings.

One of 4 locks on the waterway. This one was open, another dropped 14 ft.

Near Indian Town Marina. This is where it all began for us. Twenty years ago we bought a used Morgan 33 Out Island and spent 4 years living aboard in the Caribbean. Great memories and not much has changed. A quiet, laid back, easy livin' place to stay.

In a secluded dead end canal anchorage off of the Okeechobee WW, we were joined by Mr. Jaws.

Of course the osprey nests were everywhere and full of chicks.

The name of this place must be "Party Central", in Fort Myers bay.

This is a famous hotel of yore in Everglades City. The lobby has pics of former guests; presidents, actors, etc., as well as BIG fish caught in their glory days. This is the northern end of the "Wilderness Trail".

This is the Everglades Isle Resort in Everglades City. VERY nice accomodations, and as it was off season, we were the only boat there.

Great pics and views all along the trail, but even E Z DUZIT had to detour around one section that was completely overgrown.

If you hike, use plenty bug juice and don't step off of the trail.

A hurricane wiped the village away except for this former Rod and Gun Hotel, now used by the Wildlife Dept.