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Lonian

Hodor

The Lonian "marina"

Lonian at anchor 2

The "jumper" will likely be a diode that has become disconnected or has failed. The diode is there to "jump" power to the other circuit when both nav and anchor lights are supposed to be on when the switch is in one position. In the other switch position, the diode will block power to the other...

The "fun train" as we call it.... :D

I had thought about filling the gap with thickened epoxy as well. My thoughts were along the lines of ssbol's response - that it likely needed to be a flexible joint. Curious about other's thoughts on this..... oh, btw, on a 23 there is a glassed-in cabin sole/floor, so it is not possible to...

Wow! 3 2006 CC posts in a row! :D

I have the same year/model Cape Cruiser. I re-caulked the joint between the cockpit sole and the cabin bulkhead last year. I don't know if the caulk which I removed (as much as I could) was original or not, but it was cracked in a few places and had an orange peel surface look to it. I cut...

I mean no dis-respect, but this reads to me that you need a generator that matches or is greater than the current rating of the charger. This simply isn't true. Providing one is discussing the 120VAC output of the generator (as some gens have a 12V limited output as well), a 17A rated generator...

Here is the article: https://waggonerguide.com/marine-electronic-visual-distress-signal-authorized-by-canada/ This is sort of good news for us Canucks, as I really don't like flares. They are dangerous, hazardous, next to impossible to dispose of up here, and are a real threat to the...

Here are some links: http://www.c-brats.com/viewtopic.php?t=3001&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight= http://www.c-brats.com/viewtopic.php?t=3003 http://www.c-brats.com/viewtopic.php?t=3002 These are from the Documents forum here on C-Brats... Chris

What is the problem with OpenCPN that you have? Chris

I found the original overhead shelf lacking in usefulness. The space from the shelf to the roof was narrow and didn't allow much to be stored up there except for folded charts, books, etc. , which would all come falling down from the rear of the shelf by the windshield in even moderate seas...