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We have confirmed dates from the port now! May 18, 19, and 20 (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) We added Friday again to the reservation because so many boats show up early each year. Similar plans to last year including lots of dock space, Friday restaurant dinner, and Saturday potluck of course...

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We are awaiting confirmation on our reservation request from the event coordinator. I will post the dates in a 2018 thread as soon as I get that message. Greg

The resolution of the image on hand was just a bit low. I had one like that a couple years back as well but the image made them worth it. Greg

Ours look similar to jays and have this label. http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?set_ ... _photo.php Greg

The dreaded factory hull weights strike again! Good luck and wish you the best on a future 22. Greg

We do short hikes regularly in our "breathable" wader/drytop and drysuit gear. I have to note that these are normally less than 2 miles and nearly always in cold/wet weather and that helps a great deal. When we have paddled to longer shore excursion locations and climbed peaks or hiked long...

I forgot to note that the overlap of the waist seal on the drytop and the waist waders, plus the spray skirt band many use, creates a nearly waterproof seal and can be swam in with minor leakage only. That is enough safety margin for group travel in my experience. A change of clothing is...

For boating use, I also keep considering one of these as another safety item. They used to sell a smaller version that had more small boat carry appeal. http://www.switlik.com/marine/mrp10 Greg

I have come to a similar conclusion to Dave as well. For the last 17 years, I have been trip planning and guiding small group 4-8 sea kayaking trips in the northwest USA, but mostly BC. Not including survival suits, because they are not mobile enough, I have seen folks suffer through all...

Just got ours too. I wish the res was higher on the weed anchored group page, but that's what I had, and it is still a great photo. Enjoy, and happy holidays Brats. Greg

They are pretty good from a price and ordering standpoint, but the way photos load into the calendar template is always more work than it should be, and I end up revising each image layout about three times in photoshop. I could get more systematic about it by standardizing on a size and ratio...

Thanks Harvey, and we are up to 30 units ordered as of this morning. The LuLu site keeps reminding me that I am not making any revenue and I should raise the price to gather more revenue. Pushy Pushy Next year, I may use another site called photoreflect to build and provide a calendar...

The 2018 calendar is ready for ordering. Price is still 9.99 each and thank you very much to everyone who contributed and of course the folks who made it to print! I added Canadian holidays this time as well. Harvey H William M George H John H Sandra W Stefan S Stefan C Sean D Will G Peter H...

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We used a small square unit with some of these to help hold it in position and they worked well enough for the movement of our 25. http://fasteningsolutions.com/200WT.200BK.html This is the only picture I could find of that unit in our albums http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?set_ ...

Scan Marine is where many folks have purchased the unit and based on their site, it runs 1500 for the full kit. https://www.scanmarineusa.com/wp-conten ... ov-n40.pdf Here is the main page. https://www.scanmarineusa.com/ They do give about a 10 percent discount during the Seattle boat show...

If you don't see the wiring along the cockpit port side, open the floor inspection hatches in the cockpit as they may have run the wiring over the gas tank rearward. The front corner of the cockpit where you have the small step, is a removable part that may shed some light on your wiring...

We use a physical pin to lockout our surge coupler for reverse when needed. But that is because we very rarely need to do it, so I did not feel like it was worth the wiring. We actually keep the pin in a spare hole of our adjustable hitch so it is always handy. We did use it again last summer...