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Greg. I was wrong, the cup was at Target, the INNOVA was at WM.

Greg. Thanks for the info about the Liquiseal travel mug. I have been looking for some time for something that was spill proof and simple to use. Got one at Wall Mart and it really fits the bill. Bob. I had been wishing for a long time to find something simple that would measure battery level...

We use Thetford Aqua-Kem liquid. Never had any smell problems and it really breaks down the RV type toilet paper.

For years we have been using MerMaids wash with wax and we wouldn't use anything else. Really helps keep the boat looking great between the two wax jobs each year. I would say keep it up.

Great! Thanks from all of us for the two of you for keeping things running in great shape. Thank you. Our hats are off to you.

Great! And we all want to thank the two of you for keeping everything running in great shape. Thank you. Our hats are off to you.

I gree with what everyone has said. What an awesome bit of documentation. It would be great to have all the systems in our boats documented to this extent, particularly the electrical.

Our solution for many yrs has been to use a "No Spill Fuel Saver" that is a plastic bottle that attaches to the hull with suction cups and covers the fuel vent. (WM). In fact our fuel dock has one for people to use. We carry our own. The other method we use is to put our ear down near the fuel...

We have had this happen a couple of times. Once for three days and another time for about four hrs. Have no idea what caused it.

For years in our boats, which or in the water all yr, we have used the West Marine heater that includes the fan. In addition we crack open all inside cabin doors and compartments. including the hull under the bed. This is done winter and summer. Never any problems.

Dave & Warren. Yup! I agree Rescue Tape is a good thing to carry, not only on the boat but in the car also. We have used it for years. Ted

Georgs. Welcome to the TomCat 24 clan. I know you will enjoy yours as much as we have.

Scot. I'm sure you are taking the prudent course of action which only makes sense. We will continue to do what we can to keep C-Dory in the limelite with those who ask about the boats.

We certainly can't add much to what has already been said for the unselfish work Bill & Mike do. We certainly don't run across people like them any more. I tip my hat to them.

I love running in the rain. There is just some kind of peace that makes me feel good and also it seems to keep others in port.

For years we have been using the "no spill fuel saver", West Marine #290430, I know a lot of other places also carry it. Attaches to the tank vent by suction cups when you aare fueling. At our marina the fuel dock has one that they will loan you as they sure don't want any fuel in the water.

We have the ice box and agree it does not have good insulation. We purchased one of the soft side coolers that just fits snug in the ice box and that works great for us. On more than day trips we also carry a larger 5-day cooler with ice.

We have a Lowrance Globalmap 3600c which has the internal antenna and have never had a problem with it. We have the 24 Tomcat and that posibly might make make it easier to get the fix that the internal antenna needs.

Pat. What was going on was Cast for Kids event that day. Last yr they put thru about 700 kids, most the first time they had ever been fishing. Then their probably were the regulars making it worse and of course the parking is not plentiful anyway.

Jeff. Some how when I saw you that day coming into the slip at Des Moines marina with a big grin on your face I knew one day that you would be involved with Ranger Tugs. Good luck to you