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Chris, Things are very well up here. Just saw a pod of 6 or so Orca go by. Water is nice and calm for a change. When I saw the article on the pickups I had to check to see it wasn't April 1st. lol We certainly are living in "interesting times" Cheers Ron

I wonder when, or if, we'll see these on the roads soon.http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/news/electric-trucks-for-rvs-and-campers/

Mark, As always I'm so impressed by the places you choose to visit in your 16! I really appreciate the commentary with the pictures. Its great. Cheers Ron

Mark, The drive to Bella Coola is a great one. It goes through some of the most remote country south of the Yukon Territory and it starts at Williams Lake which is only 5 hours north of the border. To me, its worth doing for the drive itself. Plus you can set your own schedule and it will...

I just noticed the new C-Dory website is up and running. A BIG improvement over the previous incarnation. Check it out. C-Dory Web Site Cheers Ron Weird, just tried to edit my first post and when I did it went blank. Now I can't get the link to work either. Oh well you know how to get to...

I just noticed the new C-Dory website is up and running. A BIG improvement over the previous incarnation. Check it out [url]https://www.c-dory.com/url]

How many in a case Mark? Maybe there is enough of us here that want to do this mod that a case would be a feasible purchase if shared. I would probably participate if I can figure a way to ship them up here at a reasonable price. Ron

As far as I know intellisteer is not an auto pilot. It is remote steering for a kicker only. At least it was when I last checked them out. Cheers Ron

Boris, No question that the winters up here are the "windy grey drearies" and can't compare to the SoCal sunshine and temps. I guess thats why we were given the "Inside passage" to make up for it. :D Great to have you back again this summer. Kalec, What crowds? Stay away from Prideaux Haven...

Sorry to say that we are unable to host the PRCBGT for 2018. Anne and I have family and travel commitments for this year. Hopefully another BC based Brat will be willing to host a CBGT in a different location. We will bring the PRCBGT back in a future year. The CBGT's are such a great way...

Yup, I second that thought. A lot of great info and how to's from her. Cheers Ron

Great find Peter. Makes me want to boat there.....oh wait a second, I do! :D I can recognize most of the places on the inside of Vancouver Island & Desolation sound. There really are many incredible places to visit. If the sun and wind co-operate your visit here can be much like the videos...

If you haven't checked out the modifications that have been done in HawesPipers interior you really should. The work that has been done, the attention to detail and the quality of the work is amazing. Extremely well done...

And visa versa. I just checked with a local firearms dealer here in Powell River. With a valid firearms license ( this is not a hunting license) Canadians can pack shot gun that is unmodified from the factory with a minimum length of barrel of 18 inches and an overall length of 26 1/2 inches...

kaelc, Be happy to share any knowledge I may have gained in owning Meander for almost 13 years. Much of what I've learned came from the members of this site. I'll send you a pm with my phone number if you want to call. Cheers Ron

A bit of humour to get you to appreciate the warmer south. Glad I don't live in Manitoba. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzK46eXTYq0

If I read the original post correctly you were comparing the C-Dory 25 mono hull cruiser to the 24 Tomcat. I've never owned a Tomcat but my 25 cruiser has been in some nasty weather in the past 12 years and its been towed to a lot of destinations. Lake Powell, the Baja, Trent Severn, New York...

A fellow brat PM-ed me asking if a 150 Yamaha is a good choice for the 25. I thought I'd share my answers with every one because the question does come up quite often. My replies are below. Reply 1 "The 150 has been a good engine. It now has about 1300 hours on it. Almost all in salt water...

My Wallas 1800 is installed in the galley cabinet, to the left of the sink. I couldn't achieve the 12" loop either, but I did it anyway. The exhaust tube goes as high as possible until it hits the underside of the counter top. It does not make a twelve inch elevation change. Probably only 8-10...

Wallas heaters draw combustion air from outside and most except the 1300 can be ducted. We have had the 1800 for 10 years now and have done nothing to it. Its very quiet, draws very little amperage and is ducted. We have not had any problem with condensation since the install. My current Wallas...