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I installed my four channel stereo + sub-woofer in the cabin cabinet enclosures - they produce significant stereo imaging. I have a 25' Cruiser; however, the cabinet spaces aren't too dissimilar...

You can click on the bread crumb at the top of the page entitled "The Brat Map". Navigate to Missouri on the map (as I did). I found a Tom Cat listed for the below C-Brat registered owner. HTH, Norm [0.02% of total / 0.03 posts per day] Find all posts by City/Region: Osage Beach Website...

Interestingly, when I took my boat out of the water last year (I had it in the water for 7 days at Town Creek Marina here in Beaufort), I noticed one of my batteries was not charging but wasn't sure if it was going dead. I wasn't sure why I no longer had my starboard-side battery on-line. Well...

Reminds me of the decent redfish I've caught around the confluence of the Salt River & Crystal River. I lived in Hudson for ~5years and made runs from Crystal River, Ginnie Springs, Hernando through Hudson, New Port Richey, out to Anclote and down to Clearwater and back night and day. Wow...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61M1QYURTPw

I see the Big Ol Johnson was already posted - oooops.

My 2007 has a bronze tube as Doc stated and a bronze screw-in plug (of which, I keep three extras).

Brent, I was running the beta as dog-food when it was going through R&D about 18 months ago. I thought it was pretty awesome. Not sure how much more has changed - maybe I should load it up again. With the economic downturn I'm not sure if any funding got cut on the WWT but it has lots of backing...

I have a Xantrex XPower Powerpack 400 Plus - 120 VAC/60 Hz which includes a 250 PSI Air compressor. They're roughly $100. http://www.xantrex.com/web/id/61/p/1/pt/29/product.asp

Well, that was kind of fun - learned alot about June Cameron. I'll bet one of her books might have some interesting tidbits about Camosack II (maybe): http://www.myvirtualpaper.com/doc/heritage_group_distribution/HGD_Spr09/2009010701/52.html...

That same link I sent you earlier (which I had orginally fat-fingered)...well, I dug deeper in that site and searched on Camosack II and found June Cameron and Mike Dusenbury with Camosack II in the background. http://www.rolybrown.ca/gallery2/v/GNBN/Mike+Dusenbury+and+June+Campbell.jpg.html...

June Cameron owned the boat "Camosack". The page is in .pdf format. Use the Adobe .pdf search tool in the article. Heck, the vessel in your picture may, in fact, be the same vessel owned by June Cameron - resurrected with a new name of the same origin but now Camosack II. :mrgreen:

Warren...oops...my bad..fat-fingered the URL...was looking and found this article on a Camosack: http://www.village900.ca/villager/Villager_June_2003_1.pdf

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Milehog wrote: I agree. Soon after I purchased Antibody and trailer, I headed to the Army Surplus Store in Mystic Sea Port, CT. They had a United States Coast Guard license plate holder (all official looking and everything right down to the same font and color). So, I thought...hmmm, this...

"C-Clamp"? :roll:

You have several options - consider what you want to achieve. The most limiting factor will be WiFi availability. You need to get on the internet, so the question is how to you do it from your location (wherever that is). On land WiFi (I am not referring to dedicated satellite internet...

Pete, Nice to hear of another C-Dory in NC - congratulations on your purchase - looking forward to some pictures of her. We even have a C-Dory dealer in NC (you may already know this - but in case you don't). Great folks at Mobile East - met them last year at the NC Gathering. North Carolina...

Great video photography of the world's largest marine spectacle. I believe it's taken off the east coast of South Africa as winter arrives. http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/07/11/Massive-Collaboration-of-Dolphins-Sharks-and-Birds.aspx I found this written text while...

Warren wrote: Agreed, the primary reason for going dual wheels is to increase load carrying capacity - no argument - more weight distributed across a greater contact surface w/ less weight/sq inch than single tires (of the same weight). However, I know of no article nor have I spoken to...