Jabsco never smell - northern addition

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Ron on Meander

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25 Cruiser
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Meander
I was searching the web looking for solutions for my holding tank problem. I had it narrowed down to the Airhead or the Traveler model. Then I came across this newly released model.Jabsco_never_smell_head.sized.jpg Don't you just love the simplicity
 
OK so that didn't work trying to put the image in the message. Can someone help me out to figure out why it didn't work.
thanks
Ron
 
Ron,
If you cut and paste the link it works and it is funny !!
Cheers

Merv
 
Glad to see you figgered out how to include the jpg. Cute rig albeit a little windy....

Don
 
Why to go Ron! Now post three more pictures in a row and you will have it down pat....
 
Ron - you used the web page address. You have to use the photos address.
It is http://www.c-brats.com/albums/Meander/J ... .sized.jpg

To get it, Right click on the photo then use the address in the properties window. If this is not clear to you let me know and I or someone else will give more detailed instructions.
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To get it, Right click on the photo then use the address in the properties window. If this is not clear to you let me know and I or someone else will give more detailed instructions.
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Dave,
Thanks. That works for me at work but at home I have a IMAC and can't remember what Joe told me to do to get the right address.
 
Ron-

Here's the directions again.

You might print them out and keep them handy for a few runs until it becomes fully learned, that's what I did at first.

Joe.
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Imbeding photos in posts on an IMAC:

If you have a MAC, the procedure is a little different:

Go to the photo you want to include.

Press the "control" key. (bottom left)

A drop down menu will appear.

Click on "Copy Image Address" with the mouse.

Return to your text message.

Go to where you want the photo.

On One Line

type

add the photo address

type

The finished line will look like-




and give you :

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*****Be sure to use the right [ and ]. They're the one's nest to the letter "P" AND DO NOT CAPITALIZE!

Hope this helps! Questions? Let us know!

Joe.
 
Hi Ron, Some terrific pix you've got from the islands. A question about your kicker: is it linked to your main engine for steerage? How do you handle throttle, F-N-R, etc? As a belt and suspenders minded sailor, I'm concerned about booting around on only one engine (and no sails anywhere aboard!)
Rod McNabb
 
Ron-

Here's the directions again.
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Joe
Some of us are slow learners. Thanks for the repeat lesson.
A question about your kicker: is it linked to your main engine for steerage? How do you handle throttle, F-N-R, etc? As a belt and suspenders minded sailor, I'm concerned about booting around on only one engine (and no sails anywhere aboard!)
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Rod,
I control the kicker with a TR1 Gold auto pilot. I have steering and throttle control but have to shift from the cockpit at the kicker. From my experience though, you have more to worry about with the head breaking down than you do with the main motor. I know it happens but I can't remember the last time some one here said they had to come in on the kicker when their main quit.
Ron
 
I was not sure it that was a kicker .....or a macerator.
 
Ron you used the same technology I used for the ladies room on the end on my dock

Ladies_Room.thumb.jpg
 
Marvin-

That's just too funny and deserves a second, FULL SIZED LOOK

Ladies_Room.jpg

Joe.
 
Aha yes, the infamous "seat of ease"!

seat of ease
n. aboard a ship, a board overhanging water for defecation or urination; a toilet.
 
Marvi-

Is that toilet also a bidet with that fancy up turned plumbing underneath?

colon_bidet.jpg
Ladies_Room.sized.jpg

Joe.
 
It's 1,000 feet from the end of my dock to the bathroom in the house. Ladies always complained so I put the toilet up as a joke. If you notice the pvc pipe under the seat it is going to a sprinkler head which acts as a bidet. There's a gate valve to turn it on and off. The seat faces the ICW and gets a lot of looks from passing boaters. My daughter added the flowers.
 
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