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  • ToddL214
    Finished!
    Those replacement bulkheads look great and appear to match well to the other woodwork I can see in the photos. I'll try to figure out how to...
  • Captain Grey Beard
    SERENITY
    You can use both panels at the same time. Because they are completely seperate sytems. The only reason you have a master over ride switch on you...
  • Captain Grey Beard
    SERENITY
    I am replacing the original panel all together. The original panel is not waterproof and is down by the floor. I'm also adding circuits. The...
  • Captain Grey Beard
    SERENITY
    Yes, you can have the DC panel & the AC panel active at the same time. They are electricity seperate systems.
  • hudson_rogue
    SERENITY
    And you don't have an override like on a house generator breaker, you just make sure all switches except your master/battery switch are off while...

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Original Irwin 10/4

Original Irwin 10/4

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Pelican Bay after new porthole project in heat, August 2004

Pelican Bay after new porthole project in heat, August 2004

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Pelican Bay after new porthole project in heat, August 2004. Another Irwin in the background. It was so hot, we were practically the only boats in the anchorage.

Pelican Bay after new porthole project in heat, August 2004. Another Irwin in the background. It was so hot, we were practically the only boats in the anchorage.

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Passive porthole vents (one on each side)

Passive porthole vents (one on each side)

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New toe rails

New toe rails

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Orion in the yard at Fort Myers, FL for bottom paint at time of purchase.

Orion in the yard at Fort Myers, FL for bottom paint at time of purchase.

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outside Tampa Bay

outside Tampa Bay

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Skyway bridge in background

Skyway bridge in background

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Friday's gang

Friday's gang

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gemini 34

gemini 34

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Gemini 34, Tampa Bay

Gemini 34, Tampa Bay

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night camping, west lake

night camping, west lake

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Rafting on West lake toho

Rafting on West lake toho

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West Lake Toho

West Lake Toho

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PJ & JJ's Chrysler 26

PJ & JJ's Chrysler 26

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West Lake Toho

West Lake Toho

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Makaha Valley

Makaha Valley

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Kona Wind at Ko Olina Marina, Oahu

Kona Wind at Ko Olina Marina, Oahu

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West Side of Oahu

West Side of Oahu

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putinbay December08

putinbay December08

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DSC01168 This self bailing cockpit hose modification works better than the original single hose set up. The hose that I replaced was a rubber hose which was bent to a 90 degree to go out the stern thru-hull fitting. gasoline got into the old hose and ate out a hole in it. Like a dumbbell I ran my garden hose in the cockpit before I realized that there was a hole in it and the water wasn't coming out the stern. It was going into the bilge. What a stink! It took weeks, and months to get rid of the fumes in the cabin. This hose is ordinary 1" ID reinforced Vinyl hose that can be bought at Lowe's, Home Depot, or any hardware store. I used a Nylon 90 degree fitting and four stainless steel hose clamps. To gain access to this hose I cut a hole in the center of my inside transom for an 8'' Beckson Deck Plate. This alone was the smartest move I've ever made. I now have access to my gudgions, my self bailing cockpit hose, my stern light, my outboard charging wire, my swim ladder, my outboard mounting bracket. Believe me. I'll never try crawling through that lazarett hatch again. I got stuck in that opening one day with my feet hanging out of the opening. I could hear the birds on a nearby tree limb laughing at me. I managed to wiggle my way out of that opening. I thank the good Lord for small favors.

DSC01168 This self bailing cockpit hose modification works better than the original single hose set up. The hose that I replaced was a rubber hose which was bent to a 90 degree to go out the stern thru-hull fitting. gasoline got into the old hose and ate out a hole in it. Like a dumbbell I ran my garden hose in the cockpit before I realized that there was a hole in it and the water wasn't coming out the stern. It was going into the bilge. What a stink! It took weeks, and months to get rid of the fumes in the cabin. This hose is ordinary 1" ID reinforced Vinyl hose that can be bought at Lowe's, Home Depot, or any hardware store. I used a Nylon 90 degree fitting and four stainless steel hose clamps. To gain access to this hose I cut a hole in the center of my inside transom for an 8'' Beckson Deck Plate. This alone was the smartest move I've ever made. I now have access to my gudgions, my self bailing cockpit hose, my stern light, my outboard charging wire, my swim ladder, my outboard mounting bracket. Believe me. I'll never try crawling through that lazarett hatch again. I got stuck in that opening one day with my feet hanging out of the opening. I could hear the birds on a nearby tree limb laughing at me. I managed to wiggle my way out of that opening. I thank the good Lord for small favors.

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DSC00775 Easy disconnect furler stay modification. Kind of Mickey Mouse, but it works great! Rudy said it would work with no problem, so I went ahead and did it.

DSC00775 Easy disconnect furler stay modification. Kind of Mickey Mouse, but it works great! Rudy said it would work with no problem, so I went ahead and did it.

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DSC00785 Anchor caddy with rope handles made from an old cut down milk crate.

DSC00785 Anchor caddy with rope handles made from an old cut down milk crate.

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