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Stu Jackson replied to the thread OpenCPN help!.Hayden, ALL of the REAL Open guys that are knowledgeable are over at Cruisers Forum, they have their own whole section. Please go... -
Ccolemj replied to the thread Electronic integration Q’s.You found an ECU for an Atomic 4? I'm not even sure how that would work. What you will need is an analog-to-NMEA2000 converter...
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The hardest part of any new thing is getting enough knowledge to know what to ask and where to look. I am considering OpenCPN on a... -
Apex replied to the thread VC17 Recoat Prep.i used acetone soaked paper towel. fold in quarters and frequently switch to fresh section of the towel. It takes the VC away, but... -
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Memory foam can be cut with an electric knife or an expensive foam cutting tool from Sailrite.com. These knives will give you a clean... -
Ralph Johnstone replied to the thread Recommendation for "mattress in a box".Alright then, no horses in bed : -
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Hello all We have a Raymarine element 9s chartplotter, from what I read we can integrate engine control and more to it, we have an older... -
Ddlochner replied to the thread VC17 Recoat Prep.Wet it down, scrub with a stiff floor brush on a broom stick. That should take care of most of it.
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Gene Neill replied to the thread Catalina 22 keel winch bolt stress crack.It doesn't look serious yet. I'd work on determining just how wet the wood core really is, and have a long term plan to deal with it... -
Ddlochner replied to the thread VC17 Recoat Prep.Over 30 years of using VC 17 on boats, I never found it necessary to sand between applications. The paint is not at all like normal...
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Your boat had a previous owner. There is only one way to know what you have. Personal discovery. It is your boat and your choice. I know...
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Ralph Johnstone replied to the thread Recommendation for "mattress in a box".It helps to understand HOW water accumulates on the underside of the mattress. As @thinwater points out, once the moisture goes through...
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Sea Frost is the way to go. It is easy to install and efficient. We added one last year. When you call the company you can actually talk...
