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they'll be great for the kids to sit on

got it now...thanks.

seems like the ACR have been around longer, they now have a 10 yr span on the battery and you can change it yourself now too. I was going to get the ACR 2830 but opted to just go with a PLB instead. i am not out greater than 30 miles that much so...

wasnt a snipe...i was agreeing.google maps actually got me home once.

Yep, ive used my cell to get back when my electronics went out

i have a 12v i plug into the the cig lighter and it has a clip to attach to hand hold or something...

all good advice dont go any faster than you feel comfortable hitting something :eek: make sure prior to going out, you are comfortable with the wave heights, then subtract some for loss of distant vision check noaa https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/ check the weather for any inclement stuff moving...

I used newwire too, put on the blue etched covers. Love em

How about using a mooring bridle

other option since the lake is close, bring it up there and wait an hour or two for it to cool off then dunk it.

How about getting it to lake travis to one of the marinas where they can lift it off the trailer and store it while you get the work done. Always easier to be able to work on the trailer without the boat on it

Did you not get it in the water?

ahh i see that now, sorry for the confusion.

should be a breaker panel outside the head and over the rear berth area. walk down the companion way and turn around should be on your left.

Went to the keys with her for the 4th of july...awesome time. Gonna go n another shdort jaunt from jax to daytona and back in a couple weeks

The outlets are wired to a breaker by the head over the rear berth.

You can also install a vhf ais receiver hooked into your plotter and you will see those ferries and larger ships

i agree i did the math for mine and was like no damn way. I had half that and the boat was all squirrely. that must work for boats under the 20' rule, that is why those placards are only for boats 20 and under.

Number of people = vessel length (ft.) x vessel width (ft.) ÷ 15 is the formula used for the capacity ratings.

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