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I have traveled the Eastern ICW from Port St. Lucie to Coco Beach before, I know what you mean by how slow some of the areas are, and the lack of inlets, which is why we ran the ICW, (staying ahead of an approaching storm and didn't want to be on open water without a quick way in). Printing out...

Nice trip, is there anything you would had planned or did differently? What was less of a concern then you thought it would be also?

As for the generator, I have a 2002 Marlin, and replaced my 5.0E (no sound shield), with another one. The two main issues I have concluded is that you need to keep the bilge dry, as saltwater splashing about will reduce the life of the unit, and second, and this goes for the outboards and...

Does it come with the GW logo?

I believe LLEBROC makes it, and it is shown in the photos onthe main page. I spoke with the Ft. Lauderdale office and the chair is only $1,200. https://www.llebroc.com/default.asp

I used a backing board under the hardtop, mounted the motor with a read wedge. I had replaced a radome that was pedestal mounted.

Mine are on the top and both sides. 300 Marlin

I changed mine from a closed to an open array, mount on the hump and adjusted the rear base up. As it old array was on a pedestal.

Yes, I agree it seems to be the only logical entry point, perhaps a gasket or seal.

Thank you. Do you recall the name of the item? I agree, it does appear that the hardtop post is is the leak entry point, or at the very least the most logical starting point. Thank you for sharing this information.

Just noticed this leak yesterday on my Marlin 300. It was sunny out, yet water was dripping. I had run the water in the head sink, but that I am sure that is unrelated. No indications topside of a leak. This just happened out of the blue. Thoughts?

2002 Marlin, the Reel Lyn.

Do you still have this unit?