Thanks Mark,
Well I thought this was for December 7th but I think I read the post wrong.
So on December 18 I will be in Phoneix. I'll take a look at the links you provided,
Thanks for the help
Brian
I had the same unit on my sailboat, although it was a few years older.
They begin working in as little as 5-8 kts of wind, start humming around 12-15 kts and crank out tons of power around 20kts!
If you have it up in high winds, 40kts+ it is a good idea to turn on the brake so that it will...
Do you mean like a Ford Excursion with 8" of lift, 40" Mud Diggers, lots of chrome and one of those flat satellite antennas on top??
:lurk: We know you secretly like the Bling!
Mlachica:
That table is a bit of a specialty item. They were specially designed to be lightweight compact and shorter, almost like a side table for camp chairs. The legs are aluminum and the top is a heavy nylon. The entire thing folds up to about 4" around by 18 inches long. They were in...
You know, I thougt my bachelor appartements stank from time to time, then I encountered diapers!!!!
And now I have encountered the S T I N K !!
:Wow1: :Wow1:
Something has died in my Engel 45 refrigerator!!
I'm serious, this is the absolute worst smell you can imagine.
I took my daughter to a trout pond and she caught a fish! So we put it in a ziplock, threw it in the fridge and went home. :chowtime: Took the fish out and turned off the fridge...
I had an interesting conversation with the guys over at ACR Electronics about thier Personal Locator Beacons. One thought they threw out there is that anyone who is going to carry a PLB should also carry a Sat Phone and USE the Sat Phone FIRST.
How about something that bolts to the engine, a fake engine part.
Maybe an oil filter - you can buy a bolt on oil filter mount and then hallow out a filter and stuff it with cash then screw it on the fake mount.
Or just about any metal box or tube could be bolted on, no saying what that...
I just spoke with Scott this morning and they made it all the way through the trail without any issues. A successful trip all around, they had a blast!:safari-rig:
AP is reporting that Steve Fossett is missing after taking off in a small single engine airplane from an airstrip in Nevada.
Steve Fossett is a very well known explorer who has done some amazing things with aircraft and sailboats among other achievements.
Let's hope he's OK...
I cooked with one for a few years, most of the time it was clamped to a gimballed propane two burner stove. They would be great for camping, you just need an hour or so.:chowtime:
Ok, so I bought a ralay for my new lights and wired it in.
Tab #30 is hooked direct to the battery with an inline fuse.
Tab #87 is hooked direct to the lights.
Another Tab on the relay is grounded and the last relay goes to the switch.
Both lights are gounded
Good news! -- the lights work...
Wow!
I would have never thought about putting a capstan winch on a vehicle. Nor do I have any desire to actually try and use one on the trail, well maybe once for the experience! How much would it just suck to get a wrap! You would also have to ensure that you could always be standing in...
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