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If you do that you will be defeating the purpose of the electro-scan. The electro-scan kills 99%+ of the bacteria, etc... But not all...

I have a jabsco waterpuppy pump mounted in the engine room with two hoses attached. It serves as my utility pump to clean up messes...

An easy, relatively inexpensive addition to many hulls is something called "Rolling Chocks" or "Bilge Keels" These are fins or keels if...

I live natural looking wood, and Mexico is the home to a very beautiful wood name Parota. Here is the new salon table I just got installed.

I've driven two new to me boats from the Seattle area to my home ports in Whittier, ans Seward Alaska. It's not a problem for a boat in...

100 miles or less at a time, and we get our jeep to use to explore, is a easy peasy solution to the transportation problem.

She has never been to the US. Before we met she was focused on building her bakery business, and getting her kids raised and on their...

I've actually thought about one of the mini cars I've seen but my crane is limited to 1000 pounds. The thought is to have Vicky and I...

Steve In my 4788 I get very close to 2 NMPG at 7.5 knots. with each engine burning around 1.75 GPH at 1250 RPM. If I increase the...

Very cool Peter, you guys are doing some great exploring! Actually we have great news. For Hurricane Season we have been offered a slip...

I agree Peter. Running slow can actually be faster if running slow at 24X7 vs running faster during daylight hours. Hope all is well...

Peter I have never wished that I did not have the capability of faster speeds, because that gives me choices that a go slow only boat...

I have what I think is the perfect setup. Both heads feed into a holding tank. The macerator pump connects the holding tank to my...

The idea that the 7 knot and the 14 knot boat arrive at the same time is not true, unless the 7 knoty boat travels, and has the crew for...

I have the 39KG mantus M2 on my Bayliner 4788. My boat has been in some nasty winds from Alaska to Mexico and never drug an inch. BTW...