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Nothing really. Just based on the website and available videos it appears, and restate, appears there might be more support. It does seem a little more robust but that is only based on pictures.

I have been doing research on this exact subject today. This items looks like a decent setup and can be configured. My engine is a gas engine. https://actisense.com/products/emu-1-nmea-2000-engine-data/ Looks like it would be best to know the make/model of the sensors on the engines as well as...

I almost spit my drink out at the picture!

2300nm from Ecuador and 1200nm from Nuka Hiva, the first land available. Ok what am I missing? The picture shows him close to shore yet he was a ways away from land. Did he need rescuing and that picture was taken when he was safe? It appears as though he is ok. Did he require being towed in...

Yea. I didn’t see your post before I posted this.

For those who frequent the boarder please keep us updated on this new development. https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/news/2022/09/government-of-canada-to-remove-covid-19-border-and-travel-measures-effective-october-1.html

I am not an engineer, of any kind, and not necessarily pro electric engine, but if an electric engine that was designed to have low power consumption and produce 100 plus horsepower. Where you could be self sufficient on as few solar panels as possible.

WOW I am surprised that a trawler could even make it through this.

That is a very nice looking boat. If I were 7 years down the road I would take a serious look at it.

Sorry to hear that. I will tell that is the opposite of what I have experienced, although small interaction due to where we live. The Tollycraft Club, from my experience, are a very accepting and welcoming group of people. I will give you and example. In the fall of 2020 they had and impromptu...

35 foot seas would have given me a F8 pucker factor. Wow. Any video of that? The seas, not the pucker factor.

OMG! I laughed out loud.

Jealous! Safe Travels.

I think debate is good and in no way want to keep healthy debate off of this forum, but I have to point out that I once go reprimanded on this site, by another forum member, for stating "why do we have to continue to buy oil from countries that hate us". Yet here we are delving into the...

I recently put both a bow and stern Dockstarthruster on our boat, have not had a chance to use yet, but very easy install, no wiring required and under $5000 for both.

Interesting side note. There is really no good data that pre-employment drug testing effects on the job incidents/injuries. I have worked in the medical industry for 35 years and have had multiple jobs with multiple healthcare entities. Some do pre-employment drug testing and some do not. I...

Have you reached out to this governmental agency? https://www.competitionbureau.gc.ca/eic/site/cb-bc.nsf/eng/04339.html https://www.consumerprotectionbc.ca/ I am a firm believer that it is incumbent on all of us to highlight obvious fraud in any industry to help future consumers. I am not...

That is spectacular!

That looks like a complete PITA!

OMG, now that is funny!

Didn't know Compass was that website.

I recently checked into the poly tanks myself because I had a leaking tank. I called the company, they are in TN, do not remember the name, and asked if they could be used in the engine room. He said they were not recommended to be placed in the engine room. Not sure if that is an issue with...

This guy has developed some really good butyl tape. I have used it and it is better than what I have used in the past for vintage campers. https://marinehowto.com/

We bought the longer version, 14 feet, and a 20 HP engine. We have not had a chance to use it yet. Based on everything I read and watched I believe that it is going to be a good tender. The design looks like it will keep you dry, even in rougher water. You can beach them because they do have...

Does any of this change if you have a “domicile “, actual home, in a given state and want to spend X months on your boat in a different state?