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Old 25-10-2014, 19:02   #241
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Interior pictures.

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Old 31-10-2014, 02:49   #242
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SSB installed, Icom M-802

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Old 31-10-2014, 02:52   #243
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Fitting Rub Rail

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Old 31-10-2014, 02:59   #244
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Tanks with lids installed, cleaning everything

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Old 31-10-2014, 16:34   #245
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Ordered batteries today

I ordered the batteries today, we are getting in the short rows.

2, Odyssey Extreme Group 31 starting batteries, 1150 CCA. They should make short work of these Yanmars.

And 8- DC250-6 Full River AGM for the house bank, 1000 Amp Hrs @ 12VDC.

When they are all installed we should have plenty of power.

With our charging system, there should never be a lack of juice.



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Old 31-10-2014, 18:51   #246
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Oil change system

Today I made up the portable oil change pump, and made up and installed the quick disconnects on the main engines.
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Old 31-10-2014, 19:01   #247
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Lightning rods

Graham finished the lightning rods today, and the owner, Al Springer, took them to be plated.

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Old 31-10-2014, 19:10   #248
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Installing rub rail

Today, I brought a propane heater with me to heat the PVC rub rail to bend it around the bow. Things went much better than they did yesterday when we tried to do it with a heat gun.

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Old 06-11-2014, 16:46   #249
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Rubrail installed

Rubrail installed We got the black PVC rubrail installed. It is glued with a mixture of epoxy, graphite, and Cabot-sil. Fastened with 316L screws.

It really changed the look of the boat. Next week, boot top and bottom paint.

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Old 07-11-2014, 15:46   #250
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Applying non-skid to the bottom of the wingdeck

Today, Alan and Forest taped off the underside of the wingdeck, Forest and Nat sanded and applied the non-skid to the bottom of the wingdeck.

Monday it will get a second coat of just gloss.

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Old 07-11-2014, 15:51   #251
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Sanding and prepping bottom

Monday, we will finish sanding and taping off for the first coat of bottom paint, Micron Extra Blue. Then she will get 2 coats of Micron Extra Shark White.

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Old 07-11-2014, 16:00   #252
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Fireboys came today, and making up battery cables

Fireboys will be installed Monday in each engine room, along with some of the battery bank cables.

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Old 07-11-2014, 16:59   #253
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Re: Applying non-skid to the bottom of the wingdeck

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Today, Alan and Forest taped off the underside of the wingdeck, Forest and Nat sanded and applied the non-skid to the bottom of the wingdeck.

Monday it will get a second coat of just gloss.
Why do you put non-skid under the bridge deck?
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Why do you put non-skid under the bridge deck?
To keep from wasting 4 or 5 thousand dollars filling and fairing an area that only the fish see. And, if she ever turned over, you would have a place you could stay to await rescue.

I first saw it on Orin Byrd's " HummingByrd" and it made all the sense in the world to me. Orin's was painted International Orange with non-skid.
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Makes sense. Great idea
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