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http://www.seadekstore.com/largesheet-3 ... n-5mm.aspx

Also: http://72land-n-sea.blogspot.com/2011/0 ... -hull.html

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We have electric heat but keep these handy for local warmups. http://www.google.com/m/products/detail ... 019769698#

The Mini spec also shows: Energy Savings Mode – Auto Off after 90 seconds You would still probably need a 2,000 watt inverter @ no less than $100 and it would need to be hard wired rather than a cig lighter model. I'm a big fan of generators but think you'd need more than the 1000i above to...

http://72land-n-sea.blogspot.com/2011/1 ... ntrol.html

Might also consider raised flooring to keep the footsies out of the water and give the sand/dirt a place to go.

All of us people were in the water too. Do gators prefer dogs? Thanks for the warning/concern - we'll keep that in mind next time we're down that way.

My tank would not continue to siphon once the bulb was not squeezed. It siphoned fine with the anti-siphon valve removed. I'd say either you don't have one or it's stuck OPEN. I drained a tank with an anti-siphon valve by using a vacuum system. http://www.liquivac.com/

Blog of trip here. http://72land-n-sea.blogspot.com/2011/1 ... eland.html

I did the aft deck of Big Duck in 5mm Seadek so the dog would have traction. I needed to get a small section up about a week later and had to slice it off and clean up the adhesive with acetone. That stuff sticks like crazy even on non-skid. I laid it down in a hurry thinking it would be...

That would be DeLand Florida...to the St Johns River.

The non-skid on Big duck wasn't all that bad but my dog still wasn't able to get traction. I laid down some Seadeck http://www.seadek.com/ . It's expensive but not only gets the job done for Merlin, but it's sooo nice on the feet and knees. Before: After:

In the summer, at anchor, when the mosquitoes, greenheaded flys and no-seeums are out, YES! it can/does get hot, and pretending it doesn't, doesn't help...then again I'm a whimp.

Was there any explanation for the exaggerated slip numbers? Wouldn't one expect minimal slip if underpropped?

Irene coming for a visit to the NC coast. Pic stolen from Neal Desch/Facebook.

Could be from wood, but I think salt water doesn't encourage rot and rotting wood stains would be darker?