There's an older AirHead install doc in the group library. I used this to decide it was the solution for me too. I haven't opened and cleaned the holding tank area yet but I am going to do that too.

Hi Shannon, Here are my answers to your questions: 1) The holding tank is a ‘bin’ molded (or I should say moulded?) into the interior liner. It is very similar (but much smaller) to the water

For those with an enclosed head: Dare I ask what the holding tank looks like if you take the plywood off…is it still just a molded area with a sealed lid? Am going to redo the hoses and…tempted to

Steve, I'll try to answer your questions as best I can. I'm sure there are others on this site who know much more about metal fabrication than me. I try not to offer advice unless I really know what

Thank you: I will pull mine and check, also re-wiring the VHF and mast lights, etc…and yes, the mast/tabernacle is a hinge of sorts, with the bail at the bottom for support, etc…however, I think

I like it. I have some questions. 1, Where did you get the fittings? 2. How did you compensate for the angles where the bases are mounted? 3. Is it strong enough to support a 22 pound solar panel? 4.

Steve, Here are a couple of pictures. I don’t have a side shot of the pushpit, but I included one of Moon Shadow at anchor and you should be able to zoom in on it. Tim -- Tim Stapleton

I am selling my Flicka. It is a 1979 Pacific Seacraft build. Yanmar was rebuilt 4 years ago and has not been run in 3 years. New tanbark mainsail and jib. Mainsail has 3 reef points and the jib

Hi Tim. Will you send a pic of your pushpit? I'm needing one and value your experience. Thamks Steve Davis On Saturday, January 16, 2021,

Hi Tim, I am very interested in installing a traveller rail unit like yours in the picture. Can you please send me the dimensions? Is the 1” stainless an Outside Diameter tubing, thick wall? Any

Yep. Good point On Friday, January 15, 2021, 09:17:51 AM CST, Nick D <sailvela@...> wrote:

Just thinking we should be careful about loading up the bowsprit with anchors and chain over the winter if the mast is down and the headstay is not supporting the sprit. Regards, Nick Sent

haha! lol On Friday, January 15, 2021, 05:59:47 AM CST, Matt Corwin via groups.io <bongogram@...> wrote:

Someone should contact the navy and tell them their anchors are too small! Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

What we did was plug in a battery charger to the shore power outlet. The outboard is run directly to the battery Thus when connected to shore power we have 12 volt power to run things along with an

Thanks Peter. That is precisely the kind of panel that I bought and had planned to install. My original question had to do with the routing of the green wire that runs from the shore power inlet.

You should have a hole new panel with circuit braker. This is what we used

Yeah...something like a 40 footer On Thursday, January 14, 2021, 10:50:52 AM CST, Matt Corwin via groups.io <bongogram@...> wrote:

Isn't a fortress 23 for a 40 ft boat? Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

I have not used it yet but what I did was add a bow roller and bought a mantus 35 lb anchor. I can still use a second anchor thru the old roller if i ever need 2 anchors. ( got a fortress fx23 and