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Well they do have a good idea once in awhile. Trying to get outside work done before heading to Alaska for a moose hunt next week.

Here is a cheap solution: http://www.threesheetsnw.com/blog/2018/08/mooring-buoys-and-things-that-go-bump-in-the-night/

Someone will fill the gap in the 40-60ft range. Didn't Bayliner move all their 20-40ft production to Brazil?

I will be place a ground on the back of my radios and a ferral (sp) on the antenna cable.

We had a similar experience in Kenniwick WA. A lot of young families with ski/wake boats. The local yacht club has seen a big change. Most of the older folks have SRs, while the younger crowed are choosing the smaller ski boats. BTW I have never seen so many SRs in one place.

This is an online seminar put on by Shakespeare. I found it helpful.

I thought this was an interesting article from Trade Only (Sorry if this was already posted): https://www.tradeonlytoday.com/manufacturers/sea-ray-the-acquisition-that-didnt-happen

Brunswick seems to be straightening their marine holding. http://ir.brunswick.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=97828&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=2356616

Look at a 60' Hatteras.....

Another article: https://www.floridatoday.com/story/news/2018/06/25/sea-ray-saying-goodbye-merritt-island-nearly-400-jobs-gone/731246002/?csp=chromepush

A bit spendy, but IsoTherm are the best on the market....... https://www.indelwebastomarine.com/us/products/isotemp-water-heaters/

NorCal is correct. I have the AV 750. In order to drive the 4 zones, I have 2 amps and a sub-woofer. Fusion kinda hides that fact......

Wish I had room. But very expensive and beyond my pocket book. Yes start times are long. I am told most folks that own these spool them up at the dock before they leave.

Saw an article in Northwest Yachting on this new Flat Antenna technology. No moving parts. I hope as they expand it will lower prices. https://www.kymetacorp.com/markets/connectivity-on-the-water/yacht-connectivity/ Another, older article...

It It was in the Febuary edition of Power and MotorYacht magazine. The write up is under "Sightlines" by Michael Peters. The article is titled: "Goliath: A Shift in the Sands," I have not yet been able to find an online version. Just in the magazine.