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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.

mm That's true but new information....

Here are two links that will help you: Book by Peggy Hall: https://www.amazon.com/New-Get-Rid-Boat-Odors/dp/1892399784/ You can also contact her on the Trawlers Forum: http://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/ and I buy my Vacu-Flush parts here, a lot cheaper than Dometic: https://www.marinesan.com/

How deep do you plan on anchoring? You stated fresh water, so less than 30 feet? The amount of chain will be determined by your anchorage and your scope. Once you figure your length call the company that made your windlass and make sure which gypsy do you have? 5/16, 3/8 and so on. Then what...

I know a lot of folks here liked Rob. I guess China could always buy SR.

Keep in mind when using jet units, expect a 40% power drop when compared to props