Thanks Gazmn! We may take another trip in December.

Gazmn wrote:The Keys are great. I wanna go back. Maybe this Feb...

Nice video, beautiful wife + Mac in paradise... You guys prove life doesn't have to suck

We traveled between Marathon and Summerland Key

bahama bound wrote:Where was that shot ? We are in marathon now !

Sharing our recent trip to the Keys in August...We used our new GoPro and have a bunch of footage to sort through...more to follow.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Z-HD1csSDc

But Dave, a full ballast provides a larger wave

and kudos to Tom for making this video of our first saltwater wakeboarding experience!

-Randy

Thanks Dave for organizing this cruise!

-Randy

The motor well inlet leak matches your description and is an easy fix

http://www.macgregorsailors.com/modt/in ... ?view=1921

Have fun!

BTW...Watch out for the tidal current changes. I was surprised how strong they were near inlets/outlets.

The AIS Android App for $9.99 looks interesting

http://www.amazon.com/Electric-Pocket-B ... ndroid+app

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MV3TIIyykU&edit=vd

Week in the Keys and it was a blast!

New Mods to note: Double Bimini, Anchor Locker chain entry to allow hatch to close on line and keep deck clear and Mantus Anchor held great in the sand.

Sounds like fuel pressure/flow issue.

Bypass the fuel/water separator with fuel line directly to the engine from the tank and test. Also, make sure fuel tank cap vent is open.

Hope that helps.

9.9 is now available...hopefully the 40-50hp range is not too far away.

If your boat is angled with the bow higher when trailer-ed, I had the same issue. Since the boat is level on the water and on an angle when trailer-ed, the run off path of rain water around the hatch slides changes. With boat tilting bow up on the trailer, water puddles at front edge of hatch slides...

Yes...I used a similar product 1/4" Amsteel and very pleased with the mod.

Yes...That small white piece above the handle in picture 2 is a removable vent pin.

Agreed...Lightning is looking for the path of least resistance to ground and any contraption to attract or attempt to channel that path on a boat seems insane to me. It may not make a bit of difference, but for me, the idea of removing the centerboard wire cable path between the mast and the water m...