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HOGAN Posted - Aug 06 2012 : 16:47:35
Went to Bowline on Saturday, jumped in the water to cool off - and it is WARM! Even down 6 - 8' it was still warm.
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Billylll Posted - Aug 11 2012 : 12:22:15
It goes on the battery, Mike your too funny!
Bill
Billylll Posted - Aug 11 2012 : 12:22:12
It goes on the battery, Mike your too funny!
Bill
HOGAN Posted - Aug 11 2012 : 09:26:23
"temperature probe installed"???


OUCH!!!
Billylll Posted - Aug 11 2012 : 08:47:29
Glad to hear it's working better for you Dave, I still think you need another 8D in parallel like we talked about on the phone and in the charger thread. A pair of 8D's with proper DC load management should power your boat for overnight moorings. Also since you still have wet cell batteries keep an eye on the battery electrolite. I would think if your existing batteries are still in good shape you haven't had to put much fluid in them if the charging system is up to speed with the temperature probe installed.
Bill
Audrey II Posted - Aug 11 2012 : 07:34:14
Bill my charger has been working out great I have not had a low battery on this trip but tonight will be the first time I put it to the test I'll be spending a night on a mooring.
Billylll Posted - Aug 10 2012 : 11:49:17
quote:
Originally posted by HOGAN

I scraped my boat last weekend, the barnicles on the metal surfaces had barnicles on them. I have never seen it so bad.

Dave, that's why we go in early July - much less chance of fog.



I had mine pulled and that done on Tuesday Mike. The water in my slip has been anywhere from 90 to 95 degrees but then again we are running the AC units full time and the transponder has to be picking up some hull temperatures. I know my house battery bank has been 100 degrees to 110 degrees with no charge or discharge on the batteries. No I'm not having any discharge problems with my AGM's.
Dave how is your charger working for you?
This morning we had some real nasty weather but it is sunny right now but still hot and humid.
The weather NEXRAD looks good for except for pop up thunderstorms which happen when the weather has been like it has this summer.
Bill
Anchor Management Posted - Aug 10 2012 : 11:02:46
quote:
Originally posted by Audrey II

quote:
Originally posted by Anchor Management

First time since I owned this boat that I have barnacles on the bottom and painted it for the first time this spring. I just noticed them at Block. The waters so clear they were easy to see. I even had them on my dinghy.



Does it hurt when you pee?


No but it hurt like hell scraping them off.
HOGAN Posted - Aug 10 2012 : 06:43:52
I scraped my boat last weekend, the barnicles on the metal surfaces had barnicles on them. I have never seen it so bad.

Dave, that's why we go in early July - much less chance of fog.
vided Posted - Aug 10 2012 : 02:49:45
it's even warmer now that THEY dumped sewage into the river.......
Audrey II Posted - Aug 09 2012 : 22:55:19
quote:
Originally posted by Anchor Management

First time since I owned this boat that I have barnacles on the bottom and painted it for the first time this spring. I just noticed them at Block. The waters so clear they were easy to see. I even had them on my dinghy.



Does it hurt when you pee?

The weather today was crappy the fog was pee soup the whole way from Block to Essex but the trip has been great sad that it is nearing it's end!
Anchor Management Posted - Aug 08 2012 : 11:43:53
First time since I owned this boat that I have barnacles on the bottom and painted it for the first time this spring. I just noticed them at Block. The waters so clear they were easy to see. I even had them on my dinghy.
pocket change Posted - Aug 07 2012 : 18:07:08
Maybe the warm water is why I and some of my dockmates have barnacles on fresh bottom paint.
I scraped some off at Croton Point but I'll have to put it on the trailer to get the rest.
PeteMrrs Posted - Aug 07 2012 : 10:30:48
Maybe somebody pee'd in the river?
Robyns Nest Posted - Aug 07 2012 : 10:22:33
The ocean off Monmouth Beach is warm as well. Nice.
HOGAN Posted - Aug 07 2012 : 07:19:07
Dave, that's how it was every day that we travelled.
Audrey II Posted - Aug 07 2012 : 06:47:36
Pool was just right in Montauk :)
today I'll head to Block I saw some guy in a bowrider waiting near the harbor I think Bob may be waiting to follow. The sound was so flat yesterday I would have made the trip in a bowrider myself. I hope it's as nice today!
BenDiss Posted - Aug 07 2012 : 05:28:12
Croton was 86 on Sunday.
boatbum Posted - Aug 06 2012 : 17:53:02
Somewhere in the 80's? Given all the heat up there I would believe it.


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