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I just inserted a new Navionics micro Sim card into my Zeus touch screen MFD and all I am seeing are the shoreline course detail-? no normal navionics data.? All other Navionics cards work fine.?

Ideas for Sailing on a Kayak? A small parachute kite, with a kayak with a rudder and flat bladed paddles( used as Lee boards) can be a fun sail. cheers!! -- Eugene & Maureen ‘Timeout’ 34-2 1987

Bob If you have cylindrical pump with a bottom filter, it’s a Facet pump, available from many discount auto parts sites at a fraction of the Westerbeke price. It’s not a Mitsubishi part. You will

Thanks Everyone. It complained but finally started.

Please check your manual for the sizes (yes, there are two at a minimum) if you have rod so you have the correct gauge. For Sabre 38 MK2 the Loos model is RT-10. ________________________________ Sent:

On the subject of lift pumps, I was thinking of getting a spare for my 1984 W13. I understand that our engines are Mitsubishi painted Westerbeke red. Does anyone know what model engine my W13 is? Also

It does appear that there are two different gauges for rod or wire. And there are instructions toons on the web to make your own gauge. Tension Gauges - Loos & Co., Inc. loosco.com TonyTony Billera

There are different sizes of Loos gauges, be sure to get the one for your size of rigging. I also believe there is a different one for rod vs wire. https://loosco.com/tension-gauges/? Allison Lehman

They are different for wire and Rod rigging. Stephanie Arista, S36 #67, Lake Ontario Shburgess1207@... -- Stephanie Moderator Sabre 36, #67 Formerly Sabre 28-2, #289 Wilson Harbor, NY Lake

Yes it is made for rod rigging.? Mike

Does that Loos tension gauge work on rod rigging? Thanks, Michael Wind Walker S402-097

That is where my kayaks or bikes go when crossing the lake. I have seen U shaped holders outside the lifelines. I see these are at Amazon and west Marine. https://a.co/d/9AabVNs Stephanie Arista, S36

I bought our 42 with one of these Scanmar ladders already in place. I also have the Edson step that I have had for years and kept ti with me as we moved boats... My preference is the step vs the

Yes. Always go cheap. Good plan. Tony Tony Billera tony.billera@... 206 605 2650 linkedin.com/in/tonybillera Please consider the environment before printing this email. Thank you.

Does anyone have any good ideas for storing a Kayak on deck while underway? She's a 1989 -S42. We currently keep it roughly amidships at the shrouds, inside the lifelines. See pic. Was thinking of

Here’s one of the links but my box from the Loos gauge has the measurements and you’ll have to verify size of the wire or rod). It’s best to get it close to straight by measuring side to side

Guys, the point should be what suits your needs best then how much does it cost and how can you whittle that $ down. Allison Lehman Swiftsure Yachts allison@... Cell: 510.912.5800 Fax:

I don’t care. The Edson is better than a piece of wood. Tony Tony Billera tony.billera@... 206 605 2650 linkedin.com/in/tonybillera Please consider the environment before printing this email.

Ok, I didn’t go that far. Functionally they are equivalent. If you have the time, tools, and talent, the wood step is likely more satisfying to have and use. Being unretired, I still factor in time

Cheaper but not anywhere near equivalent. The Edson will last and perform as new for a lifetime. And then one can sell it. The hooks themselves are very high quality and about $20 each. Tony Tony