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1. 

   al369369

   106 Points

   03/23/09

   spoonfed --- I've greeted other local Arima owners here so ......."HI to ya all" ... your 19 ft Arima sure looks like one super boat... Like the modifications also. Have a great & safe boating season !!! Al

   03/23/09

   Reply from spoonfed:

   Thanks al
   
   wish you the best also. I occasionally launch at Macdonald beach so I might see you there one day.
   
   Cheers
   Chris

2. 

   fisheater11

   100 Points

   12/08/08

   Thanks for getting back, looking forward to pics on your additions , and I appreciate the info. Randy

   
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   03/23/09

   Reply from spoonfed:

   fisheater
   
   I have not forgotten about you. I have neglected my boat for the past few months and am just getting back to paying some attention to her. Just a matter of getting some free time when the weather is good to get you some pics. i worked on my kicker mount this pass weekend and may get to it this week.
   
   thanks
   Chris

3. 

   fisheater11

   100 Points

   12/07/08

   hey spoofed, was looking at your picture gallery, and noticed your wiring installation on the charging relay with battery switch...something does'nt look right on how you wired the relay into the battery switch. If you are running two batteries, the relay should be hooked up to each bank. Take a look at Bluesea.com for wiring instructions. By the way, nice custom cabin would be interested in seeing better pics of what you did. I have a sc17 and am putting a skip tower on--Possibly will put fixed window frames in instead of canvas. Would appreciate any pics of your framing for windows. Thanks, Fisheater11

   12/08/08

   Reply from spoonfed:

   Hey fisheater, the two heavy red cables going into the back of the switch on the top right are actually connected to the 2 batteries individually. it just appears to be going to one battery.
   Yeah I know what you mean about the canvas vs glass thing. I love the glass enclosure. see a post I made about skip towers. I will try to get some more pics in the next little while. just waiting for a good bright day when I am not busy. The toughest part of the project has been stabilizing such a tall structure.
   I had a custom built stainless arch installed under the roof at the rear to get it stable laterally.
   

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