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Yep, looks like a well defined front is moving through. Radar Images

This one has always been one of my favorites. Not from jolly old but one of the colonies. Plus it's fishing related!!!! :good: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO97HBAgJho&safety_mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1

Told ya!!!!

Right!!!! Some people these days are just unedumacated pions.

You guys are all wrong!!! It's obviously a Flux Capacitor!!!!

Yes but do you think the rest of the sheeple in Ontario will? After all they re-elected that putz even after he fornicated them the first time.

Personally I run Nautilus lead acid batteries (group 27's for the TM and a group 24 for the starting battery) and they perform fine as I said. Nautilus also has a spiral wound battery (which is quite a bit less $$$ than the Optimas) Nautilus Spiral Grid Battery Personally if I were the OP I would move his batteries to the back and move the fuel forward if I could (to get weight forward). The I would just use regular Nautilus batteries.

Cliff you're about a month early. Fishing really gets good around the May long weekend.

Spiral wound AGM batteries were developed for the military to deal with vibration failures they were seeing in severe duty. They were designed for the likes of tanks and other extreme vibration enviroments. Whether the available civilian models are as robust is any one's guess, but they have been touted as more vibration resistant than regular lead/acid batteries. It would suck to have your battery cack out in the middle of a tank battle.

The worst thing you can do is put the batteries in the front of the boat. Regular Lead/Acid batteries are killed by vibration. If you seriously want to keep your batteries up front pick up a spiral wound AGM battery (Optima or similar) as they have been designed to be used in severe vibration conditions. My batteries are as far back in my boat as they can go in order to reduce the vibration transferred to them. I end up getting about 7 or 8 years out of a battery because of this and properly maintaing them.

Sad news today with the death of 70's punk icon Poly Styrene. Rip Poly. Punk Icon dead at 53 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpHDzHyoHmw&safety_mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogypBUCb7DA&feature=player_embedded

And you're surprised, why?

The Canucks are just lulling the Hawks into a false sense of security.

Brook Trout.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcrg0B_yJAo&feature=share

sorry, can't help ya. I think I still have one of the yellow ones though.

Should be able to get them direct from Lowrance. 905-629-1614 give em a call. 919 Matheson Blvd. E. Mississauga.

I agree and if you are on a rural lot a ground source heat pump is even more efficient. Out last house in Grand Valley had a water to water ground source heat pump and it was excellent and quite cheap to run. Our place was a 2800 sq ft raised bungalow and it cost less to heat than the 1500 sq ft 2 storey on natural gas we had in the city before. They are more expensive up front but they can save 15%-30% (average) on heating costs every year. You can also take solice in the fact that you will be reducing your carbon footprint as well. If this is not in the cards then I would make the switch to propane or if available natural gas.

Ok, where is this? I'll be right over with me wrenches. This bad boy would look good over my gate.

Why would you need to know the colour of his undies Skeeter?

Need more info. Year round house? Cabin? On grid or off? An idea of location (area of province and in town or rural)? Size and type of dwelling? Current system (boiler or forced air)?

Or crap-py.

The outflow of the sewage treatment plant?

Here's one you guy's that grew up in the 70's might remember. Oldfield has a huge amount of talent and on the album version of this piece played 20 different instruments. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSRJvq4Wd48

Don't ferget yer broken down pickup truk. This is the closest I get to country music. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhhtRxqSrys http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwWUOmk7wO0