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Gee a rainy day, looked in a box and pulled our a new Smart controller.
Another item that one doesn't need, if the boat is no longer in one's life.
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WannaDig3687 said:
How are you going to get rid of that?
Find someone to swap with?
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We had a theft of our E screen, and some other electronics off the trawler. So it was $12K insurance for the replacement.
Seems thatcwe ended up with $850.00 tax incl. controller.
So I'll sell it, as we don't have the boat now.
 

I have been busy making insulator solar lights. I am going to spend my day, yes it is my day today lol, cleaning up more insulators.


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Those are really cool WD.
A great idea for my wife.
She's always looking for not really physical things to do and that's easy enough.
The old Pere Marquette railroad runs just behind my place.
It rails to trails now.
Many old telegraph poles are still in the ditches with the insulators attached.
"I have too many"..lol

Have you ever seen an amber colored insulator ?
I know they exist from my antique book references, but I have never physically seen one.

Thanks for sharing.

Mike.
 

Thank you BC. I have seen amber ones at shows. I like the purple ones but they are pricey. All of these came from a couple guys that gave them to me.
 

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