Ask your news admins to find out why. News is spread across thousands of
NNTP servers. None of us are likely to be seeing the same set of messages.
Within a few minutes/hours/days most decently connected servers will get
updated. So if you don't see messages on the server, well, it's not getting
updated and it's admins need to fix it.

"surfnturf" wrote in message
news:idJHh.1262936$R63.1210179@pd7urf1no...
Why can I only see Bill K on this group?

Seems to update fine, I see your new posts, but don't see those from anyone
else - not even my own message. Shawmail is server.

Mel


"Bill Kearney" wkearney-99@hot-mail-com wrote in message
t...
Ask your news admins to find out why. News is spread across thousands of
NNTP servers. None of us are likely to be seeing the same set of
messages.
Within a few minutes/hours/days most decently connected servers will get
updated. So if you don't see messages on the server, well, it's not
getting
updated and it's admins need to fix it.

"surfnturf" wrote in message
news:idJHh.1262936$R63.1210179@pd7urf1no...
Why can I only see Bill K on this group?

Uh, think about it... Apparently it DOESN'T update fine. Otherwise you'd
see messages. Bug the new server admins at shaw.

But in the meantime try using a different news reader program. There's one
built-into the Thunderbird mail program. Try using that to see if there's
perhaps something wrong with your Outlook Express setup.

"surfnturf" wrote in message
news:uuhIh.108$tC.72@pd7urf2no...
Seems to update fine, I see your new posts, but don't see those from
anyone
else - not even my own message. Shawmail is server.

Mel


"Bill Kearney" wkearney-99@hot-mail-com wrote in message
t...
Ask your news admins to find out why. News is spread across thousands
of
NNTP servers. None of us are likely to be seeing the same set of
messages.
Within a few minutes/hours/days most decently connected servers will get
updated. So if you don't see messages on the server, well, it's not
getting
updated and it's admins need to fix it.

"surfnturf" wrote in message
news:idJHh.1262936$R63.1210179@pd7urf1no...
Why can I only see Bill K on this group?

On Mar 2, 8:17 am, "Shaun Van Poecke"
wrote:
Hi all,
Will hopefully be wiring up a boat in the next few months (thunderbird 26)
that has no existing wiring. It will be a pretty standard sort of a setup;
a couple of batteries, nav lights, cd player, compass light, GPS, wiring to
outboard and solar panel. Ive done a fair bit of wiring in the past and
dont have trouble making up a decent quality loom with color coded wiring,
spade connectors and heat shrink.

What im wondering is, does standard wiring do the job well enough here, or
do you use marine specific stuff? Standard battery terminals, standard
spade connectors? are most people running their wiring inside conduit, or
just using a wiring wrap to keep things tidy? Do you coat the finished
product in anything, especially in places like the back of fuse boards or
other panels? Any other things i need to keep in mind here?

Thanks,
Shaun

You should buy Nigel Calders book...and one big lesson is to install
'drip loops'
at every junction.
http://www.amazon.com/Boatowners-Mec...3811513&sr=1-1