He admitted to having used inferior equipment on his boat just to
save a few bucks and someone caught him

That was not said. " Inferior " was NEVER used in his reply.Get a
grip, you dorks.

No one " caught " anything. One poster answered snarky to HIS reply to
ME...get it right you dorks.
" The story gets wilder on down the line........"
Mis-informed , obsessed, people.......

wrote:

He admitted to having used inferior equipment on his boat just to
save a few bucks and someone caught him

That was not said. " Inferior " was NEVER used in his reply.Get a
grip, you dorks.

No one " caught " anything. One poster answered snarky to HIS reply to
ME...get it right you dorks.
" The story gets wilder on down the line........"
Mis-informed , obsessed, people.......


Was this in reference to my suggestion that a poster consider a fuel
flow meter that worked well and was considerably less expensive than the
cream of the crop meters from floscan? I'd recommend the less expensive
meter in a New York minute over the floscan, which I believe to be
grossly overpriced and which got that way because of lack of
competition. I had one of the less expensive units on the original Yo
Ho; it worked just fine, and was easy to install.

I think I removed my post after I was sure the original poster saw it
and another poster reminded me that a number of us had agreed to "wait
and see" if there was any hope of the place becoming an actual boating
discussion board or whether it was going to remain just another outlet
for the Seven Dwarfs.

I also commented on the photos of a poster's nice looking, older
aluminum "lapstrake" boat. That's about it, and the last time I looked,
there were very few new posts that related to boating in serious or
knowledge imparting manner. I don't need help to find a source for
sticky plastic letters with which to name a boat, or how to drill holes
in fiberglass in order to mount stainless steel hardware with a backing
plate of the wrong material.