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<\/p>\nThe following picture is a “cleaned up” version of what the little cubby hole next to the Nav station used to look like.<\/p>\n
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I say “cleaned up” because I realize the pile of wiring does not really look all that clean. But 15 minutes before that picture was taken that space was stuffed with a huge selection of useful, not so useful and just plain odd stuff. There was an old Radar display, an SSB radio, two old VHF radios, a ridiculous number of hats; a bull horn (not a bullhorn), but an actual bull’s horn; a pair of Gortex socks, a spot light, a plastic tube thingy; it looks like it should be used for something important but I don’t know what…..the list goes on and on….and seriously on.<\/p>\n
So after 6+ years of living on the boat and stuffing things in that little cubby hole, I decided to properly mount the SSB, our new stereo and VHF radio. Also left room for additional instruments, and a spot for some books and other things.<\/p>\n
Here be the “almost” finished product.<\/p>\n
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I say “almost”, because I have a little fine tuning\/finish work I wanna do. But as far as I’m concerned, this one is crossed off “THE LIST”.<\/p>\n
Oh and most of the crap pulled out of there has moved to the port side of the boat in the little shelf in the aft cabin; along with all my tool bags. My apologies for any nightmares this may cause anyone that crashes in the aft cabin.<\/p>\n
<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"http:\/\/farm9.staticflickr.com\/8044\/8148119947_a561ef1d5b_z.jpg<\/a> The following picture is a “cleaned up” version of what the little cubby hole next to the Nav station used to look like. I say “cleaned up” because I realize the pile of wiring does not really look all that …<\/p>\n