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About Misty IV

  • Birthday 07/04/1970

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    TBolt1003

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Media, PA
  • Interests
    Fishing, hunting, musclecars from the 60's & early 70's
  • Home Port
    Mexico Bay
  • Boat Name
    Misty IV

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  1. Misty IV
    I think I may have found a complete suspension system locally. What are the chances?!? If this system isn't any good, I'll let you know. Thank you for your offer! Sent from my IN2019 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  2. Misty IV
    I need a pair of formed rails for my 1997 Arctic Cat Puma. Both have cracks in them, one crack is pretty bad. I recently purchased the sled and didn't see the cracks on initial inspection. Rest of the sled is in really good shape. I've checked around and Arctic Cat shows them as unavailable and obsolete. I'm open to a nice, undamaged set of used rails at this point. Let me know what you have or if you know where I might find a set. Thanks! Sent from my IN2019 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  3. Misty IV
    I ended up getting the Shakespeare splitter and I'm blown away with how great the reception is now. Every radio station comes in crystal clear. Thanks for the suggestion! Sent from my IN2019 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  4. Misty IV
    I've always had excellent success with Standard Horizon VHF radios. I also have a handheld radio as a backup should the fixed-mount fail. As with any communication device, your antenna is the heart of the entire system. Make sure you have a quality antenna, as well. VHF is "line of sight", so the higher the antenna, the better range you will have. Sent from my IN2019 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  5. Misty IV
    Thanks, J.D. Yes, can't hurt to try. Sent from my IN2019 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  6. Misty IV
    Thanks, Shakemsam. I'll keep my eyes open here. Sent from my IN2019 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  7. Misty IV
    Just curious if anyone has any insight on a company or business that may have leftover factory canvas in stock for my 221 Islander. I need a new aft curtain, as the mice somehow got to mine over the winter. I had new Eisenglas made 3 years ago at a shop near me (I know the owner) and I reached out to him a month ago about my aft curtain. I took the old one to him and he said he could make it off the old one's pattern, be a week or two. I called him Friday and he said he hasn't started it yet because he can't get the material. He said hopefully this week, but don't count on it. I've called a few other canvas shops and they all say the same thing, can't get the material. About 10 years ago, I was able to get a complete factory original canvas set directly through Starcraft, but they don't show any available now, as the Islander has been discontinued for years now. Any ideas on places that may have an original aft curtain available? Boat is a model year 2000. Sent from my IN2019 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  8. Misty IV
    Where I troll, reception is hit-n-miss. It's weird. If I'm trolling north or east, I pick up some stations. As soon as I loop around and troll back, the radio stations are scratchy. I had the wire antenna mounted on the starboard side window, so I attribute it to the antenna not being on land side, and when I'd loop around, the antenna would be facing Canada and wide open water. Sent from my IN2019 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  9. Misty IV
    I do have a fixed-mount VHF. I'll look for the splitter you mentioned. That'd make things easy! Sent from my IN2019 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  10. Misty IV
    I'm looking to change out the wire antenna for the AM/FM radio on the boat. All the current one does is plug into the radio and then a coated wire (about 3' long) runs out behind the helm to the hole where all the wires come up and out to the electronics. It then attaches to the side window. Reception out on the lake is hit and miss, depending on the direction of travel. The radio is older and doesn't have any USB or Bluetooth capabilities. Aside from mounting another antenna on the boat, what is everyone with an older radio using for reception? I'm mainly in Mexico Bay and off Oswego. Are there better glass-mount antennas that work well? Boat is a Starcraft Islander. Thanks for any input! Sent from my IN2019 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  11. Misty IV
    Rusty, are these still available? Sent from my IN2019 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  12. Misty IV
    I agree with Fishin' Addiction's suggestion. I have a NOCO Genius charger on my boat and it's, hands down, the best onboard battery charger I've ever had. Sent from my IN2019 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  13. Misty IV
    Nice trailers. Also consider the 5 Starr series, which is Load Rite's less expensive line. Same quality as the Load Rite line, but I think the big differences are bias ply tires and incandescent lights, where the Load Rite line comes with radials and LED lights. Sent from my IN2019 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  14. Misty IV
    PM'd you Sent from my moto z4 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  15. Misty IV
    Where are you located? Sent from my moto z4 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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