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  1. rglabach
    What tyrants?
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    Cayuga

    rglabach replied to johnnywalleye's topic in Ice fishing

    Nice - how deep were you fishing?
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    Thank you.
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    Sean, thanks very much - I'll look into this possible solution as it seems pretty straightforward. Rick
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    Thanks - in this case, I'd prefer to go with a pro. I see that a lot of different things can cause the steering problem, including a faulty motherboard as well as mechanical and electrical connections. Hoping for some diagnostic guidance!
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    My Terrova runs fine but does not turn to the right or left with either iPilot or foot controls. I live near Trumansburg. Any suggestions for someone who can repair this? Thanks, Rick
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    That's a very good point - lol.. Thanks
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    My Terrova runs fine but does not turn to the right or left with either iPilot or foot controls. I live near Trumansburg. Any suggestions for someone who can repair this? Thanks, Rick
  9. rglabach
    Congrats to you and your new wife!
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    What is the MLS #? X5258560 doesn't work, assuming it's in Ontario province..
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    I saw that last one - I think they got carried away by saying that Seneca Lake is turning into a hot tub.. I don't like the situation, but sensationalizing it just makes the problem less credible to the general public.
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    Good luck with that EMT exam, Todd - we definitely need more EMTs both now and in the future.
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    Nice work, and a great long term project. I got a few good ideas from you that I am going to try. Bob Vila is jealous! Rick
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    Not sure why Seneca. It might have something to do with the distribution of electric power. Lots of local power plants often means a more stable electricity supply. That comes, of course, at an environmental cost. I live on Cayuga Lake and can see the inactivated Milliken power plant from my house. It had been coal-fueled. When the power company proposed running gas lines to the plant as fuel, Lansing activists protested and so that plant sits idle as well. When an investor proposed the plant be used as a data center, locals refused that as well. So Milliken is another vacant power plant with lots of electric lines connected to it. Maybe with the price of copper increasing so much, someone can at least sell Milliken assets for scrap metal.
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    More expensive than lobster..
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