Is there anywhere on the site where there is a writeup on basics for classic whaler owners to get started? I've looked a bit and did not find any; it may save me from asking a bunch of simple questions that have been answered before.
Thanks
Navigating CONTINUOUSWAVE Resources
Re: Navigating CONTINUOUSWAVE Resources
Do a keyword search of the contents of this new forum and on the archived forum [to find information on a particular topic].
Active Forum Search - http://continuouswave.com/forum/search.php
Archived Forum Search - http://continuouswave.com/whaler/oldForum/
Active Forum Search - http://continuouswave.com/forum/search.php
Archived Forum Search - http://continuouswave.com/whaler/oldForum/
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2019 E-TEC 90
2018 LoadRite 18280096VT
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2019 E-TEC 90
2018 LoadRite 18280096VT
Member since 2003
Re: Navigating CONTINUOUSWAVE Resources
Frequently asked questions about Boston Whaler boats are answered in the FAQ.
The FAQ is in the REVERENCE section.
The REFERENCE section is in the WHALER section.
A link to the FAQ is http://continuouswave.com/whaler/reference/FAQ/
There are many lengthy, illustrated, well-researched articles in the REFERENCE section on a wide range of topics related to outboard-powered small boats and Boston Whaler boats in particular, on outboard engines, on trailers, on launching and loading on a ramp, on marine electronics, on electrical systems on small boats, and so on. The forum you are reading now is just a portion of the information content available. Unlike many forums, the forum content is not the only content. There are significant information resources contained in permanent articles. Just about all content is preserved and archive. The purpose of the website has always been to collect and organize information on its various subjects, to preserve the information, and make the information available without requiring visitors to submit personal information to view the information. The website began in 1994 when the internet was essentially unknown, when hypertext was actually text, html was something very new, and there were no graphical browsers. The emphasis has always been on information content.
An additional goal is to avoid moving content around and changing its URL. The continuouswave.com website has been extremely well indexed by major search engines like GOOGLE and BING, and URL's ending in .html are generally always available.
A good point to begin browsing for information about Boston Whaler boats is from http://continuouswave.com/whaler/
The FAQ is in the REVERENCE section.
The REFERENCE section is in the WHALER section.
A link to the FAQ is http://continuouswave.com/whaler/reference/FAQ/
There are many lengthy, illustrated, well-researched articles in the REFERENCE section on a wide range of topics related to outboard-powered small boats and Boston Whaler boats in particular, on outboard engines, on trailers, on launching and loading on a ramp, on marine electronics, on electrical systems on small boats, and so on. The forum you are reading now is just a portion of the information content available. Unlike many forums, the forum content is not the only content. There are significant information resources contained in permanent articles. Just about all content is preserved and archive. The purpose of the website has always been to collect and organize information on its various subjects, to preserve the information, and make the information available without requiring visitors to submit personal information to view the information. The website began in 1994 when the internet was essentially unknown, when hypertext was actually text, html was something very new, and there were no graphical browsers. The emphasis has always been on information content.
An additional goal is to avoid moving content around and changing its URL. The continuouswave.com website has been extremely well indexed by major search engines like GOOGLE and BING, and URL's ending in .html are generally always available.
A good point to begin browsing for information about Boston Whaler boats is from http://continuouswave.com/whaler/