1. Total file size of photos 5.7MB. Second photo did not post on first try. Added it as an edit which worked but without text. Then in another edit I could add text to the second photo.
2. After creating the new post the blog did not move into the newest spot on the blog list. Rather it remained on page two where it resided originally.

Observations, not criticisms. Larger photo file size allowed plus enabling text under the photo is a huge improvement.
I may have to retest photo/text observations to be sure I described it correctly. Second observation may be more problematical.

At the expense of the mundane tasks that remain unfinished I’ve been working on details that make it look like the real boat. Besides, those are fun to do!
Slowing the radar rotation will require adding a buck/boost voltage regulator into the circuit. Now on to those mundane things such as positioning magnets to hold the cabin & cabin roof in place and repairing finish blemishes.

Edited latest post to show the correct video. Duh!

Along with some housekeeping (epoxying things in place, cleaning up construction, etc) I’ve been working on details.
The boat’s name will be KNOCKDOWN which refers to the outriggers flexing, the clip which holds fishing line to outrigger releasing, & the reel’s drag screaming when a large fish hits the lure; creating a noisy, loud bang. An exciting event that gets the attention of everyone onboard. If you’re into a school of tuna & with luck both outriggers go off.

Time to construct the rods & reels. Rod blanks from craft paint brushes. About the right bulk for tuna trolling rods.

Almost completed.

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Ready to rock & roll.