[C320-list] Subject Change - Now Email Address (was TV Mount)

[Jeff Hare]

Hey paul,

I'll contact you off list.

-Jeff 
-----Original Message-----
From: vpweikel at aol.com
Date: Thu, 20 May 2010 13:44:58 
To: <C320-List at Catalina320.com>
Subject: Re: [C320-list] Subject Change - Now Email Address (was TV Mount)


Where / how do I change my C320 email address ?

I tried going to our C320 International site and after logging in,  accessed the account setting but I could not seem to get the new email address to update and save the new setting.

Did I do something wrong ?


Jeff Hare - can you help me out here ?


Thanks,

Paul Weikel
Second Chance 
#361






-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Burti <clburti at gmail.com>
To: C320-List <C320-List at catalina320.com>
Sent: Thu, May 20, 2010 8:50 am
Subject: Re: [C320-list] TV Mount


You might consider buying  a short length stainless fuel line in a diameter
ust large enough to insert your screws from a heavy truck supply. Cut the
ubing to length to be just flush with bulkheads and if the tube outside
iameters are not larger than the holes in your washers, then cut them flush
ith the washers too. Drill your holes in the bulkhead to the exact OD of
he tubes. slide the tubes in the oles in the bulkhead and run the bolts
ith washers through the tubes.
This is the way compression tubes in a mast or boom work where bolts are run
hrough the spars for spreader sockets, boom vangs, block brackets, etc.
On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 1:56 PM, Quentin Murphy <qmurphy at sympatico.ca>wrote:
> I’m installing an 19-inch combo TV/DVD player onto the wall between the
 salon and head.  Following earlier advice on this forum I drilled 2 holes
 (for the mounting bracket)  on the salon side through the fibreglass wall
 on
 that side only.  Then I filled the void (at least ¾-inch in my case) with
 2-part epoxy.  When I drilled through again (this time planning on going
 all
 the way through to the head, the epoxy fell apart.  I suspect I could not
 get the epoxy to reach all the way to the other side through my ¼” hole.
 Next I attempted to use an expanding metal anchor (the type that spread out
 in the middle, not the toggle type as not enough room)).  Only problem was
 with ¾ space inside I could only find small anchors which had 6/32 machine
 screws.  These fell apart when I tried to tighten so I had to knock them
 into the wall cavity with a hammer.  I looked at a Catalina next to me with
 a TV mounded but it’s a 310 and I presume similar construction to the newer
 320 Mark ll.  It has no cavity between the walls.  My 320 is not a Mark ll.
 So now I’m thinking of drilling larger diameter holes on the salon side to
 accommodate plastic spacer bushings (various sizes come with many TV mounts
 (to be used for other purposes).  Then drilling  smaller diameter holes
 through to the head sized for the bolt.  On the head side I would use dome
 nuts (to look fancy) , lock washers and fender washers.  This way all the
 load would be only on the head side fibreglass wall.  I’m presuming that
 wall alone is strong enough if I use washers on each side to spread the
 load
 somewhat?

 Quentin Murphy
 Celtic Knot #667




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hris Burti Farmville, NC