Parker Yahoo Group Archived Messages
| ID | From | Subject | Date | |
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| 340 | Mike | Re: "Hows your pilothouse cabin in the summer?" | 2/22/2005 11:11:00 | |
--- In <a href="/group/parkerboats/post?postID=_UrO_4tcNVaQxcDd-kshthX2BgyySIBVvRrSFnHnxwV9uCdgsOBZFGX3HBcyDy97LYdfa1db_MsNdW1qD3TacobbAw">[email protected]</a>, "bejayziz" <bejayziz@y...> wrote: > > >I have a 2320DVSC with notch transom and the second station. The 2nd station is great for docking single handed and running through go-slow zones. It was worth the extra money, does not take up too much room and really does add flexibility. I can see in to the instruments and out the windshield but not as good as that fella with the attached 2nd station. With sliding side windows there is plenty of air no matter how hot it may be at anything over trolling speed. The flip out windshield is good for slower speeds. I leave the door open and hooked but aided by a bungee cord around the doorknob as the hook and eye is not strong enough for banging around. Plenty of air and I would never go back to a canvas top even for the lack of maintenance on a hard top alone! The cabin is hot when I first open the door but cools down fast. I'm upriver on the Sakonnet R. in RI and we do everything from freeze to fry through the season not too different from L.I. good luck! | ||||