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gonervn · 03-17-2013, 07:09 PM

Recently when I get an email stating someone responded to a thread and I click on the URL I get a page not found.

**Janet H** · 03-20-2013, 07:37 PM

I think we've gotten this fixed - thanks for the report.

gonervn · 03-20-2013, 09:22 PM

Yes it worked fine thanks!

Chalkie · 02-17-2014, 02:37 AM

At the bottom of a forum it tells you what permissions are enabled. One of them says you may edit your posts. However, I am not seeing the option to edit in a post I have made, at least not where it normally is in vBulletin powered forums. So, am I missing something or is the forum missing something?

Edit: I am seeing the button here now, but not in older posts. Is there a time limit on editing and if so why? I may make a post and then not revisit it for a day or two and then I discover a spelling mistake or similar.

Route 66 · 02-17-2014, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Chalkie

At the bottom of a forum it tells you what permissions are enabled. One of them says you may edit your posts. However, I am not seeing the option to edit in a post I have made, at least not where it normally is in vBulletin powered forums. So, am I missing something or is the forum missing something?

Edit: I am seeing the button here now, but not in older posts. Is there a time limit on editing and if so why? I may make a post and then not revisit it for a day or two and then I discover a spelling mistake or similar.

kjlarson · 04-04-2020, 08:07 PM

2020 Kodiak 201QB. I'm installing an AIMS 2K Watt pass through inverter. I have downloaded the manual for the distribution panel in the trailer. The question I have is rewiring the distribution box so that the converter does not come on when running off the house batteries? I'm thinking that I can just remove the converter positive (120Vac) from the circuit breaker in the distribution panel and route that to the positive 120Vac input on the inverter. Any advice on doing that? Do I also have to route the negative 120Vac to the inverter?

steve weston · 04-14-2020, 08:42 PM

Today I uncovered my 2015 200QB for the up coming season.

All looked good but I did see a "bubble" in the rear outside fiberglass.

This is just above the spare tire...

Only one foot by one foot, it is smack in the middle of the rear panel.

The bubble looks like it was never bonded to the plywood.

Is this a common problem ?

There are no signs of water damage....

Thanks

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