Hi Folks,
I took the boat out for it's first family cruise yesterday from Shilshole down to Bell Harbor Marina. We had a great lunch and our two year old took a nice nap before we fired the engines back up and turned around. It was a great trip, and docking was surprisingly easy. We didn't hook up to shore power and it got rather cold down in the cabin pretty quickly. I've noticed that the thermostats on the heaters tend to say it's just below 50 most of the time. So here's the question....does it get significantly warmer in the cabins in the summer time? The Puget Sound doesn't get significantly warmer if I'm correct in my thinking...We were nice and warm up top with our heatercraft on and all the vinyl shut, just a bit chllly below deck. Any input is appreciated!
Cheers
I took the boat out for it's first family cruise yesterday from Shilshole down to Bell Harbor Marina. We had a great lunch and our two year old took a nice nap before we fired the engines back up and turned around. It was a great trip, and docking was surprisingly easy. We didn't hook up to shore power and it got rather cold down in the cabin pretty quickly. I've noticed that the thermostats on the heaters tend to say it's just below 50 most of the time. So here's the question....does it get significantly warmer in the cabins in the summer time? The Puget Sound doesn't get significantly warmer if I'm correct in my thinking...We were nice and warm up top with our heatercraft on and all the vinyl shut, just a bit chllly below deck. Any input is appreciated!
Cheers
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