Announcement: General Membership Meeting

Announcement:  General Membership Meeting

Website Notes: All About Membership, Signing On, and "How To"

1. You do not have to be a C36IA member to use this website.
2. You do not have to log in to view this website, but some functions/sections may not be available without creating a user account and logging in.
3. If you are a C36IA Member, please use the same email address and name(s) for this site that you used to join C36IA. Your membership info is linked through your email address and your name(s). If you are unsure as to what


Why Join C36IA?

An association is only as strong as its members, and we want C36IA to be a strong, vibrant association. With nearly 800 members, we represent only about one-third of the Catalina 36 hulls made since 1983. There are about 1500 C36 owners out there who are not members. This is where you can help. Know someone who just bought a C36? Are there a couple of C36's in your marina or yacht club?


C36IA Forum

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This site contains a Message Board (bulletin board) where you can discuss topics, including cruising, maintenance, buying or selling a C36, and many more.

COMING SOON...

Until the new Message Board is active, below is a link to the old one:

http://www.catalina36.org/6/ubb.x


Sunset over the Sassafras River

Sunset over the Sassafras River

Taken from Georgetown Yacht Basin, Georgetown, MD.


Caprice in Punta Gorda

Caprice in Punta Gorda

Caprice sitting at her dock behind her owners house in Punta Gorda, Florida waiting to go on a cruise.
Mike Savino
Caprice, #1050


Fleet 5 First Annual Grandchildren's Rendezvous

Fleet 5 First Annual Grandchildren's RendezvousFleet 5 First Annual Grandchildren's Rendezvous
1st Annual Fleet 5 Grandchildren's Rendezvous hosted by John and Linda Reilly at West Neck Harbor on Shelter Island, NY, August 1-3, 2008.


Amante in Beardrop Harbor

Amante in Beardrop Harbor

Fred Jackson
Amante #2209


Fleet 5 Summer Cruise 2008

Fleet 5 photo taken at the Lincoln Harbor Yacht Club in Weehawken, N.J.
July 2008
Fleet 5 Summer Cruise 2008Fleet 5 Summer Cruise 2008


Tachometer Calibration

by Bob McCullough
Tech Editor Emeritus

One of the problems we often encounter is a tachometer that is not accurate. Our Universal engines, depending on the model, are designed to run between 2800 and 3200 RPM. If the tachometer is inaccurate we don't know if we are exceeding our rated RPM.


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