E-mail Messages Does this forum send messages that have been posted to our inboxes? I don't seem to be getting the new posts in my inbox. In the control panel, I do have "receive instant notifications" checked. Any help would be great. I'll have nothing to do at work without e-mails from the group!
Cap, That's all I did when I signed up, check the "receive instant notifications" box. Email is how I got this post. W.
Doesn't seem to be working for me. I've checked and I have it set up right. No idea. Guess I'll have to earn my money at work now. It's a sad, sad day. Matt Steel Pleasure Windsor, ON
Endless Summer... Yes, BUT: You can start your very OWN threads at the beginning - when you first come "into" (just like home ) the Roamer Club. So,..., getting bored - start anew.
I Believe... That some Roamers were manufactured from aluminum as well... The Chris*Craft Commander Club that might be joining...Would that be the one headquartered in South Haven, Michigan? Thanks, William lll
GETTING INDIVIDUAL EMAIL MESSAGES I was under the assumption that this forum would work like others I have been a part of in that, if you reply to a message in a particular thread (or make a fresh post), and select "receive instant notification", it would notify you if someone replied to YOUR post. I also assumed this system would not simply send out individual email messages from everyone that posted in the forum. The "notification" system is strictly for replies to your post? Am I correct in this assumption? In other words, this new setup is, for the most part, strictly Internet based, meaning you must have your Internet browser to get ALL the messages that been posted.
Our system sends automated e-mails to notify you of a new post in any thread you are participating in. In your User CP, you can choose to un-subscribe from any thread, at any time. Once a new post is made, our software will notify you of the FIRST NEW POST, but can also send you messages when someone else posts a response. In answer to your question, yes... you will need to open your browser and go to YachtForums to see any new messages *PAST* the first response. The first response message you receive by e-mail will contain the actual written response by that poster (or member). I'm not sure if I've cleared this up or just made the water more muddy, but I'll be more than happy to help you guys migrate over to our forums. This software may appear a little daunting at first (compared to basic forums, newsgroups, etc.), but it is very powerful, very stable and packed full of features. Think of this as a sea-trial. You've got to hit a few waves to see how the old girl responds.
Topic Titles Eric, Is there any way that they can set this forum up so that we have the ability to set up new topics of discussion within each catagory...this way we can follow the topics of interest for each of us...the current way has everything running together and can't be followed very easily?? Just an idea...let me know if it didn't make much sense in my above explanation. Also, the direct link from the original area we had does not guide you to this area and the forum they list is not really where this one is located...it took some time to find this.
R U Looking for a Roamer Hi Djack, I may be selling depending on how interested you are. I have a 1965 Aluminum Roamer in Miami that I have spuced up. I was not in the market to sell but I may reconsider. Let me know more.
R U Looking for a Roamer? Hi Djack, I may be selling depending on how interested you are. I have a 1965 Aluminum 56' Roamer in Miami that I have spuced up. I was not in the market to sell but I may reconsider. Let me know more.
Miami VIce? A '65 MY 56' (AL) in Miami? Wow! Dont think we have heard about that one. Can you tell us her story, we love to hear it. Cheers! Eric PS - Does this Roamer look familiar?
Alan, She does look great. What did you use for paint? I repainted my 41 regal with the same scheme. I used Awl-Grip and had her faired out to hide the weld seams and the other blemishes. Now it is hard to tell she is not Glass. Was your 48 done the same way?? Mark
djack I am an original Roamer owner....my Dad bought our 48 Rivieria new in 1967. she's still in the family. I went thru this with a recent survey. Make sure your surveyor has "metal boat" experience and knows how to do a quality untrasound. Also, the surveyor should look in all areas to see if there is any electrolysis in hidden places. Roamer used a vinyl interior undercoating to seal & protect both sides of the steel. The whole interior was sprayed before anything was installed. I'm happy to answer any questions. ss6748
9lives Mark, love your 41. What year? Roamer used a fairing compound on all of their hull sides to hide the welds but didn't use it on the bottom. The compound can draw moisture if it's under water. My '67 48 Riv has the same thing. ss6748
To 9 Lives My hull was smoothe .. It did not need faring out, And yes it does look like glass. The paint , I think it was called Bright side ?? WE all have great boats . good luck
Dear Alloyed You Found me, Eric. That was the picture I first saw of her b4 I bought it. Where did you get it? You know your stuff!
The Walls Have Eyes... ..., you got a Roamer - you gotta friend here in Roamer World! Actually, I didn't think there were too many '65 MY 56' (AL)s in Florida. You've got yourself a pretty fine cruiser there - originally featured as the "Bahamas Express" on the CC Roamer website. Didja know she originally belonged to a beer baron from Milwaukee? They tend to gravitate south. She also won the Ft. Lauderdale Xmas Day Boat Parade not too long ago - but you already knew all of this, eh? Anyway, hope she's treating you right; but if you indeed want to sell - we can give you a free advertisement on the Holland Exchange. Just let me know. CHeers! Eric