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I don't get it. I subscribed.....like 1000 times but still have yet to recieve one. What do I need to do?

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Go to your local dealer and pick one up.

I just got mine today and many had theirs last week.

Good luck

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I thought they mailed them to you. My nearest dealer is 40 miles one way.

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Jason I beleive you need to be a registered member of the Baja Owners Club! After I became a member they started mailing me one. I think you can sign up on Baja's web sight (not TBM).

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Got my membership card in my hand. I'll retry.

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im registered but mine come off & on each season. looks like everyone is receiving the new one, but i havent got it yet. guess i will go & resubmit my info.

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I have been getting these for a couple years. Usually once a quarter I believe. I have not gotten one recently like others so I'll be watching my mailbox...........

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I've been a member for a few years now and I always have to go the Baja site and resign up to get a new issue. My nearest dealer is over 2 hours away. :mad:

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Unrelated subject cause I can't start new thread. On 30OL w/ AC/DC galley pack, can you switch to DC and run fridge or micro off the batteries?
Hope to own a 30OL soon. Thanks...

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My fridge is DC only, we run it all the time when on the boat.

The microwave is AC only.

When you hook up to shore power the FIRST thing you should always turn on is the battery charger. Then run EVERYTHING!

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Thanks Dock. Do you have just two batts? Any issue's running them down to nothing? I suppose you have a Baja with factory galley pack or are you talking about a fridge you added yourself?

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I have a 36 Outlaw pretty much loaded out. It came with Fridge, Electric stove, fresh water holding tank and sink, microwave, vacu-flush head, Television and VCR (replaced with flat screen & DVD) and Heat & Air Conditioning.

We have never had any problems with the batteries. I usually charge them overnight before we head to the water if we have not used the boat in a few weeks, and I replace my batteries every other season.

The pump for the fresh water and head do not use much power, we run the fridge and the stereo a lot while anchored with no problems. The television and DVD will put a drain on the batteries, so we do not use them much except when hooked to shore power.

Hope this helps out.

Almost forgot, I just have two batteries.

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Kind of funny to think how outdated VCRs are already. I can remember our first one at home with the pop up top loader, and corded remote.

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Yeah, for about a thousand bucks!

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just signed up for my baja subscrips. Cando