Have you Logged In?
Almost all of the problems that users have with this website can be traced to not logging in with their user name and password. Unregistered users and members who have not logged in will see lots of advertisements and cannot access many pages. You will not be able to join or renew without logging in. Before getting angry or frustrated, try logging in!
About Membership, Signing On, and "How To"
WEBSITE ACCESS
There are two types of access to the C36/375IA website. One level of access is for the general public, and includes most of the website. The second level of access is for members only, and includes all of the public area, plus our extensive library of technical documentation including equipment manuals, owner’s manuals, upgrades, and maintenance, as well as the Association Toolbox, special items in the Ship’s Store, and quarterly magazine.
Why Join C36/375 IA?
C36/375IA Members have access to:
1. Access to Over 115 “How They Did It” Articles on Owner Maintenance and Upgrade Projects in addition to Reference Manuals
CLICK TO SEE A LIST OF ADDITIONAL BENEFITS...
Nimue with new, longer boom
Here she is with long boom in place - but still the old 12.5' foot mainsail - winning the New Year's Day race in approx zero knots of wind. Finished ahead of a J/33!
Just found the new bigger main, not recut yet but its coming.
Jason
Mk I is a haven for snapper
Moored at Ilot Laregnere in New Caledonia, South Pacific, these large fish made use of our hull as shelter... the island is a wildlife reserve - so there were no opportunities taken!
Mainsheet is now Online!
A new feature for C36/375IA members - Mainsheet Magazine, the quarterly publication for Catalina owners, is now available online, in a pdf format! All the stories, all the pictures, and all the tech notes. With the permission of the publisher, we have provided a link to the pdf. The link is under the blue Mainsheet tab on the home page. Enjoy!
(This link is only avaiable to full members of C36/375IA)
Lightning Finds Its Way
by Bruce Landsberg
S/V Southern Comfort #1881
Deale, MD
Thankfully, we weren’t aboard Southern Comfort, our 2000 Catalina 36, when she was hit by lightning at the end of August 2009. According to slip mates, a series of heavy thunderstorms rolled across the western shore of Chesapeake Bay and the resulting sparks made it look like a welder’s convention.
Mark I and Mark II anchored in Lake Huron's North Channel
Photo by Mike Ogline
S/V Shadow #1836
Sandusky Sailing Club - Lake Erie
Shadefish at OpSail 2012
Shadefish hull 2008 sailing with the fleet at OpSail 2012 Norfolk Va.
