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(It also gets rid of this banner!). I started to post this on a different thread, but I figured I'd put it on here for all to see. I saw your posting on the Chaparral boat owners forum about you looking for the owner's manual.
It's attached below. It really isn't very helpful to me. They might as well have given me a manual for a 1993 Bayliner 175 - it provides about the same amount of information. The start-up guide for the Medallion 6.5' touch screen is garbage as well (that's all Chaparral provided me for that).
A lot of self-learning is involved with this boat for me. I'm trying to read a chart in the owners manual (attached in the first post). On page 66 of the Adobe reader, it has a 'MINIMUM OCTANCE RATING' (whatever 'octance' is - I'm sure it's just a typo). What is this chart telling me? My dealer said to only use mid-grade fuel, but I'm trying to interpret the owner's manual a little at a time. Hp 2015 service manual.
Also, I've opened the manual on 2 different computers (Apple and a Dell) and both of them have no page numbers throughout the entire document. Is anyone else having the same view, or is it just some security settings that I'm having to deal with? Some of the warnings a graphics don't seem to display correctly either.