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It's okay guys, he just didn't spend enough. PS: The smartest thing Tony's done since the last time he posted is not to open his mouth/keyboard again.

So at exactly what dollar amount between $2,800 and $5,000 can a customer expect no leaks and all parts? $4,200? Or is it not an all or nothing deal and rather linear? So for $2,800 you get a lot of leaks but as you increase the amount sent to the builder, the volume of leaked water linearly...

It was probably 100% watertight when it left the shop. :lmao: I can't wait to hear how this is the customer's fault.

I'm taking the kids to the 2D normal version tomorrow. I watched Thor 2 a couple of weeks ago. That was pretty good (but certainly not great). As far as TV goes, with Breaking Bad over, Walking Dead and Revolution on Winter break, and Falling Skies turning into utter :-):-):-):-) - I am out...

Good luck. I'll believe it when I see it. I was not at all impressed with the CEO trying to pull a fast one on me by citing his warranty posted online as the actual warranty, when the printed warranty was different. This was specifically about TL. He was convinced that the warranty prohibited...

Be sure to have a fire extinguisher* handy. *Rated for chemical fires.

While these batteries - not just AntiGravity, but all of them - are marketed as high-end and certainly priced accordingly, in my opinion they are nothing more than a cash-grabbing attempt with relatively new technology penetrating into a market that wasn't there before. What better way to do...

I hate to tell you this, but this CSI-style "enhance the photo" thing is bullchit.

What I found far more effective was making sure I had a good hood seal and eliminate the water from getting near the carbs in the first place. After that, outerwears are far from essential and more of an annoyance.

Except that they aren't any good at protecting against water, either.

I see you came up short on that roll, too.

I commute daily, about 15-30 miles every day for the past 3.5 years. I rode a Trek 7.3 Hybrid for three years and liked it a lot. It was a $600 bike new. I put an Explorer MTX rack on it and some fenders. In June I found a CL deal on a used Bianchi Via Nirone 7 Sora road bike, $400 bucks for...

^^You're exactly right. I hoped this hull and builder would work out. Looks like that isn't the case. As a builder, you get one or two chances to get this right. Shipping garbage like that and then blaming the customer is not getting it right, it's :-):-):-):-)ing it up. Badly. This hull...

But you are using Internet Explorer?

Negative only

So how would requiring vendors to pay an annual fee stop you receiving unwanted pm's from those vendors about your wtb ads? And really, you would essentially like less responses to your requests for parts, and all of it financed by the vendors that you don't like to hear from. Edit: To be...

Define vendor. Is it DASA? (They aren't on here) Is it Joe Schmoe selling some bilge switch he makes in his free time?

Lol no.

A 1990-2007 cable would give you more throw, but your pole will not be able to work with that cable. There are modifications you can do to the pole to accept the cable, but I am unsure of what that requires. Your other option is to use an aftermarket pole or a 1996-2007 stock pole. Keep in...