I don't know how to link it but if you pull up the google map you can clearly see a nice cruiser wake running right up the east side of the peninsula.. :woot:
Another issue you may have - Ive seen where people save a link to the desktop, then some upload software isn't smart enough to follow the link so you get an error that the ".lnk" file type isn't supported. (or worse you upload/email a useless link to your c: drive..) If you aren't sure about...
I think you'll be ok if you put down a layer or two of epoxy/cloth around the entire edge. Sand real good of course. (sand/grind all the way though whatever gel coat or paint is on the hull when you really need a bond)
I've got 5 or 6 years on my jet works -- never used any special charger with it either. Just hit it with the trickle charger 2-3 times over the winter.
so-called priority mail is not much better. No tracking and (get this) when they loose priority mail you need to wait 30 days before they will even take a report on it.
Just on a quick look there is stuff under $1k for RC airplanes. (now that 125 is making everything look pricy!) . I have no clue about quality range etc, or how hard to waterproof - thats why I asked if anyone considered it.
Ok for the dense I meant a radio transmitter arrangement so that you could record on high quality equipment that stays on the beach instead of stuffing your video at low res on a memory card.
Not true, I've seen ice shatter an open glass bowl (with nice sloped sides)
I figure the surface freezes first and locks the rest in.
Now things like a water box probably flex enough to be OK, but personally I flush the whole works with antifreeze.
screws should have worked better than rivets (I hate pop rivets). Best to use self tapping / sheet metal screws and drill pilot holes for them. I use somewhat larger screws with big old hex heads and remove them after the epoxy sets. My guess no or too-small pilot holes was your trouble more so...
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