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[markh2000]

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[pjay9]

I wonder if they are open to allowing a discout to AAB members! I spy a couple of things I could use.

[goatram]

I second that about aab discount. Need to rig out the boat. You have a few things I would need.

[JETTYWOLF]

whatcha doing Goat....gonna turn the little one into a jet sled next?

[goatram]

Decided today to go Suzuki not Honda Motors on the Young Ride of mine. The Tin Lizzy just needs a jet Leg and she would be a Jet boat

[Chaps]

Good choice on engines, did you go with PA Marine?

[goatram]

No. Will go with Master Marine. Larry Carpenter is the owner. He does do a lot with the the support of Fishing rights in the north end.

[Chaps]

Cool, you'll luv'em. What HP?

[goatram]

df250

[Chaps]

You gonna hang & rig 'em? I've got the Suzuki install booklet somewhere I could send you

[JETTYWOLF]

Decided today to go Suzuki not Honda Motors on the Young Ride of mine. The Tin Lizzy just needs a jet Leg and she would be a Jet boat

TWINS????????

I see the new "Suzy-zuki's" don't have the need for a counter rotating motor. Now, all ya have to do is flip a lever or something to make one into a counter-rotate engine. I'm still old school. Not sure if that fly by wire stuff is for a daily driver. (when I am busy which isn't now )

Did ya get the package yet from J-ville Fla??????

[goatram]

A wire is what controls the rotation of the prop.
No not yet.

Boat Show in Seattle Starts this Friday Cough Cough Hack I am Sick on Friday.

[JETTYWOLF]

A a, a, a, a wire??????.......another 12Volt powered mechanics nightmare?
Wonderful. You can tell I live in a Manual operation world. That's why I like your gauge mounted on gas tank sending unit!

Sort of the same subject; I just put trailering mirrors on the Dodge Truck. Talk about EZ! 15 minutes per mirror.

Compared to some other vehicles I have owned. It was almost like Dodge knew that someone would be taking the inside door panels off, and changing the mirrors. The damn inside door panel is even "hinged" for the lack of a better term. three screws, lift and it swings from the top by the window. WoW, it was easy. My Old 1984 Ford had these gawd awfull plastic pins with barbs on them all over the inside of the door panels, and they'd get screwed up when taking off, if you didn't have the right tool'age.

And I'm an old Ford Only Man. So you can understand my amazement when doing this job yesterday. It went the way it's SUPPOSED to be. EZ.

NOW....the 12 VOLT electric Trim angle sensor & Gauge on my dash of the boat. That's another story. WISH it was a lever, and not electric.

Something the Fly By Wire people will probably learn in 6-10 years

My RayMarine C-120 sounder display unit, after 6 years has been back to Raymarine once already.
And now the "BEEP" sound you get when pushing a key on the display went out. And I'm sure all "alarm modes" too. NO BEEPS, anywhere.

Been on the Raymarine tech forum and ya know what the techs told me

MARINE ENVIROMENT Live with the short comings....or buy NEW.

I told them to F' off!

[goatram]

Dave Take a deep breath and come into the light. It is 2013 the world is evolving and Fly By Wire is here to stay. Soon you will be Stuck with old Doo-doo and with no money if you don't let some Tech into your head dude.