Good on ya Dan.
Good luck guys.![]()
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Good on ya Dan.
Good luck guys.![]()
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Do you have photos of the whole boat?
Just this one.![]()
Sorry Hank, the boat is still outside on my sons patio area, between the fence and house I can't get far enough away for a full length pic. Shooting to have it moved into the garage within 10 days and will take some pics.
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Very nice Mike.![]()
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Welcome mate, good to have you aboard.
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Welcome mate, you and your dad will fit in well here...true passion
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Thanks Alex, I smell spring in the air.;)
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Welcome mate, looking forward to watching the Vid tonight.
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I'll look in my old laptop tomorrow.
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Have to trip the excess rubber gasket from the rotary switch on the left, than procure the search light joy stick switch. Gear control lever cover is just sitting loose and needs a 1/16'' trim at the top near the trim switch.
Getting there..but I'm suffering from ''Mission Creep''.
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Welcome Lotta.
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Welcome Elliott, great intro mate. Tell Robert Don says hi.
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Love the artistic curved shaping at the front, a friend of mine in the UK has a jig'ed laminate that the reminds me of your gun. Beautiful workmen ship...lots of hrs there.
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Tomorrow will be a busy day;) Bennet trim rams to be fit.
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My first real wetsuit was a custom 1/4 '' Rubatex camo, built by Bess from M+B wetsuits in Long Beach Ca in 1981, I believe it cost me close to 200 bucks, so I was pretty careful with it the first week on my inflatable.The following week I went on a friends boat to the island.The skipper was Rene Rojos, (long time commercial diver and Spearfishing Word record holder). Rene was also a member of the Scuba Pro gear test team and had a long life at sea. When Rene saw my spanking new suit he told me to cut the farmer johns top off just under the peck muscles. I resisted for a few weeks but the next time I went to his boat we tied a string around my chest to mark out the cut line with chalk, then preform the surgery, sealing the threads with glue. Every suit since has been ordered this way or modified if off the shelf. Rene still commercially dives sea urchin in the ice cold Channel Islands and still wears them this way..... my 2 cents.
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Welcome Gabriel. good to have you.
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