Newbie looking for a sib
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ChrisParish
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Re: Newbie looking for a sib
Looking good there. Have you sealed the holes where you attached the transducer to the transom?
Not a complete idiot - some parts are missing.
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Barnowl
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- Boat Make: Seasearch 380
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Re: Newbie looking for a sib
Lol, yes I’m not as silly as I look!
Did the 100 hour service last night although every thing looks like new I’d rather start from a known point.
Hoping to take it out on Sunday afternoon for a test run.
Did the 100 hour service last night although every thing looks like new I’d rather start from a known point.
Hoping to take it out on Sunday afternoon for a test run.
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Barnowl
- I'm New
- Posts: 13
- Joined: 23 Jul 2019, 20:06
- Boat Make: Seasearch 380
- Outboard: Mercury f 15hp
- MMSI Number: 10
- Location: Launceston
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Re: Newbie looking for a sib
Managed to get on the water last night for the maiden voyage and really pleased.
Trimmed on 3rd hole, up on the plane easily tracks straight in mild chop. Managed 19mph on the gps with 4 adults so should be great with my son , myself and some fishing gear.
Forgot to fit the transponder so I haven’t tried the fish finder yet.
Trimmed on 3rd hole, up on the plane easily tracks straight in mild chop. Managed 19mph on the gps with 4 adults so should be great with my son , myself and some fishing gear.
Forgot to fit the transponder so I haven’t tried the fish finder yet.
