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Topic: "G-Whiz 2.0" 2018 Revo 13  (Read 4443 times)

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agoodhi

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Here's the semi-final rigging picture:
now go get some chrome blood on it!


splashdown

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Great work getting the kayak up and running. Looks great. Now put blood on it :smt004
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Now put blood on it :smt004

she goes out tomorrow for her maiden voyage!

No compass?

Not at the moment... keeping her as simple as possible...

I would drill some drain holes at the battery compartment just in case...

The OEM battery holder from Hobie, has the battery fully exposed; plus I hope that it doesnt get submerge long enough to take on that much water....

I used the deep gear bucket so I wouldn't have to turn the batt sideways
The brick batteries are sealed; so I didnt think it was that much of an issue...
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she goes out tomorrow for her maiden voyage!


She's a beauty. Good luck with your maiden voyage  :smt006