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I love the silence when you launch and are airborne...splash and jam some more...but I have never had that much air under mine....That is 1 awesome pic :drink:

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1st rule of offshore:

Trim up for heli's . . . . you might not get another chance.

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Sure you get another chance...we're gonna do it again in Spring......

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Right on Chris! Let's go!

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Matt, I don't think we're going to make it. Too much other stuff going on.

GeeterB, I don't think theres a better sound out there than all that horse power coming off and on as you fly! :cool:

Chris, Doing it again in Spring? I'm in....Let's see if I can match or beat this one. :drink:

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Man i am so bummed i couldn't make it.


Looks sweet Tank

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[QUOTE=Sydwayz]

At that point, having a trailer hitch ball mounted on the bottom of your seat comes in handy for holding you in the boat. I think they only install them in Fountains and Activators though.
:evilb: :evilb: :evilb:

I was there with my Fountain (doing better than 60) but was unable to get much air... I guess it's just the boat :rolleyes:

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:cool:

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Great Pic!!

Tried that in my 1987 Top Gun on Lake Winnebago 3 weeks ago at 45 mph while doing some tuning work on my engines. Came down and landed under the bolster, folded up like a pretzel, my left ankle bent up staring at me. Ouch!! Crutches for 6-8 weeks. Wish I was a strong as my kevlar Cig!

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Hopefully they do s slo-mo fade of that sequence in the vid.. Nice shot!!