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Old 06-07-2007, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by DoTheMath
Lot's of options guys - be part of the solution, not the problem...
So who sells this stuff? Any suggestions before I spend an hour googling it? Would like to find a purple lanyard to replace the cheesy factory red one...
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Originally Posted by jmeng
So who sells this stuff? Any suggestions before I spend an hour googling it? Would like to find a purple lanyard to replace the cheesy factory red one...


I know Overton`s has plenty of this stuff. Look in the PWC section.
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I agree. I like to clip mine thru my cooler, around my water bong and loop it through my bag. Therefore if I get ejected, my boat stops and my supply is saved.
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You don't have to have a D-clip to attach the lanyard to a pair of shorts.

Pick up a small carabiner as pictured below (less the compass), and hook the carabiner over the waistband or over the edge of your leg opening on your shorts. It works perfect.

Two more threads on the topic with lots of info:

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=129728

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=129573
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Old 06-07-2007, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by jmeng
So who sells this stuff? Any suggestions before I spend an hour googling it? Would like to find a purple lanyard to replace the cheesy factory red one...
Overton's
http://overtons.com/modperl/product/...yards&r=search

West Marine
http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs...key=SiteSearch

Bart's
http://www.bartswatersports.com/cata...yard/index.asp


Just to name a few...
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Another story............. two years ago I was with my 11 year old son in our 20' center console, I was teaching him basic driving skills, him at the wheel, just barely at planing speeds - with me right beside him, hand on the throttle. He got a little overzealous with the wheel, we got a little sideways. No harm, no foul, but it made me vow that lanyard (yes, I was wearing it) would always be worn while under way, NO excuses.
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Originally Posted by Stormrider
how do you retro an older boat that does not have a lanyard?
Can someone show a link to a kit or install?

All you need to do is buy the Mercury Kit.
www.bammarine.com has them, as well as your local dealer.

Its a simple install. All you do is install the Kill Switch into your Ignition Power On wire. (Not your Start wire.)
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Old 06-07-2007, 10:58 AM
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...but I have a snug fitting elastic wrist band that is connected to my cord and is always right there hanging on my ignition. Takes but a split second to slip it on over my wrist and doesn't effect my movement
DITTO. I've got both lanyards connected to one wrist-band. I must admit though, that I am guilty of only wearing it when in rough waters; by myself; or in a poker run. The wrist band concept makes it super simple and unobtrusive. The full time wearing though will need some conscious effort on my part. It's a hard point to argue.

Hey Vype, heard you were back in the Russian mother land? When you getting back? Gonna make the raftup at the Cove Saturday for Harborfest?...
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Originally Posted by Sydwayz
You don't have to have a D-clip to attach the lanyard to a pair of shorts.

Pick up a small carabiner as pictured below (less the compass), and hook the carabiner over the waistband or over the edge of your leg opening on your shorts. It works perfect.
I usually boat naked......what should I do?
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