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Go to west marine and get a radar reflector. Like sailboats use.
Put it inside the front and call it a day. |
Originally Posted by thisistank
(Post 3193973)
Get ahold of a radar gun (someone will have one, maybe even Teague) and see if the theory pans out. Do some test runs on your own working up from 60 to over 100. Radar is usually good for plus/minus 5mph.
Radar really isn't a good choice if you're basing your findings solely on a radar reading. Too much can affect the turn out. Co-sign effect, other moving objects, power wires, etc. Lydar would be way better but to lock lydar is a mo-fo on a boat. That tech. that they use to regulate speeds in certain offshore classes would be a good way to get consistant readings as well. Good luck with the runs. Boats awesome. Jim www.ozarkspeedandmarine.com 573 280 9784 |
Plus there is a pretty good straight run around the point from my house :coolcowboy:
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Originally Posted by Young Performance
(Post 3193999)
Thanks Steve. Do you have any other suggestions?
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