Finally got a digital camera!!! My Toy!!!
03-25-2002 | 10:27 PM
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From: Bolton Landing NY
Looks great. I love the graphics. How fast does she run with the wipple???? How do those trim tabs hold up. I am thinking of adding 280's to my 28 excel but they are a bit to large. The boat will be running close to the 80's and I didnt know how well other brands hold up to the high speeds.
03-26-2002 | 08:09 AM
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From: Houston, TX
Say dude!
I love the graphics too. I'm going to try to gets some better pics this weekend.
As for the boat. I'm still dialing it in, but I'm in the mid to upper 70's. I'm hoping to get into the 80's by the time I get through with it!!
As far as the tabs the boat runs and lands flat. I never even use the tabs. There has been some instances when I have over 5 people in it taking off, but other than that I never touch them!
Goooooooo Scarabs!!!
Shawn
I love the graphics too. I'm going to try to gets some better pics this weekend.
As for the boat. I'm still dialing it in, but I'm in the mid to upper 70's. I'm hoping to get into the 80's by the time I get through with it!!
As far as the tabs the boat runs and lands flat. I never even use the tabs. There has been some instances when I have over 5 people in it taking off, but other than that I never touch them!
Goooooooo Scarabs!!!
Shawn
03-26-2002 | 08:52 PM
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From: Harrison Township, MI
It wasn't too bright outside, you under exposed. Cameras are dum, they want to see everyting 18% gray. Try taking a reading off of the dark blue, then step back and take the picture. Typical 18% gray is grass or typical maple type of tree leaves. Gee, not only a boater, but a photographer. Good luck with the new toy.
