Potter On Performance: Flush Your Engines—Not Your Money
02-01-2016 | 09:20 AM
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Potter On Performance: Flush Your Engines—Not Your Money
Great advice from a man—engine builder Ron Pottter— who knows what he's talking about, http://speedonthewater.com/boat-rest...not-your-money
02-01-2016 | 03:13 PM
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would this HD Inspection camera be useable to see the internals of the cylinder and catch the insufficiencies of the owner's wash down process?
a periodic inspection might help
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would this HD Inspection camera be useable to see the internals of the cylinder and catch the insufficiencies of the owner's wash down process?
a periodic inspection might help
Photo Credit: [NovoTech Industries]
02-01-2016 | 06:04 PM
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02-01-2016 | 06:49 PM
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Hey Matt,
Curious, how are the topics selected for which he writes about?
I have read his articles, very nice, but wonder if there might be a way for the readers to ask a question or 2 that he can also answer in his column? This is commonplace and may lead to more article ideas that people are really interested in.
Just a thought.
You, Jason, and Ron keep up the great work!
Curious, how are the topics selected for which he writes about?
I have read his articles, very nice, but wonder if there might be a way for the readers to ask a question or 2 that he can also answer in his column? This is commonplace and may lead to more article ideas that people are really interested in.
Just a thought.
You, Jason, and Ron keep up the great work!
02-01-2016 | 06:56 PM
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Hey Matt,
Curious, how are the topics selected for which he writes about?
I have read his articles, very nice, but wonder if there might be a way for the readers to ask a question or 2 that he can also answer in his column? This is commonplace and may lead to more article ideas that people are really interested in.
Just a thought.
You, Jason, and Ron keep up the great work!
Curious, how are the topics selected for which he writes about?
I have read his articles, very nice, but wonder if there might be a way for the readers to ask a question or 2 that he can also answer in his column? This is commonplace and may lead to more article ideas that people are really interested in.
Just a thought.
You, Jason, and Ron keep up the great work!
So far, I've suggested topics to Ron and he's responded beautifully. But questions are welcome and I welcome them. Send them to me at [email protected] and I'll send them on to Ron. If one or another strikes his fancy, well, it will make our jobs a whole lot easier. Thanks for the great suggestion! M
02-01-2016 | 07:59 PM
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would this HD Inspection camera be useable to see the internals of the cylinder and catch the insufficiencies of the owner's wash down process?
a periodic inspection might help
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This was taken with a $20 5mm inspection camera through the oil drain of a Bravo drive
CrazyFire® 3.5m/11.48ft Long Android Smartphone USB Endoscope Inspection Camera, 5.5mm Diameter Ultra Slim 6 LEDs HD 720P IP67 Waterproof Snake Borescope Mini USB Inspection Camera https://www.amazon.com/dp/B015SMFFV8..._U2bSwb33Y7YJ2
a periodic inspection might help
[ATTACH=CONFIG]550374[/ATTACH]
This was taken with a $20 5mm inspection camera through the oil drain of a Bravo drive
CrazyFire® 3.5m/11.48ft Long Android Smartphone USB Endoscope Inspection Camera, 5.5mm Diameter Ultra Slim 6 LEDs HD 720P IP67 Waterproof Snake Borescope Mini USB Inspection Camera https://www.amazon.com/dp/B015SMFFV8..._U2bSwb33Y7YJ2
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02-01-2016 | 08:18 PM
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Good info. I do not boat in salt water yet but would the heat exchangers and exhaust on a closed cooling system benefit from salt away or a comparable? Should it be done at the end of every day? Thanks
