My new Skater
01-01-2008, 12:34 AM
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maybe talk to TRES MARTIN about his driving school that would be perfect for you since your going from a Vee to a CAT
. IT will save you money on insurance which is high for cats. and Tres can school you on your own boat theres a lot of guys swearing by it that it has helped
good luck and be safe. art
. IT will save you money on insurance which is high for cats. and Tres can school you on your own boat theres a lot of guys swearing by it that it has helped good luck and be safe. art
01-01-2008, 05:51 PM
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Good advice. Ill look into that. I know personally I like to know how to drive based on the gauges, but there is alot that you just have to "feel". I like to have all the basis covered. Also, the more that I think about it, there is no trim on the throttles or wheel. So which do you let go of when you trim, the gas or the wheel. I would think the gas, I dont think it would ever be good to let go of the wheel.
01-01-2008, 05:59 PM
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Good advice. Ill look into that. I know personally I like to know how to drive based on the gauges, but there is alot that you just have to "feel". I like to have all the basis covered. Also, the more that I think about it, there is no trim on the throttles or wheel. So which do you let go of when you trim, the gas or the wheel. I would think the gas, I dont think it would ever be good to let go of the wheel.
01-09-2008, 04:21 PM
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