About the battery trays, why cant i just put the batterys down on the floor of the boat? Would that hurt something?
First build... Cheap boat, lots of power
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[QUOTE=izcain;41325Looks like it is pretty good shape just needs a little TLC and whatnot.[/QUOTE]
Ya a lot of tlc, the hatch has some damage and its just dirty, seems like its been sitting for a while. A long time. I need to get my vaccum and vaccum out the inside from all the stirafoam and stuff. Then wipe the hull down again. I might paint this... Well i might save up for a good paint job for this beast.When speed isnt the option, change your waysComment
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I would epoxy those trays back in.They work great for strapping the batteries in with velcro straps.This is important if you wipe it out.A battery can come clean through a hull at speed.Comment
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Oh wow, well in that case, i might put those carbon fiber battery trays i got from mark and find where i will put the batterys at. Did they look fine in the pictures? And then put them in.When speed isnt the option, change your waysComment
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These are the pics of the MG I just finished for JasonCyclone
Jason's 001.jpgJason's 004.jpgJason's 002.jpg
And here's my thread on the repair/buildhttp://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/showthread.php?29419-Transom-fix&highlight=Comment
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