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Hi!
Do you know the reability on the engine?
I purchased one a few months ago, seems to be in pretty good condition, and their rep. seems to be good.
Do you know if the motor still runs, have it been trouble-free etc?
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hi danger
just one point on wash i noticed you come off the throttle rather quickly on your wash segment. it didnt effect that boat olus it was pretty calm. many boats are prone to copping a wave over the stern if you come off tge stick to fast. its a good habit to take not of the size of wash following and give it a gentle stab as the wash approches the stern. let the wash ride under the boat then ease right off. ive watched half your vid and checking your teaching style out. doing pretty good:) -
Subscriber earned!!! Great vid mate, I recently bought a little boat and I can't wait to put it in the water. This video help a lot because I live in Melbourne and it's the same stuff really but the weather is more unpredictable down here.
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love the vids mate. great work
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Good and informative video. Well done, Cap!
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Great video Stu. Taught me loads as a new boater, just need to practice now! But this was a great start, really like your presenting style, relaxed but informative.
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Excellent watch, envious of the local!
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Thank You sir. Great lesson
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This video helped alot. I watched it 3 times before getting on the water for the first time. Smooth boating thanks to your tips dude. Keep up the good videos.
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thanks heaps for puting such an.informative vid with real boat demos, learened a lot from this vid especially approching the dock part. cant wait to try this tech on water. thanks again danger marine
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Well presented 👍Just 1 thing. Where were ya fenders?
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Great vid mate , only had my boat for a year and learnt heaps from this to fine tune docking the boat . Keep up the good work .
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Nice video, but can you recommend me some inflantable boat with 25hp outboard motor? Thanks
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hi stu, awesome video, you made it look so easy but lots of useful tips to try,im new at boating so greatly appreciated. i do have a request if you havent already done a video on the subject yet, and that is prop dynamics and selection. i have a johnson 115 hp on a 15' and flicking through the service manual there is nearly a whole page of prop that are available. thanks, looking forward to a summer on the water. Darren
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thank you for the information mate it help people that new to boats
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I'm happy. I don't live in a very tidal area
In this video I go through the basics of driving an outboard-powered runabout boat (or "tinnie" as we call them locally.) This includes judging your speed, leaving and approaching a pontoon, manoeuvring in a confined space, navigating in a channel and driving between moorings. We also explore techniques such as using a deck line to spring on or off a pontoon when weather gets bad. This is a great way to avoid running into trouble when the wind picks up as it does by the end of this video. If you are new to boating and looking for a few pointers before heading out on the water this video is a good place to start, but even if you are more experienced you might still learn something from this one. Learning to handle a boat can be a lot of fun, and there is always something new to discover so be sure to post your own tips in the comments as well! Apps use: https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/au-tides-pro-tide-predictions/id425125250?mt=8 https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/weatherzone-plus/id336262957?mt=8 https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/weather-by-willyweather/id592978502?mt=8