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Other Members Boats

Adam’s new boat built for speed, but only just on the water. Still waiting for a full description. I saw this going on the 3^rd March 2001; it’s got lots of potential. Mike Broad was providing a helping hand, see next page for picture of hand warming exercises.

One of Laurie’s many boats. Still waiting for a full description.

Another of Laurie’s many boats. Still waiting for a full description. The last three photograph's where taken on the 05/05/01, Laurie has carried out some refinements and the Atlantic Challenger is beginning to shape up

Ian's new beast. This one came all the way from the States and you can see it here for it's maiden outing. As you can see from the first picture it wasn't all fun, a long time was spent getting it up and running (28/04/01) and as hardened I/C enthusiasts we spent most of it ducking in and out of the rain. Still waiting for a full description.

After a week out of the water Ian has managed to carry out some refinements and after changing the fuel the potential of the Seaducer is all evident. Wait until the tuning is finished. These photo's where taken on the 05/05/01. 15/09/01 - Ian is now in the last stages of tuning the Seaducer and the movie to the right just shows what can be done, it did take a new engine however and a lot of patience. Please be patient this is a 3.8Mb file so will take a little time to download, but well worth it.

Saturday (05/05/01) was a great day out at the Mote the weather was kind. Here is Stuart's multi-boat. It was going through a series of runs while being tuned up.

Tango as it is adeptly named after is colour, was bobbing across the water at a nifty speed. The kit was manufactured by SHG Marine approximately 15 years ago but was not fully assembled until the end of 2000. It is 67cm Long and 24cm Wide and is powered by a Merco 3.5cc engine (Also 15 years old)