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It would make sense if some of the sheet's wore not brittle... But in this case they all suffered the same fate. When installed there was no difference between sides. But a valid theory, im sure some products might in fact have uv protection on one side. Thanks for the info 👍

Thanks 😊 Cheers mate 👍

Thank you so much. Cheers mate 🍻

Nice 👍 what do you do about leaving the dinghy unattended? I still have not found a good solution.

You are very welcome. Cheers 👍

Yep, and skills 😂

@@reversingentropy I dont think any amount of skill can overcome riding in the dirt without knobbys.

Baaaa, nice one. 😂😂😂

@@reversingentropy 👍🏼

Espera ate veres o resultado final, 😆 video em breve.

One hole at the time... Cheers 🍻

The answer is very simple, You have to move them 😆, sometimes you can get away with removing just one support and stand on just 3.

Thanks 😊 I got myself inside the boat and only left for supplies, until it was done, I'm not the type to stay in the hard for years, I'd rather suffer like hell for a few months and get it over with 😂 Cheers

Care to elaborate? I don't know your story.

I bought it in a local store, i have no link sorry. Good luck on your refit. Cheers 🍻

I am so sorry you don't like it. Cheers

Thanks for the suggestion, 😃 but why would i do that? What would in your opinion be gained by that approach? Sincere question. Cheers

Absolutely perfect. Im never using anything else to fix the dinghy 👌 cheers

I've used other glues where the tube come away at rear letting water in and really not very strong. Would you use this product everywhere opposed to the 2 part stuff? Thanks

@@scottcraig7609 I would use it everywhere that's not exposed to uv light. For the dinghy seams it's perfect because the seam protects from the sun

Totally agree... Live and learn 😅

But then how does one do OffRoad far away from home ? For me the whole point is for one motorcycle to be able to do everything, but i know unicorns don't exist 🤷‍♂️

Thanks so much, yeah I still ride and i still fall a lot lol i just haven't filmed it because its a lot of work 😅

Thank you so much for your comment. Yes you are absolutely right, the right tool for the right mission. Cheers

Looool 😆😆😆

A bit more skill wouldn't hurt either 😅

Thanks. The process of grinding eliminated all the liquid. In other words i grinded past the liquid layer. Cheers

@@reversingentropy Thanks, sounds like a good way around the drying if you have enough material!

@@Mco998-pf1wi yep. In my case the hull is about 10mm the liquid was about 2 or 3mm deep so it worked out perfectly.

Thank you so much 😊

Thanks for the advice... Cheers 🍻

Yes it is super dumb. It should have an indicator on the battery itself. 5 LED's would have been enough to do the job.

They sure are. Cheers 💪

You are so right... But then smaller bikes suck on the highway 🤷‍♂️ Thanks so much for the support 👍

They all want light or inexpensive anchors until they drag... Then the anchor is priceless. 😆 Cheers

@@reversingentropy ye the only downside of it is heavier to pull back up which I need to do by hand but ye like the no need to worry about dragging my anchor

Thanks... Cheers mate 😊

That’s for a displacement hull. Any planing hull reacts quite differently.

I had to jailbreak it. Now its the best drone ever 😅

Yep. I learned that the hard way 😂

@@reversingentropy Keep practicing. I know it's a workout!

Very true.. cheers

I used Montana spray cans. And it still locks Great today. Cheers

There is a newer video. Explaining that the phone died, so see that one too. Cheers

You are very welcome. Cheers

So far its still perfect. The only issue that is not really a problem is the exes sica that is exposed to the elements is sticky. I should have cleaned it better. But slowly it is being cleaned by sand and water etc. The joints are still super strong.

Sorry, i have no ideia. Cheers

Don't know if i would trust a bike lock. But yeah its better than carrying the battery around 😁

That's what we do. Simple, quick and easy. Probably not necessary as most boaters are well off enough that they don't need to steal. But the temptation to acquire an extra $1500 battery could be tempting... whether for backup or an emergency.

@@soundservices950 it's not the boaters you need to worrie about. Its mostly the locals... Every place has it's bad Apple's 🤷‍♂️

Lighter bikes suck on the highway. So i would just be replacing a problem for another. But thanks for the suggestion.

@@reversingentropy My comment is just a suggestion. From your video its clearly visible that you are "afraid" of this bike off road. On a highway its a different story. Anyway thanks for the good content and also thanks to show how u use that bike from every aspects

@@ferencnemeth8319 its a valid suggestion. I have thought about it various times. In the end what i wish for is the unicorn bike lol 😂 never the less this footage is old now. I don't fall like that anymore, now i fall much faster 😂 cheers 💪

Hi. The compressor in the video is a normal 12v tire filling compressor from Amazon. But i dont recommend it. Later i changed to an electric SUP, kayak and dinghy Pump. These make enough pressure and have a much higher airflow. Cheers mate.

​@@reversingentropy does the SUP one goes with 12v battery ?

@@avish5959 yes most of them yes. Some even have integrated battery.

The old sailors say: If one must cross this cape, the seas and winds will increase 10 fold if a Catarina is on board. 😘

So far it's the most reliable car we have ever had. We have done absolutely nothing to it. We haven't changed any oils, any water or even brake pads. There is one issue though which is it needed a new 12 volt battery and even though we replaced the 12 volt battery now we have a dash indication every time we start the car. We are supposed to go to a Volkswagen dealer and pay about 150 euro to perform a supposedly battery adaptation. This is for the 12 volt battery so basically what it is is they need to clear the code and they charge you for it. Also the seats get very dirty somehow just by having humidity or water. They stay in very very easily Besides that, everything else absolutely perfect.

@@reversingentropy Thank you so much for the extended answer. Cheers

Yes, there is no built-in lock. However, you might be able to lock it using a chain and a padlock. Nevertheless, I would not feel comfortable leaving the battery on site even with a training padlock so I just take my battery with me.

@@reversingentropy - I find it staggering that no one in the design stage had the foresight to ask why the user would want to lug 8kg around when they reached their destination and provide no means of locking the battery in. It makes me wonder what other practical considerations they were too shortsighted to see, UV damage maybe from months sitting on a pushpit? Seems more like a product for recreational fishermen maybe rather than use on a tender. If so they’ve colossally misjudged their potential market.

I just use a bike lock on mine and it works quite well.

Warranty?

@reversingentropy due to UK low on battery postage ....dji asked me to destroy the battery .salt+water .make it video of it, then submit this video to them . They provided me with a code for a free battery .Ordered one last night .

@@tomaszkus3652 wow thats. Crazy doesn't it heat up in the salt water?

@@reversingentropy not at all.

@@tomaszkus3652 Nice to know. Cheers 🍻

Soo glad you liked the video. The evasion is a very cool little 50 but bear in mind it's very light about 8 tons so its very rolly at anchor. We now have a heavier boat and the difference is astonishing. Hope this helps. Cheers mate

About 2.5k, cheers

Im very happy i could help. 😁 Cheers and good winds 💪

How much cost this

@@chandrahassuvarna2720 it costs around 2.4k cheers

@@reversingentropy is it's available in India

@@chandrahassuvarna2720 i have no association with e-propulsion, i do not know. Cheers.