Highfield Roll Up and Torqeedo Travel UNBOXING and ASSEMBLY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มี.ค. 2021
- We unbox the Highfield Roll Up 250 and the Torqeedo Travel 1103CS that we will be using as we cruise with the Corsair trimaran. We also assemble everything and take it all out for the maiden voyage.
Highfield Roll Up: bit.ly/Highfield250
Torqeedo: amzn.to/3WKlR0A
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That’s about the size of our dinghy and we carry it on the port trampoline of our Corsair F31. It has a 2.5 hp gas outboard. Very easy to haul aboard. Can’t tow it well over 8 knots which is a pretty common speed for us so it lives on the netting. Hope you three enjoy your FL loop! (We miss your beautiful state so much!)
Really enjoyed the video. Looks like another nice product from Highfield and Torqeedo. The step by step instructions were spot on. Just a note to Billy, let Sierra drive!
I recommend a "Bravo" high pressure pump. 12v and you can set the cut-off pressure. I use them at work for our boats and can do a 30 foot RHI in 10 minutes
Very useful and easy to assemble dinghy and neat electric motor ⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵
Guys, now that you've had the highfield for over a year, how do you find the inflatable floor for endurance? Had the floor stood up to general wear and tear? And what's your sense of performance with the blow up floor and inflatable keel?
Did anyone else involuntarily yell out, Jetty! at the beginning of the video or was it just me?😄
Just you.
What highfield dingy is this ?
The old style cl360
cuanto pesa
Battery power is not there yet. But one day
Returning my torqeedo 1103CS for a Honda BF6. The range at reasonable speed was too low. Wind and tide just made it basically unusable for anything other than ship to shore. No exploring. Plus the Honda has six years warranty Vs torqeedo's two
I just watched this video and what poor show. Don't read the instructions and do everything incorrectly. Partially inflate the tubes to stretch out the wrinkles makes it easier to install the floor. The keel is the last tube inflated. The side tubes need to be partially inflated to at most 1psi in all tubes before fully inflating so that you do not blow out the interior baffles.
I know that you are trying to look cute and clever by not reading the instructions, but it just makes you look ignorant.