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Give me some time...I want to see if I can make some on my machine. They won’t be chrome...rather aluminum.

Does anyone know if the sheriffs dept ever took advantage of the generous side scan sonar offers that were made? I never heard back from the sheriffs office when I tried to contact them.

Nice! I suspect we might see some really high end posts soon. As for myself, I started a small collection of Snapon years ago. Every year I add a bit more to it. When my son was born, I cloned my set and have been building up 2 sets now...mine and his. When he turns 16 or so...I’ll give him...

Hey there RB. are you a TN resident? Joel

Cool bit of machining. Doesn’t really address the problem though. The entire drive was never designed for the kind of power being thrown at it. Im still not sure why everyone still sees the need to drag the entire gear case though the water when there are other proven options. If I had the...

I built a big rolling freestander from MDF. It is a torsion beam construction so it doesn’t bow even with several hundred pounds placed dead center. I skinned the top with Masonite. It’s a great assembly table that’s dead flat. I think it has 3 sheets of mdf in the thing. The top is 7” think...

Martins bbq is awesome. Downtown Franklin is great too. Lots to see and do. Highly recommend getting out and mixing it up with the locals. Way different vs CA

Lol. Dump a cup or two of salt in the beer cooler of someone you don’t like!! Funny shit

Basically he is relying on water to pump through the radiator to cool the air passing through it. Water stops flowing when it hits 32 degrees. When you add salt, you lower the freezing point of water to about 6 degrees. This means that with enough salt, the water will become pumpable at much...

Try adding some salt to the ice next go around. It’ll lower the freezing point and let that water get really freaking cold.

Heard back from another company willing to help. I have not been able get a hold of anyone at the sheriffs office. Dear Joel, Thank you for contacting Humminbird. We appreciate your interest in our products. We would like to take the time out to give our gratitude and thanks in considering...

Perhaps one of the Mods can create a permanent post somewhere that is a list of contacts that have helped/willing to help. No doubt this will happen again, but some of the info here is gold. Best to keep it somewhere useful for future reference.

To anyone in contact with the Search teams, I sent a dozen emails out last night requesting help from companies that either Rent or Manufacture or Sell side scan sonars. I already have one company (SeaFloor Systems, Inc.) that is willing to "provide a small sidescan sonar tool from Hummingbird...

I think Arneson sells direct...but I found these other sources that might be able to help: [email protected] http://www.westcoastoffshore.ca http://www.twindisc.com/marine-products/propulsion/arneson-surface-drives/

Google arneson rocker plates. More info on offshore only.

Pretty sure we are coming from the same place. Water compression from a boat ain’t happening.

Actually I am not. Its highly unlikely, but it is possible. Quick excerpt. Yes! Temperature effects the viscosity of water and it’s an inverse relation between them. Viscosity is mainly governed by two things, Cohesive Forces between molecules Intermolecular collisions between layers...

Personally, I like the idea of these vs a set of flaps. Appears to be a whole lot more science behind them vs a simple tab. Tabs will add drag when touching the water. As others have stated tabs should be clear of the water when retracted. Tabs cannot create lift...

Hey River Runnin...do you or does anyone else know if the LEO uses side scan on their boats? Just spent a bunch of time looking at side scan on YouTube. Seems like it’s pretty freaking fantastic for seeing through the water regardless of time of day or water clarity and about 1000x safer than...

Opted against them...didn’t want to watch one drop onto the gel/paint when it slips from someone’s hands.