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man those rollers are really something..after hittig them I would go home and find my shoulders, back and arms with huge bruises...my wife would ask who is hitting you? lol
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Ouch Roy. Tumble turn was how I tweaked my knee back the first of December. Like the boom cam. What will they think of next!?

Very cool to watch your runs Kap...got the link watching Roy.

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Thank John!!!
soon more to come..winter sessions so no bikinis LOL...
I´m looking forward on finishing the boat this week so I can take it to the marina and use it this weekend...I have yet to test drive the new suit....
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Originally posted by jbear jbear wrote:

Ouch Roy. Tumble turn was how I tweaked my knee back the first of December. Like the boom cam. What will they think of next!?

Very cool to watch your runs Kap...got the link watching Roy.

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yeah, lack of focus, too casual, done this a thousand times...bam! Hello, wake up!

The "boom cam" is my invention, although perhaps not the first to do it. I got a waterproof "GoPro Hero" camera for Christmas and was trying to figure out how to best use it. Next time out I will put a little more rope on to get the skier in full view.
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I thought about doing that myself too. Costco had them on sale a couple of weeks ago. Instead I'm having mt machinist friend build be a 1 7/8" camara mount to put on the tower boom side.
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One thing you will want to consider is the focal length of the camera. That close to the boom, some cameras won't get the whole body it. I have a crude mount I made attached to the center pylon, which is a couple more feet back. If you notice in some of my videos, the camera is static. I use that when there is only 1 skier and 1 driver.
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well I expect to test drive the suit this weekend..alligment is finished!!!!
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question here
So my brother is interested un buying a drysuit..his is worn and takes some water...He will use it for windsurfing...I guess it will be a fine suit for that sport? Or it will be too bulky? any thoughts?
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I'd get the type that looks like a full length wetsuit
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Ryan just like those because it makes him look thinner.

Really, depends on what you like, windsurfing isn't going to wear out any     suit quickly, so would he rather have something that he can wear regular clothier under for warmth, or a suit that is warm by itself. I like the bag suits so I can change cloths underneath as the temp changes.
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Originally posted by SN206 SN206 wrote:

I'd get the type that looks like a full length wetsuit


Actually he has one of those but they eventually start leaking...the neoprene seems aren´t very reliable IMO..
I used to have a O´neill assault drysuit back in the day..and after some months of use it started to take water everywhere....I would keep you warm anyway..but the first drops of cold water where difficult...


Originally posted by TX Foilhead TX Foilhead wrote:

Ryan just like those because it makes him look thinner.




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Originally posted by kapla kapla wrote:

Originally posted by SN206 SN206 wrote:

I'd get the type that looks like a full length wetsuit


Actually he has one of those but they eventually start leaking...the neoprene seems aren´t very reliable IMO..
I used to have a O´neill assault drysuit back in the day..and after some months of use it started to take water everywhere....I would keep you warm anyway..but the first drops of cold water where difficult...


Originally posted by TX Foilhead TX Foilhead wrote:

Ryan just like those because it makes him look thinner.




At this point I don't think any one of them would make be look thinner


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Originally posted by kapla kapla wrote:

Originally posted by SN206 SN206 wrote:

I'd get the type that looks like a full length wetsuit


Actually he has one of those but they eventually start leaking...the neoprene seems aren´t very reliable IMO..
I used to have a O´neill assault drysuit back in the day..and after some months of use it started to take water everywhere....I would keep you warm anyway..but the first drops of cold water where difficult...


Originally posted by TX Foilhead TX Foilhead wrote:

Ryan just like those because it makes him look thinner.




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