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  1. On 1/22/2018 at 12:06 PM, Silver Fox said:

    I love mine, but with my out drive I can't run it on the opposite side of the boat from where the ducer is. No biggie, I only run one on the diver is all anyways, so it's not a big deal.

     

    I have a outboard and was looking at your post with the outdrive in the way of the signal. I used a section of 1"x1" aluminum C channel that I am mounting the ducer too, its about 4' long. I figure I can C clamp it the transom when ready to fish so I can drop it below the outboard, hoping I should then be able to run both sides.

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    :rofl:. You'll have less fingers, but lots of friends. I'm crap at sharpening; it I can't do it with a Chef's Choice sharpening machine or the occasional hit with a sharpening steel, then I'm SOL. I'd love to know a guy who's good at keeping blades honed. I'm willing to trade expertise on a confocal fluorescent microscope, if that appeals :shake:. Or not.


    Deal, that fancy scope sounds cool!


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  3. 23 hours ago, rick99 said:

    Last 2 years I’ve used red OR clips never an issue on riggers, wire, dipsey or copper


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    Did you notice any issues with the OR right on the wire or copper, I'm thinking of putting a section of het shrink tubing right where the OR would clamp to help protect the line

    Scott

  4. I used an 8" Fire tablet from Amazon - $49 last year
    Attached it to my dash with adhesive velcro strips. 
    This keeps it in the cabin out of the weather and sunlight.
    The display is large enough that I can read it from anywhere in the boat.


    I heard of interference and want to make sure its not the tablet that simply cant pick up the probe. Another person told me about the fire tablet and using it.
    Has anyone that had issues tried another devise to see if it is a tablet concern?


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  5. My father in law raised his family of 6 with a sharpening business. He had 2 sets of knifes for each client and would dropped off a set of sharp knifes while taking the other set to sharpen. This was his fathers business and started in the 1920's. So when my father in law turned 91 he finally gave up his last customer, "Charlie the Butcher" some of you from the Buffalo area may know this place. 

    I have to sell his "work bench" it would need the buyer to disassemble to remove. Everything runs on 220V with a grind stone, a buffing wheel and yes an old hand stone, plus a air filter box. He never used the air box that I'm aware of but it is there.

    I have no idea what this is worth but I don't want to leave it in the house when it sells, which is in the near future. Here are few pics, I would be happy to send more or talk about it. It's in Cheektowaga NY14225, just outside of Buffalo

    Scott 

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