Post a few pics of your KAYAK

[Shady]

Sorry this video is not very good because of the low light. I've since changed the way that I have my transducer. Instead of using a piece of pvc to mount the transducer to my motor, I made a bracket out of aluminum square stock.



and here is my sit-in kayak on a beautiful February morning in 2011:

[moc]

Nice setup Ryan. I guess I will get to see it in the flesh whenever we get together for the yellow perch onslaught.

[moc]

I ordered the cells from a supplier online www.alliancerenewableenergy.com. They are 3.2V, 60aH cells. $64.50 each. So it was around $320 for the cells shipped. The circuit board you see regulates the voltage to prevent damage from overcharge and over discharge. It also peforms voltage balancing after the batter has charged. This control board was $35 from BatterySpace. So around $375 for the battery when all is said & done (misc stuff from radio shack). It weighs 20lbs-21lbs...vs my 53lb lead battery. I plan on doing a separate write up with more details.

That is awsome.... i will have to check it out.

[Yak Fish]

Through this post I've realized that I don't have any detailed close ups of the yak nor any with the sail up. I'll have to change that

[mmanolis2001]

A few old pics of my third world navy

[kevinfry]

Now for a LOW TECH option...my Malibu II (gift horse). Nothing fancy, but I do OK.

[nay_sayer]

Pics of my Ascend FS12T

[chex]

Awesome yaks. Cool to see the variety. Here's my Revo11, the Lunalilo.

[Capt C-Hawk]

Still a paddler, but getting close to the edge.

[kaya king]

Boy, is my boat a piece compared to what's on here!!







A good ol' eastern shore redneck raft-up!!

[chex]

Boy, is my boat a piece compared to what's on here!!
A good ol' eastern shore redneck raft-up!!

Haha! Love it. Like your username too.