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  1. Seagull
    I just use the car antenna that comes with the receivers, and place it on my t-top electronics box, under the canvas. Works fine.
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    This place, FCB, and PWC Today.
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    I think they are called "spray hoods" or "dodgers". Ask 10 people and you will get 10 different names. I have not heard of the shop you mention. But you can always look them up and check out the shop. Any real shop will be happy to show you work in progress, as well as finished work. If you like what you see, and the price quote - go for it! I had one on a boat I sold. It did not get used much, but when it was used it was really nice to have.
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    Get a power cat. I love my 20 footer. Actually it is only 19.5 feet. It really does have a much better ride than the boat I had before it, which was an 18 foot Wellcraft.
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    I suppose I could use a ditch bag.
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    I could use a sample of the magic wax. if it works like everyone says it does, Ill buy more!
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    Uhhhhh.... Can refugees from refugee forums register here? I hope so. I did. In fact, I found about this forum on the refugee forum
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    I was there Thursday. I never did get rained on. It was OK. I found a bunch of things to buy. I got a sand anchor for my PWC that I may never even use - but it was only $5 so no harm done. I got a strainer that I do not even know if I need, for a buck. Probably the best deal I found was a throw line in a bag for $10. Without measuring the line, I think it is 75 feet. There was even a stainless steel clip on one of the loops, and it seems to be new. River Marine was selling rods for $5. A lot of them were damaged in some way, but if you looked through the pile there were some good ones there. I picked out two. I am thinking of filling one with some goop I have left over and making it a kite rod - but at it is now its a good two piece spinning rod. The other one is ready for a conventional reel. The larger flea markets are always worth going to, as you never know what is there. I like to get there on the first day - if possible - because the really good stuff tends to get picked clean. Unless the vendors bring out more junk as the junk they have sells. There is also a good deal of fishing gear, so if you need hooks, rigs, sinkers, swivels, and all that stuff you can load up. I would say Dania Beach is worth going to. Be like the homeless and "borrow" a shopping cart from somewhere, as you never know what you will find.
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    On the engine throttle control that works. That way, you do not forget which engine is not functional
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