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Taking a break from the boat build. Gotta try to find a part time job. Funds are getting thin. I wish everyone the best of luck. Hope to be back on here soon. Take care and God Bless you all. :P

Wished I could afford a boat that big

Yea it pushes the gaint pretty good :D , It looks kinda funny with that big ol' boat and that tiny engine. :)

Yea Ive seen that one before. Its not fast enough for me :LOL2:

Well, I know everyone is wanting to see updated pictures, but I havent got any to show you. the boat still looks the same. I havent had time to do anything to it yet (or the money). I really am running out of patience with this project tho. I am a get it done type of guy, and without the money...

Yes, but it will depend on how large the lake is, and how much you use it. I have 2 for my boat. 1 is for the rear trolling motor and 1 for the front trolling motor. On a 1700 acre lake, fishing about 6 hours, I only use about 20-25% of my rear battery, and about 30-35% of my front. Hope this help

Welcome... You'll find that a lot of us on here are very helpful and kinda new as well as I am. Well, I've been reading and looking for a while, but just recently joined. 8)

Not bad, why did you get the weather proof box from?

I know down here they say its for environmental reasons because its our drinking water. But with the invention 4 stroke engines, the polution is not half of what the 2 strokes are. So, I dont see why we couldnt run 4 strokes, I mean its not like the water they pull from there isnt going to be...

No Problem, Happy to help 8)

No... I dont recommend that. You would only get like maybe an hour or two out of it. It just doesn't have enough capicity.

Yea all that looks like it will be expensive. Exspecially since I dont even own an outboard. Just trying to find something electric that will go faster than 2 trolling motors. Down here on the Henry Co. Resivor its like 1700 acres, and it takes for ever to get around to the other side from where...

Bugpac... So, do you know this guy who has it? Man, that youtube video is exactly what Im looking for. Just wished it didnt have to be 48 volts.

Still trying to find paint stripper for the boat. Anyone have any suggestions?

Has anyone converted a gas outboard to an electric? Or, knows anyone that has? If so, please let me know. I seen a guy at one of the lakes I go to that had his converted, but I didn't get a chance to talk to him.

Cant, got to work. I work weekend midnights at Delta. I would if I could.

Yea I haven't seen any around here either.

Took my girls out for some Father/Daughter fishin.

O.... Ok, where can I pick up some of the Rustoleum Marine paint at? I'm not doing the epoxy, oil based will do just fine for now. I'm not sure how long I will even have this boat. I'm hoping to upgrade to something bigger in the next year or so.

Ok, I have questions. What will be the best paint stripper? I know there are several different ones, but I trying to find the best one to use. I would do aircraft stripper, but I dont think I can get it in a big enough container, so I would have to buy more than one. Trying to go cheap as possible.