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Old 16 July 2013, 14:18   #81
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I cant tell you if i like it yet or not. I have only sprayed it on one boat and that boat is still on the hard. Once i have run it for a while i will be able to answer.
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Old 24 July 2013, 00:05   #82
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So we have really changed from original Plan.

We got a lot more interest in this build than we expected so as a result we had to do a redesign to accommodate all the sponsors. I wanted to share our latest render.
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Old 24 July 2013, 17:04   #83
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Looks awesome.

Really like the tower / console setup
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Old 15 August 2013, 12:28   #84
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Guys I will post some more pictures of the build soon. But you can start to follow the official build site if you want.

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Old 15 August 2013, 12:29   #85
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The ICE2 Shockwave getting its new top.
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Old 15 August 2013, 12:30   #86
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The new MPT Thrusters. These are not prop guards.
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Old 15 August 2013, 22:09   #87
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geez, that build site is going to cost me. for only 5X the price I can get rid of the big red battery switch on my boat and use the ML- series blue sea stuff. Let them know their sponsorship is working, I'm gonna do it just as soon as I have some money....

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Old 16 August 2013, 03:36   #88
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No kidding, money is falling out of my pockets trying to keep up!

Best Build ever. The top over the ICE 2 is bad ass. What happens when the top catches air and starts flying the ICE?

I guess it could be an advantage as well.

We found the limit of our bimini arrangement last weekend. Powering 20+ kts into 40kts of breeze and very steep seas. The Willard tilt console wanted to lift back on the occasional steep launch. Glad those straps are strong. I only have 2. Time to add 2 more.

If that is the limit, I'm not worried, can fold back at any time and we are good to go.
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Old 18 August 2013, 19:00   #89
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Thanks guys we are really excited about this build. We really have gotten incredible support from our sponsors who are all bringing some really cool products to market.

Included our latest render. Will keep the updates coming.
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Old 23 August 2013, 19:27   #90
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Your boat is inspirational! The most advanced Hurricane in existence.

A note to myself: no new car for wife, save more money for the boat...
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Old 23 August 2013, 21:21   #91
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Thanks, YNP we are really proud of her! Looking fwd to getting it in the water and running it. will keep you posted.
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Old 27 August 2013, 00:21   #92
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@ynp you can call her "New car". My friend called his boat "Kitchen Remodel" cause that's what the wife gave up. But then she still got the kitchen eventually so he had to rename her.

Remember it's not a hurricane, it's Willard bones.

@Ryan I've been asked a few times whether given the chance to do it again would I choose Outboards over Diesel. I'm curious and probably there are some threads in this but you seem to have settled in outboards for your business. Reasoning?

I'm not running a business and so far I'm bonding with the Diesel, although I've really had to work hard to educate myself.
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Old 27 August 2013, 03:00   #93
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@ynp you can call her "New car". My friend called his boat "Kitchen Remodel" cause that's what the wife gave up. But then she still got the kitchen eventually so he had to rename her.

Remember it's not a hurricane, it's Willard bones.

@Ryan I've been asked a few times whether given the chance to do it again would I choose Outboards over Diesel. I'm curious and probably there are some threads in this but you seem to have settled in outboards for your business. Reasoning?

I'm not running a business and so far I'm bonding with the Diesel, although I've really had to work hard to educate myself.
I have chosen outboards due to the depth of water we operate in. I have been playing with the thought of building a 24' Diesel.
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Old 08 September 2013, 16:00   #94
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Updated progress on top for ice2

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Old 27 September 2013, 03:11   #96
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Old 27 September 2013, 03:15   #97
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Old 27 September 2013, 03:32   #98
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Old 27 September 2013, 08:29   #99
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Mounting battereys box
Very interesting battery box you have built. Is looks much better than the h753 with the ICE and the batteries aft at the transom I saw before. :-)

The electronics set with the VesselView is impressive.
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Old 28 September 2013, 19:44   #100
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The battereys box is an option from shockwave. But their is no connection from box to console. So we installed the rigging chase.
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