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23 January 2003, 21:15
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Been away for a few days, still in France actually. Just noticed who the forums newest member is. Hope he has taken out some sort of Corporate membership as he will soon be trying to sell everyone his product. Hope he will forward JK a percentage of his profits.
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23 January 2003, 21:47
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Country: UK - Channel Islands
Town: St Martins
Boat name: MATRIX
Make: Jeanneau Leader 805
Length: 8.05
Engine: Volvo KAD 43 Diesel
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Profits
I think my percentage of profits has and is going into
a) sponsorship of SOC
b) buying SOC crew a stereo in one of the remotest parts of America
c) paying for Alan and Clive to come and give a talk in guernsey flights hotel expenses etc etc
Dom
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23 January 2003, 22:19
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Country: Canada
Town: Newfoundland
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Refugee's from Mobo forum
Always welcome here in the land of the (in)sane!
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24 January 2003, 09:03
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Country: UK - Channel Islands
Town: St Martins
Boat name: MATRIX
Make: Jeanneau Leader 805
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Engine: Volvo KAD 43 Diesel
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Hi
Thanks for a proper welcome
Not so much a refugee just about time I came on here and joined in instead of lurking.
For the benefit of the members here, what dirk was on about is the fact that I recommend Soltron alot mostly because I am involved in it and know that it is a good product and has certain properties that benefit marine engines.
This is one of the reasons Alan used it in the Spirit of Cardiff.
Any way you may hear me mention it from time to time but only as a recommendtion, totally up to you if you use it or not and if any of you are over in Guernsey tap me up for a freebie.
Apart from that I am here to learn more about RIBs and enjoy the chat.
Dom
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25 January 2003, 14:10
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Re: Hi
Quote:
Originally posted by DepSol
This is one of the reasons Alan used it in the Spirit of Cardiff.
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Could another reason be because it's free?
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25 January 2003, 14:21
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Country: UK - England
Town: Blackpool
Boat name: To Exi
Make: new sib 4 man
Length: 8+ft
Engine: Mariner 4hp long shaft
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Welcome Mr Depsol,
Must admit I am interested in any factual claims you have for the product.
The problem is with quoting Mr A as a egsample it could be construed as there may be a little incentive for him to be a little biased towards the product.
Is there any scientific stuff we can have a look at?
The recomendation and egsample of its savings does leave a rathere large margin for error dont you think?
Im glad you like ribs as they are the boats of the future.
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25 January 2003, 17:02
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Country: UK - England
Town: Portsmouth
Boat name: Not sure
Make: ABC/Priddy
Length: 10m +
Engine: 2 x 500 FPT
Join Date: Jul 2001
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To Dirk and Crazyhorse.
I do not use anything that isnt any good, free or not!!! I am very fortunate to be asked to try many new products from all over the world, most of them I have to say are bullshit over marketing. Anything I use on our expeditions has to be up to the challenge. I cannot afford to have kit failure at any stage. Say what you like, I know it works Alan P. Heres a question, why have two names?
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25 January 2003, 17:23
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Oh go on then, I give in, why?
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25 January 2003, 17:51
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Town: Blackpool
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Alan ,dont take this the wrong way,you have to admit that seeing that The Depsol sponsore your exploits ,you would be mad to say ,Hay listen folks its a load of old crap wouldnt you, therfore your in a difficult position on this matter.As no matter which way you want to go it is a possibility that your recomendations can be construed incorrectly.
Testing engines is a big job and interpreting results is a complex process.The egzample given is not scientific but are ones feelings on the subject.We all know the higher the horsepower to weight like on a SIB the harder it will be to determin the actual benefits gained if any of a fuel additive?
I feel its difficult and if Depsol can provide any clinical trials with your personel recomendations then that will do for me,and I will be using the product from day one.
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25 January 2003, 17:58
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Alan,
Crazyhorses remark "that Depsol sponsored your exploits" reminded me that I didn't get a receipt for my cheque!!
Only kidding.
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25 January 2003, 17:58
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If it's a load of crap, he wouldn't have used it. It doesn't take a genius to work out you aren't gonna take inferior products on a major expedition, wether it's free or not.
Welcome to the site Dom, look forward to seeing some of your contributions to the community here.
Matt
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25 January 2003, 18:02
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Narked
Nobody has said that it is a load of crap, I for one know that it works, I used to put it in my S/Seekers fuel tank in fact.
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Space available to let for Smartarse Pretentious tag line. POA
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25 January 2003, 18:10
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I did get a reciept Alan and everything was in order thank you.
Im itching for your next exploits.
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25 January 2003, 18:14
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You can get an ointment for that.
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25 January 2003, 18:20
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Has narked got a boat yet ?
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25 January 2003, 18:27
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now-now Crazyhorse
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25 January 2003, 18:30
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25 January 2003, 18:33
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you can be so nasty!
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25 January 2003, 18:47
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Crazyhorse,
It also has to be said, at present, you also have "no boat" and a hand full of drawings is only the start!
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25 January 2003, 18:56
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Jon on the contrary to your last post .
I actualy at this moment in time have two boats. Both inflatables sibs.One a zodiak 4.5 mtrs sib with alloy floor and another a Geminie thunder cat.
I do wish you would think before posting statements that are inacurate.
Good night till next weekend.Taraa
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