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Old 17 October 2013, 20:50   #1
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Hi all,

What you recommend should be carried in a safety box for a small rib/Rigid boat inshore?
First aid kit, Flares etc etc

Any ideas would be great.

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Old 17 October 2013, 20:53   #2
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Any ideas would be great.
You'll get some ideas here - you will have more space and can upscale a touch to suit.

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Old 17 October 2013, 20:54   #3
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Do a search for Willk's SIB Kit thread. It is essentially the same - just has to pack/store even better on a sib.

EDIT: Damn - he's quick.
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They say a picture paints a thousand words - well okay maybe not a thousand in this case

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They say a picture paints a thousand words - well okay maybe not a thousand in this case

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Oh don't... before you know it Poly will take that as a challenge and turn that picture into 1000 words...
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Old 17 October 2013, 21:07   #6
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Oh don't... before you know it Poly will take that as a challenge and turn that picture into 1000 words...
I hope that bucket isn't rotomoulded....
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I hope that bucket isn't rotomoulded....
that's polys tender!
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I hope that bucket isn't rotomoulded....
Don't be silly that bucket is injection moulded.
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