South Florida. Does anyone have a contact with a CF builder somewhere below Orlando?
I am interested in replacing my comp tip with a CF tip....
Souds interesting. It would save weight up top but it conducts better than aluminum I believe.
Eric,
That boat is fast enough! All this talk about carbon is making me wonder if the hospitals pay better than they do up here! As my crew said 2 weeks ago in Islamorada, I wish I lived where palm trees grew naturally!
We had to kick coconuts out of the way to roll our boat into the water! Gasp!
david
www.teamseacats.com
Eric, have you ever held an H-20 comp tip? It is not that heavy.
The additinal weight is where the comp-tip inserts into the aluminum section, doubling the weight of that area.
A carbon comp-tip will still have this problem.
It would cost a fortune to get a custom, carbon, comp-tip.
It would most likely be cheaper to buy a used Inter 20 carbon mast.
There are some ex-Worrell boats out there with an extra mast.
An H-20 mast(complete) costs $1,803.25, comp-tip alone costs $525.50.
You will probably damage or even destroy the regular comp-tip removing it.
You could sell your stock mast and buy the Inter mast and might break even.
Or you could find a piece of a broken Inter 20 mast and splice it on.
Gotcha,I didn't catch that at first.
Dave, We are hiring...I have a friend in the recruiting department as well as a great connection with the CNO...
Awesome pay and perks. Top 100 hospital in the nation.
Get Jake and come on down, there is still room for gringos.