Im lost without the PW thread!!!!

[robert theisen]

I'm still going to try to make an East Coast work trip this year and whore around on a few owners boats if they will have me. I think that was a self invite

Your more than welcome to ride with us any weekend!

[ajholt7]

I seem to be having trouble finding the period key.

[zad0030]

[robert theisen]

I seem to be having trouble finding the period key.

You too............................................... ...........

[majestic]

The "shuffle" as ragboy calls it, is what you do. I only referred to it as that for reference to the video. When you pump or "boogie" as the video calls it you are basically throwing your weight forward. Similar to shifting weight by sliding your rear door forward.
I don't know ANY beginners that can surf one footed, so I never recommend sliding feet anywhere, get them positioned and shift weight.

If I get far enough back the only way my fat *** can catch up is move my foot. I tried the shuffle while way back and all I got was tired. The Walker boogie involves bouncing the board up and down and I can't to that either.

I would agree having a beginner move their foot is a bad idea and tough.

[ajholt7]

Thanks zad

[robert theisen]

ioioo post..........................................

[robert theisen]

I'm not a beginner.I'm a three timer old timer guy.LOL

[Fiveflat]

More people need to stop brainstorming over reinventing the wheel and start giving me answers... LOL

one good bit of advice I got from my boat mechanic is alts don't usually go intermittent and he's certain that my loose cable is my issue. He's looking into a 100amp alt for me

[robert theisen]

My neighbor said his grandsons alternator was bad.I went over cleaned the connections and it has worked fine ever since.That was over a month ago.

[robert theisen]

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[skippabcool]

me to

Zad cleared it up

[zad0030]

So i found this site where people complain about their tech calls and what not...lol

"I sometimes have to get a serial number off of the customers router. This number is on the bottom. Often times I've asked the customer to flip the router over and they'll ask "how do I do that"?

It's hard not to sound condescending when answering that.

"well, you put your left hand on the left side of the box, then put your right hand on the right side of the box, then move your right hand up and to the left while moving your left hand down and to the right. Continue until you can see the serial number."

That's what I usually say"

[skippabcool]

RT has another TO that likes Fram.