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Posted by jim on September 09, 2002 at 10:22:34:

If you look at the spontons inflatable discussed earlier about this spin what does it take to make it work.

Now you have me looking for something to take my little with me. Dagger Caman.

Use the big pool float with the hole in the center. use 36 to 48", Use 4' wooden paint handle or broom handle and seal the non painted areas.
Mkae two of these with the wood sticking out on the ends. Attach a strap front and back and hook to boat similar to inflatable's harness.

P and c
Will look like Aggie engineering.
How much drag will it put on your yak. How far into the water do they need to be to keep you stable and able to site fish or keep you up in the surf?

Would it be better to try to let the floats float till you need them then have a strap that pulls them down into the water for more stabality? How woud be the best way?

jim

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: : If you look at the spontons inflatable discussed earlier about this spin what does it take to make it work. : Now you have me looking for something to take my little with me. Dagger Caman. : Use the big pool float with the hole in the center. use 36 to 48", Use 4' wooden paint handle or broom handle and seal the non painted areas. : Mkae two of these with the wood sticking out on the ends. Attach a strap front and back and hook to boat similar to inflatable's harness. : P and c : Will look like Aggie engineering. : How much drag will it put on your yak. How far into the water do they need to be to keep you stable and able to site fish or keep you up in the surf? : Would it be better to try to let the floats float till you need them then have a strap that pulls them down into the water for more stabality? How woud be the best way? : jim

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