03-14-2003, 08:24 PM
[cool]Hey, JAM, I think the point I made in my initial response is that I would NOT even want to adulterate my lovely new craft with a motor. However, I have seen some setups that provided a separate small tube with the electric motor and battery rigged to be tied on or held and operated...to tow the tuber in whatever direction they wanted.
If you want a powered inflatable, buy a two man raft and hook up an electric or small outboard to a stern board. If that ain't enough, go for a Zodiac or Avon boat and pretend you are Jacques Cousteau...or a member of Greenpeace.
On the light reading...I think I have downloaded most of the chapters on tubing. I have a bunch of other stuff...like 50 plus pages on jig fishing, and several writeups on making your own leadhead jigs, etc. Shoot me an email or PM to remind me and I'll send more cure for insomnia. Don't operate heavy equipment during or after reading it.
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If you want a powered inflatable, buy a two man raft and hook up an electric or small outboard to a stern board. If that ain't enough, go for a Zodiac or Avon boat and pretend you are Jacques Cousteau...or a member of Greenpeace.
On the light reading...I think I have downloaded most of the chapters on tubing. I have a bunch of other stuff...like 50 plus pages on jig fishing, and several writeups on making your own leadhead jigs, etc. Shoot me an email or PM to remind me and I'll send more cure for insomnia. Don't operate heavy equipment during or after reading it.
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