BigCatDaddy
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I've been threatening to give the 150 I bought a few months back a new home. Well, since it's been so hot around here, I thought it would be a good time to get after it!! Here's the 150's new home. I had to gut the interior first to get the frilly stuff out.
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Here's the 150 all stripped down and ready to move in.
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Now with any new home there has to be some renovation. The 150 required some new wiring so it communicate with the outside
world.
[attachment 32184 otter3.jpg]
Here's the 150 all move in and hooked up. Of course now it want's to go to the lake and get wet. We'll just have to wait till next weekend, Heck, the silicone sealent's not even dry yet.
[attachment 32185 otter5.jpg]
So, the new "Otter Ace" will just have to sit on the patio for awhile till we can head for the lake.
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This is not the final configuration for the Otter Ace. Once I get the grip from John Edmonton and some tubing from Skillet, I hope to get it mounted on a straight shaft with the Otter Ace mounted under the arm cuff, but that's another weekend. I'm just glad I got it put together without frying the board. Shoot, even BigCatMomma was impressed I didn't end up with a big box of scrap parts.
[attachment 32182 otter1.jpg]
Here's the 150 all stripped down and ready to move in.
[attachment 32183 otter2.jpg]
Now with any new home there has to be some renovation. The 150 required some new wiring so it communicate with the outside
world.
[attachment 32184 otter3.jpg]
Here's the 150 all move in and hooked up. Of course now it want's to go to the lake and get wet. We'll just have to wait till next weekend, Heck, the silicone sealent's not even dry yet.
[attachment 32185 otter5.jpg]
So, the new "Otter Ace" will just have to sit on the patio for awhile till we can head for the lake.
[attachment 32186 otter6.jpg]
This is not the final configuration for the Otter Ace. Once I get the grip from John Edmonton and some tubing from Skillet, I hope to get it mounted on a straight shaft with the Otter Ace mounted under the arm cuff, but that's another weekend. I'm just glad I got it put together without frying the board. Shoot, even BigCatMomma was impressed I didn't end up with a big box of scrap parts.