New Modded C/F JAE 45

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ALLAN YUEN

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Almost Finish work with rigger and Super modifed Picco 45R with Orlic carb also got special tank hold 13.8 oz good enough time from Walt B. I am delay paint yellow on cowl and sponsons because come back snow again
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Do you think my boat ?
 
Looking good Allan, thought you would of sent me some follow-up photos.Your sponsons are done with holes drilled for boom tubes,

but I will leave out the brass tube so you can set them up for your boat.

Brad
 
Those crazy JAE's are stupid fast and stupid sketchy, so here's what I predict, a lot of buoy cuts, that way the rest of us have a chance at winning a heat or two, Allen, between now and spring visualize steady thumbs, straight lines and smooth turns!!!!!
 
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Allan did you put dowels through the sponson tubes?

Thought of that but with countersunk screws

Might help eliminate loss of sponson and with screws would be easier to remove
 
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Allan did you put dowels through the sponson tubes?

Thought of that but with countersunk screws

Might help eliminate loss of sponson and with screws would be easier to remove
I already drilled on outlet brass and carbon solid rod then put bolt& nut . If Something in Happen sponson loose brass then will drill on dowel through sponson then put thin long screw for " Back up " Like save time
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Allan,

Nice boat but it looks like it is a laminated carbon fiber on wood or is all carbon fiber?
 
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Not finished my test boat ( need more time ) because I lost my prather small muffler into the pond
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