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That actually looked like it could have been fun if they knew about it and prepared for the launch, I have friends that if they knew were that was they would rig something on the side to get there ski back up and do it again
 
Well I thought I was pretty fast at the senior prom but not near as fast as Betty Sue.

Lou
 
I wonder what would happen if you could bring a handheld GPS as a carry on, & if it would pick up satellite signals to function.

It does, I took my Garmin V. Showed me 36 altitude. I was so confused. It was 36k. 36,000 feet and around 320 MPH.
 
i used my little hand held etrex gps,,it worked great till i hit some wakes,,sure miss that gps thingy
 
i used my little hand held etrex gps,,it worked great till i hit some wakes,,sure miss that gps thingy

I use the red double sided tape from hardware store to "stick" my etrex gps to the hull next to the choke/kill post.

btw,
GPS 61mph 96XP 951 got some work to do!
GPS 65mph 05RXP (71mph dreamometer) bone stock
90mph bullet bass boat w/ 307hp(dyno) racing mercury, would have went faster but the owner was screaming at me to slow down (whimp)
155mph ZX10 had more but I didn't...
180+knots Long Eze sweet plane!
 
I wonder what would happen if you could bring a handheld GPS as a carry on, & if it would pick up satellite signals to function.

that's how i gps mine, i think it's pretty accurate, shows me about 53-55 for my 97 gsx and 43 for my spi
 
I have also used a GPS on my ski's and I have been surprised how accurate the speedometers actually are. The "lie-o-meters" are always on the high side but only 2-3 mph fast. The SeaDoo speedometers generally more accurate than boat speedo's.

Lou
 
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I wonder what would happen if you could bring a handheld GPS as a carry on, & if it would pick up satellite signals to function.

that's how i gps mine, i think it's pretty accurate, shows me about 53-55 for my 97 gsx and 43 for my spi

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I think he means to carry it onto a plane while flying somewhere.
 
Quote Originally Posted by 68ragtop View Post
I wonder what would happen if you could bring a handheld GPS as a carry on, & if it would pick up satellite signals to function.

that's how i gps mine, i think it's pretty accurate, shows me about 53-55 for my 97 gsx and 43 for my spi

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I think he means to carry it onto a plane while flying somewhere.

oh i see, :facepalm:
 
that's how i gps mine, i think it's pretty accurate, shows me about 53-55 for my 97 gsx and 43 for my spi

Completely agree, I use one on my snowmobiles all the time. Crazy accurate. I also have a GPS watch that I use for running. The mile markers click off within a footstep or two of the same location.
 
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60 according to the Dream-0-meter on a 900zxi . Too bad it fluctated with RPM. You could be at a standstill and punch it and be doing 50 in less then a second lol
 
back in 05-06 a modded GTXsc with 215 inards went 69.8 gps, that`s all she wrote with plenty of work, not bad for the day...
on the 08 modded GP1300R made it to 73.0 GPS and stopped there. Hull tuning was spot on for my style and waters I was riding in...
People that knew me from other forums, knew this to be true...

others had their watercraft really ripping well into the 80`s, but I didn`t need to go there...

the boat topped out at 51 thru 53 on several runs before the speedo wheel came apart, go figure right, but that was GPS`d with the garmin anyways...
 
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