Hard Bottom Inflatable Boat

its a 13 foot nautica with a hard fiberglass bottom! just need to know what the maiximum horse power is to use on it! thanz

i dont know ?

2010-03-16 10:51:00 by bam

This 1991 Achilles 14 foot inflatable with hard bottom and trailer was stolen by this van on 6/15/2010 at 5:06am from Royal Business Systems.

What engine should I use? and What battery should I use with that engine?

These boats have different HP ratings for each size boat.

See:http://www.aquariusinflatables.co.za/310 Tender.htm

for your boat. The choice of power will determine which and how many batteries you'll need. If you have a lot of equipment, like radios (vhf) depth finders etc. You might ned 2 Batteries. So, a little more information is needed. Good Luck!

2010-06-14 20:09:25 by TheStrengthOfStreetKnowledge

Price: $468.99

2-person hunting and fishing inflatable canoe with kayak-like maneuverability
Double-hull build with raised bow and stern for extra ruggedness in rough waters
Holds up to 500 pounds; measures 10' 9" by 3' 1"; 1-year warranty

I always dream about water. Every single night I dream about water. Usually I am on a boat on the water, rather than in it. The boat is usually traveling quickly through the water, and sometimes I fall off the boat. The water is usually dark or dirty. Sometimes when I am in the water, I am able to see that there are millions and millions of fish of various sizes and colors, as well as huge fields of kelp/seaweed. It is almost always night time in my dreams and I often feel scared because I cannot see what is under the surface.

For example: Three nights ago, I dreamed that I was in a ravine, 100 feet under a huge bridge way out in the wilderness by a small river/creek. It was early morning and I heard/saw a vehicle coming down a dirt road so I waded upstream and eventually came to the ocean. The water from the mouth of the river forced me far out into a cold, white-capped sea, and I spent hours swimming back to shore, all the while afraid to look under the water even once. When I got to shore, there was a wooden platform at the bottom of a huge rock face. I got on the platform and it began to ascend up the cliff. I remember thinking that my hotel was at the top of the cliff. About half way up, I woke up.

Another from two nights ago: It was pitch black outside and me and two of my friends were on a small inflatable sea boat with eight sides, slowly motoring across a very rough and dark ocean. In the distance we see lights, but just then we hit turbulent waters and the boat capsizes. The three of us hold onto the boat and begin a conversation (I can't recall what about) and start swimming toward the lights. When we get closer, we stop talking and we realize the lights are from a Police/FBI boat. When they see us, the agents shine bright lights on us, jump into the water and proceed to push all three of us under. I wake up when I can't breath anymore.

And finally from last night: I am on the shore of a small lake at dusk with a wake-board/ski boat tethered to my arm. There are people and families with kids all around the shore of this lake. One of the boats from across the lake starts heading my way and I get in my boat and head out to meet it. As we come nearer each other, we begin speeding up, and eventually are doing full speed toward each other. When we meet in the middle, we both start doing hard circles with our boats, sort of circling each other. The water becomes very turbulent and I fall out of my boat. I yell for help from the other driver (don't know who he/she is), but receive none and begin to sink. I can see for what seems like miles under water. I can see millions and millions of colorful fish, octopus, shark, even whales, and tons of different kinds of colorful plants/seaweed. Some of the fish take interest in me and start circling me. This whole time I sink further and further down into darker and darker water. I remember being afraid the darkness and of these creatures, but making no attempt to flee and/or defend myself. I wake up when the water turns to black. Note: I have had this particular dream, or a very similar version of it at least a half dozen times.

Those are just some examples. I looked up a few of these things in a "Dream Dictionary", but have not found any real explanations of what these dreams could mean. Someone please help me figure this out, because its starting to affect my life. I can't sleep as well as I used to and I sometimes can't focus on anything other than my dream for the first few hours after waking up. I think this is why I can remember them in such detail and they seem so real to me. Anyway, I would love to get some feedback on my dreams. I hope to get some help and look forward to reading some responses. Thanks so much! Have a good day!

Cameron, The mind thinks in words while the subconscious mind thinks in images. When the subconscious is bringing an unresolved issue to our attention, it does so through dreams full of symbols. You (your subconscious mind) create, direct and act in your dreams and you are the characters. You were the authorities who forced you under the water. You are the one who caused yourself to wade upstream to end up in the ocean. You capsized your inflatable boat and you caused yourself to fall out of the speed boat. You caused yourself to end up on the platform which you raised up.

To the subconscious mind water represents emotions. Darkness, as in night time or darker water, means you don't have a clue. Dirty water refers to the nature of your emotions or your perception of your emotions as being dirty.

Fear (of your deeper emotions) is the issue in your dreams. Fear is what you have to confront.

It seems that you do enjoy your emotions because you describe wonderful scenes. You do want to understand your emotions because you head to the light, as in shedding light on your emotions (you are in the water) but when you reach the light, you find yourself being forcibly made to go deeper in order to experience them until you are overwhelmed and feel like you are going to drown in them.

Being in the boats means you are skimming along the surface of your emotions. Being in the water means you are experiencing your emotions. Being raised up (on the platform) means your consciousness is being raised up leaving your emotions far behind you, where you feel safe.

That you are resisting feeling your emotions is also evident because you actually force yourself to go against the current in the stream/river of emotions because you know it ends in a very large body of water (emotions) which you are trying to avoid, however, you then find yourself in a large turbulent body of water (intensely emotional feelings) anyway, and, of course, you are forced to deal with that. The huge fields of kelp and seaweed are areas where you sense you could become entangled or trapped.

Your subconscious mind (you talking to you) wants you to get past your fear and erroneous perceptions of your emotions.

What makes our life worth living is our emotional world. It's nice when we can skim along breezily, not really engaging in life, being aloof, however, emotions are like food to your subconscious. You need to allow yourself to feel in order to be healthy. Obviously you are not going to drown in your emotions. These messages mean that you want you to not be afraid of yourself, your emotions.

Allow yourself to look under the surface. These are your emotions. You can only reckon with and evolve past your fear of them, if you look at and confront them.

I love your dreams, by the way, they are colourful and very descriptive.

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2010-12-01 08:46:16 by cameron c

Price: $499.99 $419.99

Built-in rigid panels on the bow and stern to improve tracking
Quick-inflating Twistlok and high-flow Spring valves for easy setup
Padded high-support seats; molded rubber-grip handles; bungee deck lacing