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[Guru4tru]

Hi Bill,

Yeah..."If I Go There"...I'll have to go throgh a whole new educational process...which I might add, I'm not really looking foward to, but then it isn't summer in Florida yet and I don't have what you "yankees" call "Cabin Fever" yet! heehee!

And for me to built "ANYTHING" cheeper or better, especially like a Rev. or something like it, would..."could"... never happen! Hey, I'm the guy that just spent 5 hours making a Rev. bridle that cost $12...heehee! The raw bridle line alone cost 8 bucks......so that would be 5 hours to make something that would cost $4....let's see...5 hours into 4 dollars...I've had some lousy paying jobs in my life, but never less then 1 dollar an hour.

But, I enjoyed doing it! (Made a second one tooo, just because I could!!)
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If I were to make a Quad, it would be sort of more like a work of art for me! heehee! I was thinking of maybe a picture of the Buddha on each side...and I'd call it a "ZEN"! (just kidding JB!)

Keep It Up!
Duane

[Jeepster]

6 oz material is used to make stuff sacks for small tanks!! Revs are generally made with 0.75 oz fabric. 0.6 oz poly would be good stuff also.

Cheers,
Tom

[BillLamm]

Jeepster, on 01 March 2010 - 08:24 PM, said:

6 oz material is used to make stuff sacks for small tanks!! Revs are generally made with 0.75 oz fabric. 0.6 oz poly would be good stuff also.

Cheers,
Tom

good catch... I think he is referring to the 0.6 oz... I know I am... missed a (dot) in there some where... I don't think Steve sells anything that heavy

[Guru4tru]

BillLamm, on 02 March 2010 - 11:23 AM, said:

Jeepster, on 01 March 2010 - 08:24 PM, said:

6 oz material is used to make stuff sacks for small tanks!! Revs are generally made with 0.75 oz fabric. 0.6 oz poly would be good stuff also.

Cheers,
Tom

good catch... I think he is referring to the 0.6 oz... I know I am... missed a (dot) in there some where... I don't think Steve sells anything that heavy

Yes! That's .6 oz (what's a little dot, anyway) But, remember this will be going into my Rocket Launcher Kite Carrier!

Keep It Up!
Duane