happyas wrote:Has anyone else had problems switching NBN on?

Yes. Brand new straight out of the box Yellow network cable was stuffed. After a few days of the same process tried an old one we had and worked straight away.

I've got a revo 13 too Jeff. Battery is a 7.2ah SLA stored in the hobie gear bucket in the rear hatch.

Why cause its easy, watertight and secure.

peatop wrote:My biggest problem is cold hands in winter at night, i have fishing gloves but they are quite thin and don't keep my hands warm, are the a good pair anyone can recommend?

https://seatosummitusa.com/products/sol ... dle-gloves
These are what I use and they do the job.

Gday caleb,
Welcome aboard. Suggest to have a good read of the safety section posts and posts on kayak rigging.

Suggest u choose another day for your first trip if venturing out on the bays. Wind conditions not likely to be suitable.

http://www.bom.gov.au/vic/forecasts/portphillip.shtml

Given that im most likely going to buy a secondhand one it will be one of the 3 types however i would like to know why a lot of you guys have the revo over the outback or pa? Versatility. Can use one boat to cover most types of water. Interesting, i thought it would be the fact that the revo cuts t...

Hey Jack welcome aboard. Great choice of yak. The advice already given above is from the most knowledgeable and experienced kayakers here. All I can add is choice of snowboard clothing may need some re thinking. Is it designed for immersion and could you swim in it in deep water?. If you are going t...

No fishing happening lately so guess will contribute to the fish tank thread instead. We have 3 tanks on the go trying to get down to 2 keeping mainly South Americans. Our largest tank a 220L contains 3 x Bristlenose catfish, an adult female & male and a juvenile female. The adult female we've h...

Pivoting the AI on the rudder when lifting could be a long term problem. I pretty much wore out the back point of the revo over years of car topping. Bit of a concern with the AI as the pivot point is the rudder itself. Got to try to work out some sort of solution where the rudder is not taking the...

Gday Westy.

See below for my set up. Was a few years ago, but not changed much at all since.
Cheers Lindsay

http://www.vyak.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=16077

I have transported mine both ways, but prefer upright as it allows to be mostly set up saving time at launch and also retreive. Sometimes throw a kids kayak on top also and easier to do this upright. Another plus having upright when travelling is you can pack light stuff in the hull(pfd's, wetsuits,...