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hi, trying to find a first inflatable dinghy that will give me some fun.
I have some questrions and as this is the most informative site I have found I shall ask here (flattery, eh?)

I understand the argument about not over-powering, but would a 3m inflatable (eg seago) work with a 10hp motor?
also, what are the benefits or otherwise of a longshaft vs shortshaft - the lake I will be in is deep.
many thanks
dave

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Re: longshaft/shortshaft (newbie) - Thom V 10:01:46 03/26/05 (1)
- Re: longshaft/shortshaft (newbie) - BillClemens 18:23:43 04/27/05 (0)

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