2011 Phantom 60 40 Diesel Arrives | Page 3 | Alaska Outdoors Forums The phantom diesel at a good cruise between 25-30mph is burning 5-6gph 2-3 passengers w 40gallons of fuel Any honest sportjet owner will tell you they average 9-10gph at these speeds plus 2 stroke oil consumption Click to expand
aluminum corrosion. | Alaska Outdoors Forums Not sure about the batteries being grounded to hull Not sure about the batteries being grounded to hull I wired my boat and made sure there was no contacts from buss bars or any accessory touching my aluminum hull Lots of zinks on the out boards Replace 4-6 every spring I have not noticed any problems or anything
More reloading questions. . . | Page 2 | Alaska Outdoors Forums I have been coveting a buddy's Dillon Eliminator manual beam scale and will likely eventually buy one plus its cheaper than the RCBS models and every bit as good from what I've seen I am still using the Lee Safety Scale that came in my frst kit and it works 100% of the time even though it's a bit of a pain to set the weight
Limited entry for guides? | Page 5 | Alaska Outdoors Forums The batteries, motors and boats we use today are a lot more technically sound and efficent than they were just 5 yrs ago I believe that this would be an alternative to the way we are going today Think about this, my uncle was on a sub in WW2 and it had electric propulsion cabability,and it was larger than your 16 foot dingy and weighed more
A few birdless hunting pictures Lil Joes progress Joe will become a good bird dog with more time He needs yard work and more wild birds Plus, we have only been working together for two months Despite the low numbers of birds and Lil' Joes escapades, we are having fun in the hills Here are a few pics of the pointless trio pun intended Not really totally pointless
Getting into Halibut cove | Alaska Outdoors Forums Can anyone give me some information into getting into the actual cove at Halibut cove (vice the town)? I’m going to be renting the cabins there next summer and am trying to figure the tides The online instructions warn that the cabins can only be accessed at high tide, but that of course covers
Out House maintenance | Alaska Outdoors Forums Just built and installed my first out-house I have it for when my water freezes and the end of the summer and I have to pull my main waste system from lack of running water I will mostly be used the last two weeks of Sept Do any of you put ashes from the wood stove in their? I have some lime
Any Reports on the DM766 area access (Tat and Totat Rivers)? The subject line pretty much says it all Does anyone have updated information regarding river conditions open water or ice and if ice how thick)? If the weather doesn't change significantly I'm thinking of taking my Argo and arctic oven in there Your input is appreciated