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Jet Ski overheating problem
DSK you are a pompus ass.
"DSK" wrote in message ... At this point, you've made it quite obvious that you are a clueless feeb who is never going to get a clue, no matter how patiently it is explained to you. But for the benefit of others, I'm going to go just a bit further here. A boat is NOT a car. Bill McKee wrote: But passing is passing. No, it is not. If you would drive a boat at 60 mph just a few feet from another boat... or any object in the water... then you should be physically restrained from operating a boat since you are a deadly hazard to yourself and others. Are cars affected by wakes? Currents? Leeway? Do boats have brakes? Suppose you "pass" another boat, just as you wuould in a car, at the same moment a wake strikes that other boat and causes it to slew 20 degrees momentarily? Or just when your own boat meets a wake? If you overtake another vessel in such a way that you cannot avoid that vessel if his boat turns, or rolls, or side-slips, or has some minor equipment failure, the *you* have acted dangerously and incompetently. DSK |
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