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![]() Mys Terry wrote: On Sun, 09 Apr 2006 20:17:58 +0200, Len wrote: I will look at portaboat. Thanks for the suggestion. I doubt if you can climb in from the water though. Regards, Len. That question has been answered on the website, including photos. I'm well on the wrong side of 50, a little over weight, moderate arthritis, and I can get in from the water. My wife and I snorkel off of ours. Which website is it that shows how to enter and exit? We have both, and use the ribby for diving; we've not figured out what to do about getting into a bote from the water. If you're speaking of the PB website with the firemen hauling one of their divers in over the bow, we won't have anyone in the boat to do that for us, never mind whether it's comfortable to do so. The president thought he was directing me to a ladder someone had made and it wasn't there - that's the closest the company can come to that suggestion. That's not to say I don't think they're the best thing since sliced bread - it's why we bought one despite having a perfectly good ribby and motor. I just don't expect to use it for diving or any other activity requiring deep water re-entry... L8R Skip |
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