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Marc Heusser alid
wrote:

I tried to find any specification throgh the local dealer, and he did
not even get an answer at Sea Ray in the States (neither yes nor no,
essentially along the lines of we do not supply it so we do not know):

I would like to have a 4'/22kg Radar antenna on a Sea Ray 315 Sundancer
Sport Spoiler, Molded Fiberglass (Seamless) w/Overhead Lighting.

OP he
I finally got an answer from SeaRay (my dealer asked a technician there,
so orally only, not in writing):
Yes, it should be ok to mount 22kg on the Spoiler.

Thanks for all your info on radars :-)

Marc

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My son in law has a Sea Ray 36... He has a 4 foot rotating bar antenna
on his arch.. No problems I am aware of...

denny

On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 11:47:10 +0200, Marc Heusser
alid wrote:

Yes, it should be ok to mount 22kg on the Spoiler.

Just as an FYI, on a boat it is known as a "radar arch".

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Denny wrote:

My son in law has a Sea Ray 36... He has a 4 foot rotating bar antenna
on his arch.. No problems I am aware of...

denny

Thank you - good to know.

Marc

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Wayne.B wrote:

On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 11:47:10 +0200, Marc Heusser
alid wrote:

Yes, it should be ok to mount 22kg on the Spoiler.

Just as an FYI, on a boat it is known as a "radar arch".

That is what I thought too - Sea Ray calls them Sport Spoiler ;-)

Marc

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On Fri, 20 Jul 2007 21:02:29 +0200, Marc Heusser
alid wrote:

That is what I thought too - Sea Ray calls them Sport Spoiler ;-)

That's some marketing jerk that barely knows which end goes forward.