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PostPosted: Wed Oct 09, 2013 8:21 pm 
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
I made a double rod-holder for my Sport and Revo ages ago, so thought I'd have a go at a similar
model for the A.I.

All I wanted was a simple couple of tubes to carry the rods while not in use. So I just used a few
short lengths of 40mm PVC pipe, along with two 45 degree 40mm junctions, and a bit of that
horrible, blue PVC glue...

Here's the result:

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Like the ones I made for my other yaks it slots into one of the the moulded-in rod-holders behind
the seat, and is a two-in-one holder. I only made one, but a pair of them would be handy if you
have extra rods to transport.

The added complexity with the A.I. is that you have a sail and rope whipping around behind you
and it's always a risk that a rod will be flicked out the the holder by the sail. I did my best to
angle the holders to (hopefully!) prevent this, but time will tell. The rods are leashed,
but I'd prefer them not to be dunked!

Cheers,

Mike.


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PostPosted: Wed Oct 09, 2013 9:12 pm 
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Nice thing about PVC, you can screw it, saw it or scrap it if it doesn't work out.

What I can say, though is "if it CAN snag, it WILL snag!"

Let us know how the rocket launchers work out.


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