Atomic sea soaker?

[Chia]

the nuclear deterrent:

http://www.sscentral.org/homemade/supercannon2.html

Edited April 26, 2014 by Cervelo

[formulaben]

I have a fire extinguisher filled with water & pressurized with air. Shoots about 20' or 25' pretty easily. I think it's about 2.5 gallons. I don't get it out much because I don't want the boat dash to get soaked.

The bummer is after about a 10 minute water fight, it runs out.

Keep it on ice...you won't need all 2+ gallons.

[formulaben]

How about an AC inverter? I installed one on the amp rack & the wife brings her blender on the boat all the time now.

No substitute for 2-stroke power, baby. Full cubes to slush in 3 seconds flat.

[Bill_AirJunky]

Hehe, Jack at Sandspike sells the Daiquiri Wacker too. I could just never get past the $300 price tag. And it still won't charge the cell phones or run a shop vac.

Edited April 28, 2014 by Bill_AirJunky

[Chia]

Hehe, Jack at Sandspike sells the Daiquiri Wacker too. I could just never get past the $300 price tag. And it still won't charge the cell phones or run a shop vac.

Make one:

http://www.instructables.com/id/Gas-Powered-Blender/?ALLSTEPS

[formulaben]

Hehe, Jack at Sandspike sells the Daiquiri Wacker too. I could just never get past the $300 price tag. And it still won't charge the cell phones or run a shop vac.

Me neither...mine was redneck engineered: $49 ebay weed whacker and about $60 in miscellaneous parts. It worked!

[Bill_AirJunky]

Me neither...mine was redneck engineered: $49 ebay weed whacker and about $60 in miscellaneous parts. It worked!

So do you carry mixed gas on the boat for it? That was another issue. Since I installed the $60 HF inverter a couple years ago, I've bought 2 $5 garage sale blenders. So far, so good.

[formulaben]

Actually haven't had it on the boat yet...a good friend inherited it a while back, but he's coming this summer, so that may change.

[Bill_AirJunky]

Actually haven't had it on the boat yet...a good friend inherited it a while back, but he's coming this summer, so that may change.

Their great at the cabin or at camp. Always gets a crowd goin. But I'd rather not be jackin around with mixed gas & oil on the boat.

And like I said, I can charge phones or run a shop vac with the inverter on board.

[formulaben]

Yeah, me neither. When I did travel with it I had a hard plastic case to keep any leaks contained...fun when it's out though!