Bimini Tops for 26X

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Captain Steve
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Post by Captain Steve »

I like the idea of a fold down dodger. I always have been curious about a dodger and towing. Moondance, check out the Blue water site...The dodger doors are a neat item to get light into the cabina nd keep the weather out.
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Post by Scott »

Just thought I wouold resurect this thread and see if bob is still on the board or if anyone has heard more about this
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Post by Moondance »

Hi

Yes I'm still here.

We have the prototype made. We still have a little fine tuning to go before we have it ready for production but it shouldn't be too long.

I have some photos of it but am not sure how to post them.

Anyone who it interested can email me and I'll send you the photos.

We plan to offer it at $295.

Bob
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Post by aya16 »

now a custom dodger for an M for a couple hundred bucks might be great.


But if you look at some discount tops you will find it hard to compete with the china market
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Greg wrote:By the way, anybody know what happened to PowerSailing Center? The website is not there now.
Greg
Don't know, Greg, but it's still cached in the Google cache...
...and the Wayback Machine has a nice archive as well.
Powersailing's old contacts list is:

Telephone: 440-834-2000
FAX: 440-834-4064
Postal address: 14200 Butternut Rd. Burton, Ohio 44021

E-mails:
Sales: sales@powersailing.com
Customer Support: support@powersailing.com
General Information: info@powersailing.com
Dan Raines: danraines@powersailing.com
Dan Sturm: dansturm@powersailing.com
Webmaster: webmaster@powersailing.com
===================================================

BTW, can we all agree to use the imbedded URL references for long URL's?
All this scanning back and forth is driving me nuts, particularly as it's so easy
to simply make a text reference into a link!
Please see Heath's easy help section HERE.
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no
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Dowsar Dodger

Post by Jack O'Brien »

The Dowsar Dodger will fold forward. 8)

http://www.dowsar.com/options.htm
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Post by aya16 »

I like the dodger, but man the price. they use gold plated support bars or what? if some one was to make a nice one for couple hundred that would be great
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Post by DLT »

Yeah, my next canvas investment will almost certainly be a dodger... But, I just can't justify a Dowsar dodger...
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kmclemore wrote:BTW, can we all agree to use the imbedded URL references for long URL's?
All this scanning back and forth is driving me nuts, particularly as it's so easy
to simply make a text reference into a link!
Please see Heath's easy help section HERE.

I'll second that nomination, Kevin. It seems a simple enough courtesy, for everyone.
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I pulled the link so it wont become an issue. The link wasnt important anyway it just showed where you can get a cheaper bimini.

Not sure what the big deal is I might be missing something I just thought if you click on a long address or a short word it works the same. Is it because its not pretty? I really dont know. But it sounds as if it offends some so we dont want to do that. So as not to offend (still dont know how)
I wont post anymore links and if we are voting and its not a rule I vote let the poster decide. Geees I feel like I just kicked my dog. I ll go give her a hug and a cookie.
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Post by aya16 »

I made my bimini adjustable, height wise, This is easy and it allows you to raise it up for head room when moored. you cant sail with it all the way up but you can with it down and open
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Post by Jeff S »

aya16 wrote:I pulled the link so it wont become an issue. The link wasnt important anyway it just showed where you can get a cheaper bimini.

Not sure what the big deal is I might be missing something I just thought if you click on a long address or a short word it works the same. Is it because its not pretty? I really dont know. But it sounds as if it offends some so we dont want to do that. So as not to offend (still dont know how)
I wont post anymore links and if we are voting and its not a rule I vote let the poster decide. Geees I feel like I just kicked my dog. I ll go give her a hug and a cookie.
I don't think it was offensive to anyone, but the long links sometimes expand the screen horizontally (depending on screen size and settings) forcing people to have to scroll sideways in addition to vertically for that entire page of posts. It is just annoying, but not offensive. I don't think anyone is upset, they are just trying to show you how to make your links shorter to make the pages easier to read. I did the same thing awhile back and was shown how to embed my links. You aren't the first that will be shown how to embed your links nor will you be the last. The good thing is that it only takes a few minutes to learn and keeps the pages easier to read for everyone. I don't remember who showed me where to learn how to do it, but I am glad they did.

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Post by Bill at BOATS 4 SAIL »

Hi aya16 - How did you make your Bimini height adjustable?
I bought a Bimini frame kit, and a pair of aluminum crutches, at a second-hand store, that can be adjusted height-wise by pushing in the spring-loaded pins and moving them to another set of holes.
But that is as far as I've gotten.
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Aya 16 Please send me the obtrusive link as I am more concerned with getting canvas I can afford than have you learned to post links the Cool way .. Cool link posting BTW does nothing for my sailing ability or extending my boat bucks :wink:
I thank You my wallet thanks you
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