indoor jetski waterpark.

[Big Kahuna]

Harrison, I'm willing to help contribute to get your ski running.

Sure, send me $180.00.

Thank you.

 

[Dustin Mustangs]

 

[the WaTeRhAwK]

Sure, send me $180.00.

Thank you.

let me get some bills paid and I'll see what I can do. my ski is back together now so i don't need to spend any more money on it right away. I'd be glad to help.

 

[tbaer]

let me get some bills paid and I'll see what I can do. my ski is back together now so i don't need to spend any more money on it right away. I'd be glad to help.

while your at it I need a new start/stop switch

 

[kraqus]

I need a Pipe and head for my SN......:biggrin:

p.s: but I will settle for footholds....

Benny

 

[the WaTeRhAwK]

while your at it I need a new start/stop switch

I need a Pipe and head for my SN......:biggrin:

p.s: but I will settle for footholds....

Benny

travis, benny,.....

http://pwctoday.com/f112/stand-up-free-parts-thread-200362.html

 

[kraqus]

Priceless !!

p.s: I knew I had seen that video (signature) somewhere before.


Benny

 

[the WaTeRhAwK]

lol.... we need one of those type threads over here, too.

 

[Scorn800]

So Wad say I throw you a couple Mil you willing to build it in Jersey?:smokin:

 

[WFO Speedracer]

The only thing I have Extracted from this thread is that Waterhawk sure knows an awful lot about pipes,not necessarily for two stroke engines though.:439:

 

[kraqus]

The only thing I have Extracted from this thread is that Waterhawk sure knows an awful lot about pipes,not necessarily for two stroke engines though.:439:

:lmao:



Benny

 

[the WaTeRhAwK]

So Wad say I throw you a couple Mil you willing to build it in Jersey?:smokin:

if this thing goes well, I would be willing to allocate one to every state in the friggin union.

 

[the WaTeRhAwK]

The only thing I have Extracted from this thread is that Waterhawk sure knows an awful lot about pipes,not necessarily for two stroke engines though.:439:

try reading it slower.

 

[swanny]

the old chambers were full-on water-through chambers, that entered the pipe at the coupler fitting between the headpipe(peatrap) and the chamber. no stinger fittings.

wad said peatrap lol it gets me every time every season.

WAAAAAAAD

 

[swanny]

PEATRAAAAAAAAAP!!!!!

 

[subnsxr]

It's really a dead sport, sure some peeps ride but really how many peeps ride? just a handful. You'll go broke

 

[OnFireForJesus]

Sorry to redirect this thread back to the park aspect...

I will bite and daydream with you.

Indoor park, no.
Outdoor, yea. You could save millions of imaginary dollars by eliminating the indoor aspect.

so lets say money was not an object to be considered for the initial construction of a facility and you only had to get it to pay for itself to keep it alive.

Since I live in south florida, there are not a bunch of places to ride flatwater, nor is it common to get a nice swell to ride surf. The idea of a complex that had lakes, wave pools, etc. could potentially have appeal. Every day I drive past huge man made lakes from mining lime rock. These huge holes are just there doing nothing but holding water. Here is an aerial photo of one such mining operation.



IF there was a way to gain access to these lakes to convert them to some mega complex of wave pools, wakeboarding/ski boat access, etc. the hard part of digging a giant hole is already done. The challenge then is to develop/install a wave machine, of which there are various systems already in place throughout the world i.e. WSL surf ranch. You would have to appeal to surfers, jet skiers, free riders, boat users, etc. just to break even and keep the doors open.

Again, being that this is south florida, winter is like 90 minutes long so you could be open year round. The indoor facility would never, NEVER work. To put your ventilation cost into perspective, a local "Cutting edge" gun range spent over two million dollars on their ventilation system and their entire facility is about 10,000 sq/ft.

 

[Sanoman]

Great idea,but how deep are those pits?

 

[OnFireForJesus]

Great idea,but how deep are those pits?

I am not sure. My guess from watching the dredges run is at least 20’ deep up to 50’. Most likely around 20’.