Thanks :-) Hope to be able to fit the Stryker with a cam and do some high-speed fly-by's. Would have been cool! :-)

Ja det var topp å komme seg "utpå" selv om det ble i seneste laget. Får satse på en fin sensommer :-)

Ahoy! Landlubber! Next time...take a two hour course in launching & recovering your vessel from/to a trailer. Once you get good at it...if you have someone at the helm & someone in the tow vehicle...you can launch/recover in under a minute. For those with automatic tow vehicles...always leave it in neutral when backing in if it's a downgrade as the vessel will give you the downward motion without having additional (unnecessary) power from your truck. Or Outback as in your case. Didn't have time to watch the whole episode so hopefully you remembered to put the drain plug in before you unhooked completely. Also...usually it's a good idea to open your canvas BEFORE launching for easier boarding access. A good rule of thumb and for consideration of other people sharing the ramp is to stage, stow and load in staging area so all you need do is back her in and go when separated.