dressing up your radar array

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We finally got the new name put on the "new" boat today:

In doing that we came up with a simple and fun way to further dress the boat up and put the name on our radar array:
Radar+Name.jpg


It is not the best picture but it came out pretty cool looking. I talked to our electronics guy- should be absolutely no issue doing this at all as long as we don't paint it on which we didn't do. Anyway- thought I'd pass the idea on for others to try out if they want- it looks neat in person.

Here is the name on the transom (green tape around teak as we are putting more coats on it):
boat+name.jpg


Now every time anyone hails us or we hail on the VHF everyone will hear my yacht brokerage firm's name. :)
 
Nice looking Tony and a darn good idea for the vessels name. I like the radar's radome touch as well!
My wife and I had the pleasure of having dinner with "Two to Tango" this evening another
great boat name of an RO and his Wife.
Bill
 
Is the boat documented with the USCG or state registered?
 
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Originally posted by Billylll

Nice looking Tony and a darn good idea for the vessels name. I like the radar's radome touch as well!
My wife and I had the pleasure of having dinner with "Two to Tango" this evening another
great boat name of an RO and his Wife.
Bill

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Bill, are you sending them up this way today, or holding them hostage a bit longer down there?

Tony, I thought of doing the same thing on my radar.
 
Mike we are waiting on tide right now. I thought
I damaged my props trying to dock in my little space in 50+ mph winds yesterday.
I just lent them my car to get ice and they should be heading north shortly.
They don't think they will make Pennybrook this afternoon.
Bill
 
It's a long trip for one day. They should think about staying over at Manasquan and heading out early tomorrow.
 
I also did the same thing....a few years ago with " Dog Daze "

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Two to Go is well on their way. After provisioning up
and getting gas we were underway with them by 11:00AM.
The weather is picture perfect compared to bringing
them in yesterday. I think they will be staying in Manasquan
tonight Mike. We had a great time with them, they are good
people!
Lucky for me no damage from docking in what I later learned
from my NMEA2000 weather station that we had gusts up to 59 knots.
The average wind speed was 34 knots, almost -0- visibility with hail.
This was not anyone's idea of a fun trip to the marina.
It all worked out for the best.
Bill & Jan
 
I didn't see anyplace to hang the Panties and other trophy's!
 
quote:
Originally posted by Thudpucker

I didn't see anyplace to hang the Panties and other trophy's!

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Thud I think Tony like myself and others (Mike) are
very happily married.
LOL
Bill
 
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