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Hello, this is really interesting information. So you can pee overboard, but if you pee in a bottle and dump it overboard, that's illegal, lol - that's crazy but I believe it. I would never poo in the water and hope no one else does in our waterways, just hate to run into that!. Thanks for the info, I had no idea this was the case. Thanks also for watching!

@@ChristopherQuest IN FLORIDA.... They don't call us Flori-DUH for nothing...

Hello, Wow, I would never have guessed. So if properly cared for a person should get years and years of life. I hope this 50 hangs in there, cylinder pressure is still good, reed valves seem good. Thanks for this info, nice to hear form the actual person that knows the test procedure. Great info and thanks so much for watching!

Hello, hey, thanks so much for the nice comment! Hope to have more coming sometime soon. Thanks for watching!

Hello, I have not tried a topwater lure. This is a great idea and I will definitely give it a shot. I've been using a variety of spoons and paddletails - but I should be catching more fish! Thanks for the info and advice, I will use it. Thanks for watching!

@ChristopherQuest If there are no fish.... NO bait will work....live, shiny, stinky... Top water is a good "find them" lure. There are times that a fish is NOT coming out of 20' of water to hit a surface lure. Most fish will. A catfish is NOT. A red fish will not more than 4'-5' .... They love them in shallow water. I look at top water like knitting. You cast and reel for about 10 minutes. If they're there, they will let you know. Lately.... surface walker lures are the most popular. It takes coordination to walk the lure, but mostly.... it takes EFFORT. I am lazy. I like a cup faced popper or a prop on the back (not front and back because it gets caught up in the front propeller). I like a heavy lure. Casts further. Little fish eat big lures. Big bait big fish. Go big. My favorite is Big Chug.... Then MirrOlure's "Mirro-prop" but take off the front prop. Not as heavy as I like.... but.. You can pop it, steady retrieve... troll. Pop-stop-reel-stop-pop... way easier than walking which is constantly twitch reel twitch reel.... Remember.... Once you catch one or two, they will "catch on" and stop being fooled. Then use your jig. They'll never catch on. Lastly ! Clamp down the barbs on ALL treble hooks. You won't lose fish. I promise. But they come out of the fish (if you're releasing), lines, clothes, seat cushions, etc but MOSTLY they come out of PEOPLE ! Trust me on this.... barbless. I do for jigs too. But not with bait. It will come off the hook. Artificial jig? Barbless. I only use artificial. All barbs get clamped before they get on my boat... ALL.

Hello and thanks for the nice comment and thanks for watching! It's just as much fun getting her ready to go as taking her out. Thanks again

@@ChristopherQuest Don't I know it :(

Yeah, I guess I could just buy another RV if $ are not important.

Hello, I have been looking, they used to be avialable on Amazon, not anymore. They may come out again. Thanks for watching!

Hello, Thanks for the nice comment. Just an old guy having fun on the water. I plan to take it some new places in the near future. Thanks for watching!

Hello! I watched like all of your videos on the Saturn. I subscribed too. You helped influence my decision to buy. Cool that you found my videos. Thanks for watching!

@@ChristopherQuest awesome!!! I need to use mine more. I camped on St George Island in 2020. I used my Sea Eagle Explorer inflatable kayak. After watching your video I’m definitely going back to the island but taking my Saturn and camping.

lol, It was fun to send out the RC car..., I need to bring it along again. Also, It's great not worrying about the boat at night, rolling it up onshore is nice. Thanks again for watching!

Hello again - hey, when are you posting some new videos? You have a fun channel. Thanks for watching

Hello Dave! I will have to look for that, that's crazy. A short fun little camp out. Thanks again for watching!

Hello, I will definitely check it out. Thanks for the suggestion. These small baots are a lot of fun and fairly inexpensive. Hope to bring some more vids this summer. Thanks for watching!

Hello again, I am in the Pensacola area of the ICW. Check out Big Lagoon Park and the National Seashore, beautiful area. Thanks again for watching!

Hello, the ease and weight of the air floor is great. I can wheel this in where no paved boat ramps are available too. Thanks for watching!

Hello, Honestly they both have their uses. The Bris has a more substantial feel with larger 18" tubes, 20hp and alum floor. The FB365 has an air floor, 9.9 engine, 16" tubes - much lighter and easier to tow and move on land. I prefer the larger tube diameter of the Bris, but I sure am sold on the air deck of the saturn for a dingy. You just can't beat the cost/value of either of these boats.

Hi Jeff, a little crazy but a lot of fun. I think a tent on land is much easier. Thanks again for watching!

Hello, It was a fun time, I like the idea of short overnight camping in the summer - enjoy the best times of the day. Thanks for watching!

Hello, I have used and abused the Bris for almost 4 years. I have removed the floor "once" just recently, always trailered. For the money- It is a great value, all air chambers heat welded and xtra thick PVC. There are better boats, but get out the cash! I have a lot of fun with this boat. I would buy another.

Hello, I am happy to hear your trying it out. That is cool. I think you will like the set-up. The kelty is easy to set up and adds a lot. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!

Hello! How fantastic to hear from someone in Poland. It is a beautiful place. Thank you so much for watching! Hopefully more adventures to come.

wish I had some tomato and french fried potatoes!

Hello and thank you for the nice comment! It does work pretty good. Thanks

Hello Robert! Arizona! holy toledo, The dry climate should not be an issue, but the temperatures may be too much to overcome. I need to take this out to the real world and see what happens - heading out soon. Thanks fro watching!

Hello, I believe there is a 12v to 24v converter that will allow you to use a 12v power bank (better than using the 110v inverter). If there is a more econo-mode than sleep mode - I am interested to know about that.interesting idea as an option for insulated cover/walls, thanks for the suggestions! Thanks for watching!

Hi Jeff! Definitely if the intake for the cooled air comes from inside - recirculated air would be much more efficient to cool. - You are right about the heat - I have found that the compressor fan works pretty good at evacuating the internal heat. I will keep an eye on it for sure. The AC actually seems to dry the air, of course - still have to try in the real world! Thanks for watching! Hope all is good in PA.

Does the unit have a way to deal with the condensate? Drying the air -- believe it or not -- is also a large load to the system. Be careful to maintain enough oxygen in the tent. Stay awesome!

Hey Dave! Yes, very cool! lol. I think some of my friends probably think I'm crazy on this one. The sleeping chamber - lol. It does work though - next video, the real world! Thanks again for watching!

Hey Dave! I am getting part 3 edited now. lol, It is interesting anyway... Thanks again for your support!

Hello, well, the first test went well, just not enough time! These batteries are too expensive... Oh well we figured it out in Part 3. Thanks for watching!

Hello and thanks for the nice comment. Check out part 2, it's interesting! Thanks for watching!

Hello! It does fairly well in waves actually. It is not the best sailor as it has a planing hull, but that gives it the versatility! Lots of options with this boat and you can find them at a reasonable price too. Thanks for watching!

Hello and thanks for the nice comment! Maybe just a bit unusual, but it works great! Thanks for watching!

Hello! Thanks for the nice comment and thanks for watching! Having fun!

Hello! I have two 9 gallon tanks that fit under the seats but needed to have some material removed to get them in. I also carry two 5 gallon cans when going any distance. I get very close to 20 miles with 9 gallons with my 50hp 2-stoke going at about 7 knots. I know, not too good. A four stoke should get way better mileage. You will have a blast with the boat, have a great summer! Check out my other videos and Thanks for watching!

Oh, I should also add I was pulling a dingy which hurts mileage a lot, but I always bring a dingy. Thanks!

@@ChristopherQuest Wow that is really good to know and much better than I expected. I know the waters tend to be shallow around the coast, but motoring allows you to stay relatively close in shallow waters (couldn't do that with the centerboard down). If you have any issue cellular service is easy and the dinghy can get you to shore. You're living the dream brother!

Hello Steve, You are so right! Way too much gear. Much better to minimize specifically to the day. I did however get a bigger boat! Please see my other videos of the Bris 14.1 and Macgregor 26X. Thanks for watching!

Hello Dave, lucky I didn't crash the scooter! Upcoming - I will be the first beachcomber! Thanks again for watching!

Hello, I did find that the best time to use it was only when traveling some distance, any type of real manuvering was best done like you said, the old fashioned way. I have a video on how I have mine set up, at the end there is a clip in the water steering with the seat. Thanks for watching!

Hello John! I actually do have a set of three on each side of the boat - attached to the winches on either side. They don't help so much with the initial rolling but do stop the longevity of the roll. I was going to try some anchor line tricks but didn't want to put the wind at the beam. Oh well, it was still fun. Thanks for watching!

Hello again John, This is a good idea, I will look into that for sure. The 1" wide straps seemed like a good idea, but not! Thanks for watching.

Yes, I am back, planning some other trips now, just have to have the weather and boats all participate. I do need to get back in the water too. Once again, thanks for watching.

Hi Jeff! Thanks for watching, still nothing like our real Florida jungle adventures and the pill box! We had such a gift there. Thanks again!

Thank you, and so very incredible to here from folks in Argentina. It is beautiful and thank you so much for watching!

Hello Dave, finally getting back out there. Thanks once again for watching! (next video I break out an e-scooter - don't tell... lol)

Hello David, I added the link in the vid description area too. amzn.to/3wqjRBV Hmmm, cool idea on the stanchions - are you considering making them taller as well? Hey, thanks for watching! More to come

@@ChristopherQuest I'm planning to just run the stainless rail on top of the existing stanchions. Thank you for the aluminum pipe link. I am thinking I may be able to repair my broken mast with that pipe.

Hello and Thank you! The next video coming soon is much more... um.. humorous. Windy and rocky... Hey, Thanks for watching!

Hello Dave! I wish you guys did live closer. There would be some fun times - I miss the lobsteh and clams a lot! The next video is not as calm... but fun. Thanks once again for your support and friendship!

Hello, Thank you so much for the nice comment, I'm no expert, but having fun! Thanks for watching.

Hello, I have also looked and cannot locate anymore. It may be a product they bring back - Just have to check from time to time. Thanks for watching!

Hello! So cool you are in Jamaica, I am so jealous. I am having fun with this boat, I have a new video coming soon. Thanks so much for watching!

Bro I'm from Trinidad and i have the FB385, they're great !!!