Seadoo challenger 180
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Good plan.Will likely hold off this weekend though for better weather.
And not only that you HAVE the equipment, but you know how to operate it WELL. For example:Like @Julian said watching the forecasts is very very important. I personally have the Windy, WIND, and PredictWIND apps and I watch all 3. I never plan long or far outings without knowing all the potential conditions(winds, surf, tides, rain, etc). Make sure u have all ur safety equipment, double check and then triple check everything. Good luck, boat safe, have a great time.
These make refueling simple.Have you tried refueling your boat in the ocean? Do your cans have vents and speed fill nozzles?
I prefer a speed nozzle with vent.....I can dump a can into the boat in under 60 seconds. I tie a docking line to the handle on the side of the can and don't even need to lean out over the boat. Stick the flexible nozzle in the fill tube, raise the can, hold the rope. (I have a siphon....prefer the speed nozzle)These make refueling simple.