Is there any way for water to get inside the hull?
612483
yes you get condensation. you have to open the dry compartment and let it dry out
612484
it would take a pretty good hit to puncture the hull, ive hit stumps underway with no problems, although iam not going very fast, ikeep my boat in a garage to prevent sun ageing
1064338
I installed a PVC system for my unit and built it in such a way the the air must travel uphill for a ways thus making it more difficult for the water to get to the unit. I have had no problems with water in the unit. Hope this helps.
741134
I would say no. I think all you can do is sponge off the surface as best you can. You don't want the stuff inside to get wet.
53079
It can go in the water, but I wouldn't consider it a water toy. It has to be drained out afterwards, as do the rest of the fleet.
1910126
Only to a certain degree. It is not water proof so water still gets in. It has rubber stoppers overmthe differnt ports so water does not get in easily.
1518315
Not that I know off. Although clean up may be a little messy since you can't Immerse it in water......
1118495
No it's built into the unit. Opening the unit would compromise the water and dust protection.
685191
No. The only way to get into it is to unscrew the 6"x6" (or so) plastic screen on the top where the water goes in.
2200456
No, the easiest solution is to empty the tank and slide it under. Unfortunately, I discovered that after filling my tank with 30 gallons of water. :-)
1146664
There is a one inch square plastic part inside, near the top, where the handle connects. It is above the max fill line so no water touches it.
960635
Just lift the water container off the base and turn the water reservoir over so that the underside is now facing up. Remove the screw cap and fill the reservoir with water. The screw cap should be contoured with vertical ridges for extra grip. Hope that helps.
2174034
No I don't think so. It can get wet but don't believe the contents are protected.
144297
Yes, you can do that, however, you still may have to add a few pumps of air before each use. It would be best to keep it indoors so that the varying temperatures or sunlight wouldn't effect the air pressure inside the kayak.
1865004
inside is bare metal so rust is an issue. ya so water would be a big problem.
783056
No, the "in hull" transducer is mounted (I siliconed mine) inside the hull in your bilge area. The "through hull" transducer you have to drill through the fiberglass and mount the sensor for contact with the water.
266497
Yes. We filled our 's with water just in case we wanted to move it later. But they suggest filling it with either sand or water.
718590
I don't think so. There is no little hole or run off into the water on the hull or otherwise. Everything is inflatable (arm rests, back rest, foot rest, cup holder. The only thing not inflatable are the paddle holders on the side, they are rubber and the net in front and rubber keel on bottom.