Who makes Wetjet Jet Skis?  Where would I find information about them?  Thanks?
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WetJet Jet Skis are made by MasterCraft.  Check out their link for more info.\n\nMatt
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Try these websites\n\nhttp://www.boattraderonline.com/\nhttp://www.boats.com/\n\nDo the advanced search. These are the web sites i use for boats and boat parts.
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Where are the towns you mentioned. US? UK? and what kind of boat are you looking for? Monohull? Catamaran? Send me an e-mail or post some specifics. I am a catsailor so would have most information on multihulls. This is a pretty tight world wide community.
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THERE MADE IN CHINA.........GOOGLE IT
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They are offered by Tracker Marine. \n\nhttp://www.procraftboats.com/
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Well, there seem to be quite a few manufacturers - and some might not exist any more.\n\nHave you got any kind of papers to the boat? Actually there should be a badge at an easily accessible place with all the information - like manufacturer, serial number, construction year.\n\nPerhaps ask someone where their badge is mounted in a sailboat (of any category), just as a hint for you.
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www.yearone.com, www.paddockparts.com, www.manciniracing.com, www.pawengineparts.com\n\nThses websites all should have motor mounts for the slant six engine. \n\nGot any pics of the dart? Id love to see some
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here.  \n\nhttp://www.yamato-golf.com or \nhttp://www.yamatogolf.com/\n\nIt's a german company. Also site is all german.\n Very strange with a name like Yamato.
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Hello,\nDo you mean you want a copy of the website made? Email me at my account JetBiker10 at yahoo.co.uk. with details and budget.\n\nThanks\nAh
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A scramjet is a 'supersonic combustion ramjet'. To understand its operation, it's best to look at the evolution of jet engines.\n\nThe least sophisticated, lowest power jet enjines are called pulsejets. They can be built out of metal sheet or tubing in a garage; in fact there is a fellow in New Zealand who has a website describing how to build one, and shows it being used to power cars and even has plans online to build a pulsejet-powered cruise missile guided by GPS. The German V-1 "buzz bomb" cruise missile was powered by a pulsejet, and the pulsejet's distinctive sound resulted in the name.\n\nNext up in sophistication is a turbojet. Unlike a pulsejet, it has a continuous stream of air flowing through, leading to continuous power. It works like this: Air flows in the front of the engine, where compressor blades drive it backward, thereby increasing its temperature and pressure. The fuel is injected into the stream of hot high pressure air and ignited, making it (of course) much hotter and higher pressure still. Those hot expanding gases shoot out the tailpipe of the engine, providing thrust. On the way out the tail end of the pipe, the gases drive another turbine, which is connected by a shaft to the compressor turbine. In this way part of the energy of the engine drives the compressor stage. This is why it's called a turbojet. Turbojets have a hot, fast, dense exhaust which creates turbulence as it mixes with the cool, stationary air around the engine. That is why turbojets are very noisy and not very efficient.\n\nSome of the shortcomings of a turbojet are addressed with turbofan engines. These are similar to a turbojet in construction, but the compressor blades are larger and they are ducted around the turbojet core. This "bypassed" air, which does not have fuel burned in it, is intermediate in temperature, pressure, and speed between the air outside and the air flowing through the core of the engine. This increases the power of the engines and makes them much quieter. Turbofan engines are the most common type of jet engine today.\n\nThe problem with turbojets and turbofans is their complexity, which limits the speeds they can attain because of drag from the turbines. The ramjet was invented to overcome this limitation. It has no turbines; it is basically a hollow tube with a cone in the front which air passes around. The ram pressure of the air entering around the cone acts like the compressor stage in a turbojet. Ramjets have less internal drag than turbojets so they can travel faster. Unfortunately, they do not work at all below high speeds since there is no ram air pressure at low speed. Ramjets require other jets or rockets to speed them up to operational speed.\n\nA scramjet is a ramjet in which the air passing through the engine is at supersonic speed through the entire engine. Normal ramjets have to accelerate the air passing through so they travel through the engine at less than Mach 1 compared to the speed of the plane; otherwise the shockwave inside the engine causes a flameout. Scramjets are designed to work despite the shockwaves, hense "supersonic combustion". Since it can accommodate the highest speed airflow, it can power the fastest aircraft of all these engine types.
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The XSki is totally awesome. Custom made in the small confines of a mini warehouse in Belgium by two former world class skiers. Presently, you cannot purchase or even order the skis. But, as soon as they acquire the pending patents, availability will be right around the corner.
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I did not find out who makes them, but I did find a place that does sell them. www.firstflightbikes.com
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So am I. Although I haven't found the exact one I'm looking for, I have been having success finding some models. Some alternate names to search are "walking moonball" "moonball" "rolling ball" "dance ball" "water ball" "roller ball" "ball coaster"\nThe following sites are where I have found a few moonballs. The last link I posted is the closest to what I'm looking for, but it's still not exactly it. Let me know where you find yours and I'll check it out. Also, I have not come up with any prices yet although I'm expecting $500 U.S.  to be the cheapest based on what else I've seen out there. Let me know what prices you come up with when you find what you're looking for.\n\nThanks, and good luck.\n           -Tim\n\nhttp://www.bizitairproducts.com/waterball.htm#\nhttp://www.china-inflatable.com/products/sports5.htm\nhttp://www.made-in-china.com/showrooms/weimei168/3/TAyMDg0OTYzM/mic/mic/mic/Inflatable_Roller_Ball_P-05.html\nhttp://www.giftsandhome.globalsources.com/gsol/I/Inflatable-play/a/9000000070247.htm\nhttp://ciaky.trustpass.alibaba.com/product/11127536/Moon_Walking_Ball.html?chkProductIds=11127536&ad84kt=y
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what about schick. they make razors, not as big as gillette, but they still make razors.\n\nAre you after company history? Go to their website
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I would try EBay. Also, your local newspaper, Used boating mags. If there is a "Canoe & Kayak" dealer around, try them. Is there a place near you that "rents" canoes & Kayaks? Sometimes you get the BEST deals from a place that rents.......good luck!
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It will be fine. The ocean is the only place where I ride mine. You just have to make sure you flush out the engine with fresh water. This is a very important step. Connect a garden hose to the back of the jet ski when you get it out of the ocean. Start the engine, then turn on the water quickly and let the ski run for 2-3 minutes. Turn off the water and let the ski run for 5 seconds then cut the power. If you do this an spary the ski down with water, then you will be fine. If you forget then corrosion problems can arise.
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http://www.willburns.com/bigturbo.jpg\nhttp://roadraceengineering.com/parts/turbos/pte_turbo/pte_turbo.jpg\n\nhope that helps