Tom: I just barely got to school (Friday morning) and found your e-mail. I don't know what my schedule will be at Northridge this evening. I will have to call them, then get back to you...
LJ >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 5/10/2006 10:45:30 PM >>> Yes, we are still on. If I get too busy to eat or see a friend I'm too busy. When will be meet and where? We can meet at Northridge, at your motel, or at a restaurant. Since it is busy Friday nights you might want me to go early and make reservations. Where would you like to eat? Tom On May 10, 2006, at 2:49 PM, Larry Johnson wrote: > Tom: You sound like a busy man. Will you have time to visit me at > Northridge High this weekend? If not, maybe I could come to the > house, because I will be so close......... Let me know. > > Larry J > >>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 5/9/2006 9:47:45 PM >>> > Between wrapping up the last month of school, visiting with my > granddaughter, and getting the yard ready for a wedding reception (I > have a daughter getting married May 31st) I haven't had time to read > or respond any email. I have had to take day's off work to get any > fishing in, the nights and weekends are filled with "honey-do's". On > top of that I want to build a new rod and repair and re do the tip on > another. > > I did, however, find time to rig up a new fish finder (Hummingbird > Fishfinder 565) for my kick boat. I have been using a "Fishing > Buddy" finder for years, but I wanted to try out the wonders of the > higher resolution finders designed to go on boats. It wasn't two > hard to adapt it to a kick boat. I bought an aluminum frame designed > to hold the transponder,which is clamped onto the square aluminum > cross beams that support the seat of the kick boat and can be easily > removed for launching and shallow water. I mounted the base of the > unit to a piece of hickory wood which is lashed with metal straps to > the frame. The whole thing is powered by a small, 12 volt seal gel > battery which sits in one of the side patches. The actual unit head > pops into the mount and can be easily removed for safekeeping. > > I'll try it out at Strawberry Reservoir this Thursday. I'll report > how it worked, and then will go off list until the first week of June > > > Tom Davenport >
