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SIMPLE AND CHEAP APPEALS TO ME

Hi guys,

On page 42 of the article Kiwi Ingenuity in The Shed Issue No. 107, there was an interesting photo that I think would be worth expanding on with a separate How I Did It article: the Honda motor hidden in the stern!

A simple and cheap motor interests me, and I would love to see a lot more detail on the whole set-up. Thanks for an awesome mag.

Regards,

Dave Robbie

Thanks for getting in touch, Robbie; that seems like a great idea for a 

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