Mine is chess vernacular b/c I like to use knights on the chess board early and often. They don't move in straight lines like the other pieces so they can sometimes be interpreted as making wild moves.
because it's what I like to do
New here but Wray is the last name. I needed a user name that I could remember, wanted it to be a littlle "sciencey" since I work in the space program and xwray was the only thing I could come up with.
Unfortunately most think I'm a radiologist
I knew you had something to do with guns cause you know them all. need to look up some more and try to stump you again.Operation Desert Storm/Shield 1990-91
You any relation to the Colorado Wray's?
are you kidding me????? :censored: Because IT'S what I like to DO!
One of my hobbies is jetboats. The one I have now is a tunnel hull with blown innercooled 509 big block Chevrolet that employs a dry sump oiling system, similiar what is used in NASCARs. Utilization of a dry sump oiling system is extremely rare in jetboats especially in one that has "close quarters" as in a tunnel hull jet. I installed this system for it's technical merits, the challenge of fittting the system in the tight space, and simply to be different.
Due to the rarity of this arrangement, this boat was featured in a article in "Hot Boat Magazine" a couple of years ago. The article was titled "Drysumpjet", hense the screen name.
Hot Boat had a magazine? :hmm3grin2orange:
I could of used my boating name '502Jet' but......
My screen name comes from the number I use on the CB radio '454'.
Funny you said that, those are the exact words that were often used on the now defunct Hot Boat Forums.
"Had" is a good way of putting it. Hot Boat Magazine was bought out about a year ago, and then went "belly-up" the first of this year. My guess they lost their advertising revenue due to the economy resulting in the lack of new boat sales. Too bad as I had many issues left on my subscription!
Who made your hull?
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