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Chris I have a little bit of an option in that I can mount the actual “transom” plate either to the front or to the rear of the back of the aluminum angle bracket. Given that weight distribution is already a problem, I’m trying to keep the motor as tight as possible so as not to weight the teeter totter any further.
I am not sure how much setback you are wanting to achieve. Using 1.5″ angle will limit you to minimal setback. You have the overlap of the angle plus the fastner width and clearence to take into account. Also the width of the transom plate and where you mount it (inboard or outboard of the angle) will also change the setback. more
I’m aware of all of that. My trim tabs are going to cost under $40, while those are three times more. I’ve made everything else on this boat so I may as well make these. I had considered the wooden wedge idea; we’ll see. As Chris said a lot of this is going to be dependent on what the jackplate does.
I’ve been doing some upgrading on the old Gheenoe lately.
Here’s a link for those tabs
http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=107008&catalogId=10001&langId=-1&storeId=11151&storeNum=50366&subdeptNum=50415&classNum=50416#.USaE0mt5mSM
In addition, I would try to play with your motor trim angle before adding anything like tabs, you might try shimming out the clamp with a wedge shaped piece of wood or a bunch of shingles to see how much you need. Tabs are a bandaid, they are addressing the symptom not the disease, weight distribution and prop angle are the correct ways to flatten it out.
Have fun,
JC
Zach, I think you should actually claim that trolling motor through a modern interpretation of the Law of Salvage. here
I used Coda but changed to Espresso from MacRabbit which I prefer. here
Changing From Spaces to Spaces (Different Level of Indentation)
This is my biggest argument for tabs. With tabs, each individual can work with whichever space sizes they prefer. Surely that’s more efficient than forces devs out of their comfort zone? [links]
You can see that those Tabs are 2 spaces wide. Assuming I want to switch to spaces and I’m happy with 2 spaces per tab, I just select “Convert Indentation To Spaces” from that menu.
This is also headquarters for fixing up a document that isn’t how you like it.
Basically, all open tabs are saved to the bookmarks in Internet Explorer from where they can be opened again. here
What more? All solutions are native meaning that you don't have to install a browser extension or extra software for it.
Open all saved tabs with a middle-click on the bookmark folder. [links]
While that works well most of the time, it can have disastrous consequences if it does not as you may lose access to all or some of the sites.
Most browsers support session restore for instance which, when enabled, reloads all tabs open the last time you used the browser.
How can I fully customize the background color when (not-selected / selected), text color, and etc. I've already tried using pseudo classes. but still no avail. --- I have set the font-size successfully but the text color is a little bit jittery when set. Please help.
I'm using angular 4 and I'm using Angular Material.
I've tried to change the background to transparent when selected. trying to override the color when the link is not selected in the tab and etc..but still doesn't work.