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 Originally Posted by SnoC653
Nice video, And it certainly wiped the smile off of that face. 
Just noticed that lol
 Originally Posted by Stainless
Damn, that's cool! Gonna have to try that at home. 
CH3N02
Well make sure to make a video so we can see how it turns out!
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I usually keep it off to the side and try to keep it dry (get it, dry ice).
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Let's hear more about these bombs...
CH3N02
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 Originally Posted by Stainless
Let's hear more about these bombs...
CH3N02
Thats what I am saying!
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 Originally Posted by Stainless
Let's hear more about these bombs...
CH3N02
Take an empty 2 liter bottle and fill it with hot water. Add dry ice pieces, tighten the bottle cap and get back.
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 Originally Posted by riverrunner1984
Just youtubed it.
Nice video, And it certainly wiped the smile off of that face.
 Originally Posted by ogshotgun
well in a drag boat with a drive you run off the fly wheel my friend .. and if they were jet boat headers they would be pointing forward since jet boats are a direct connect to the flywheel
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 Originally Posted by riverrunner1984
Just youtubed it.
Damn, that's cool! Gonna have to try that at home. 
CH3N02
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 Originally Posted by Sharp shooter
Take an empty 2 liter bottle and fill it with hot water. Add dry ice pieces, tighten the bottle cap and get back.
You have to get the correct quantity of water/dry ice mixture, or you'll have a failure, though. 😉
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I've used it houseboating at Powell. Loaded the meat (only) cooler in reverse order from planned meals. First meal on top and last meal at the bottom. Also used duct tape around the joint of the lid to bottom to further insulate. Nothing else was there and there was no reason for anybody to open that cooler. Lasted the week just fine.
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