Evinrude Informercial with Dyne

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  1. dynegreg1

    dynegreg1 King Dyner

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    Has anyone seen the infomercial for Evinrude on TV late at night? It shows about a 15 minute segment on the world record breaking pyramids that the four teams joined up to make. It shows the Mad City Dyne with the 3 225 E Tecs going to work. It is pretty cool. I saw it on FX about 3:00 in the AM a few days ago.

    Greg
     
  2. Must-Ski Motors

    Must-Ski Motors Hydrodyne 20 Specialist

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    I'll get some video to Daniel of this. The teams involved will all be receiving copies.
     
  3. jim

    jim Hydrodyne 18 Specialist

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    That would be really cool. I have tried to find it on the web with no luck.

    jim Cool Very Happy Laughing Razz
     
  4. 2MERCS

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    As soon as you can. Plus if you have any inside conections on getting site approval to use this video that would be great. Otherwise I will contact BRP/Evinrude myself and see what it will take to get it up.

    Daniel
     
  5. timsprandel

    timsprandel Elite Hydrodyner

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    I saw this clip this morning, it isn't as long as it could have been, but it proves that Dynes are still king when it comes to towing a heavy load. BRP left it until the end of the infomercial as a high point, listing the combined weight of the skiers and showing (if I remember correctly), how some of the ropes broke and had to be replaced for the next attempt.
    It was very impressive! I can only imagine what it would have been like to be one of the skiers at the base of the pyramids.
     

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