[PSUBS-MAILIST] viewport covers

[Alan James via Personal_Submersibles]

Brian,some people use acrylic. I think Karl Stanley has a thin dome permanentlymounted over his existing dome. Scott could confirm that. Regards Alan
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Thanks, Scott and Tim,         I think plywood is the way to go, nice and strong !    I'll need 19 of them. Brian

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 Brian, My method has worked quite well. I use bungee cords and made a plywood plug. You can see pictures on my project page under KW-350 Trustworthy. They have traveled a few thousand miles with no issues so far. Thank you,Scott Waters   
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Hi All,               Does anyone have a good method of covering your windows while the sub is being towed or parked, so the windows don't get hit with a rock or scratched ? Brian Cox_______________________________________________
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