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Originally Posted by Skip
RSA 270:73 that defines a jet ski as a watercraft that carries one or two persons was codified in 1988...
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More specifically, a SKI Craft is what is banned on Squam Lakes. A Personal Water Craft (PWC) is the same classification as a boat. Also see:
http://www.nh.gov/safety/divisions/s...tricted.html#S and refer to Squam Lake.
This is also a good site to refer to prior to venturing onto a waterway where you have not been as it tells about many other restrictions on that waterway that are good to know i.e. HP limits, speed limits, no petroleum powered, etc.
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Originally Posted by masssteve
Squam is like driving around in circles in the graveyard all day. Rocks everywere, nothing much to see, and you have to go from one marker to the next or your in trouble...
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Steve, quiturb%#@^in-we're supposed to be having fun here. We'll miss you...
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Originally Posted by Dave R
...Removing it will be fairly easy, but I find it disturbing that the state requires me to so. That just encourages me and my guests to relieve ourselves in Squam Lake. How odd...
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Dave, know this:
http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/...0/270-72-a.htm
and for any NH body of water:
http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/...487/487-10.htm
but more importantly:
http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/.../485-a-mrg.htm While there look at 485-A:2-VIII and 485-A:15.
In the latter note that it requires that if you put it there (including pee & poop) you must clean it up-yewwwwww.
Enough toilet humor. Would you agree that we have some of the cleanest waters in the US? And you want to defecate in them?
