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Actually I've decided not to bring the D70 but go for a digital camcorder instead...  since there'll be a professional photographer there, I figured I'd be better off to get some footage of this cruise instead :O

To all those CB guys out there, have we confirmed what type of batteries they use?

They take 3 triple a's - i checked last night

damn it....I thought I would be the first to make post-cruise post.....

Oh well...cruise was great...shame I had to leave early....have to wake up earlyish tommorrow so I couldnt stick around for long...

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Nick Ill give you a rematch on the 0-20km/h sprint :)

CRUISE WAS AWESOME - GF LOVED IT :)

So good to catch up with a lot of you guys again, got some awesome footage (with soundtrack) too! Must think up a way of mounting the damn thing next time, bit of earthquake action happening :)

TOP MOMENT: Leaving the car park - never heard such music in my life :D

Laters, work at 7am tomorrow ;)

Cruise was great but had to leave a tad early. :)

Can't wait til the next Friday night cruise session. :)

Someone post up photos asap!

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