A year in its making - Page 2

GED · 30 May 2009, 22:07

Well its now got wet!!!!. Great day out with 'Ribelious' keeping an eye on me

The Weather here was stunning

, making it a great day all round.

codprawn · 30 May 2009, 23:16

Did you open her up full? I know it's early days but those Etecs don't require much running in do they?

What sort of speed did you get? Looks pretty quick in the pics.

GED · 02 June 2009, 21:30

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Originally Posted by codprawn

Did you open her up full? I know it's early days but those Etecs don't require much running in do they?

What sort of speed did you get? Looks pretty quick in the pics.

up to 60mph on a 24pitch 3 blade, will go more if I trim her out and a little more throttle to go

codprawn · 02 June 2009, 22:33

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Originally Posted by GED

up to 60mph on a 24pitch 3 blade, will go more if I trim her out and a little more throttle to go

Not bad at all - is it a light boat? Mine will only swing a 19 or 21" - thats why I need more than 225hp!!!

GED · 02 June 2009, 22:57

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Originally Posted by codprawn

Not bad at all - is it a light boat? Mine will only swing a 19 or 21" - thats why I need more than 225hp!!!

No its not a light boat, its in its hull design

codprawn · 03 June 2009, 04:01

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Originally Posted by GED

No its not a light boat, its in its hull design

Is it stepped - bit hard to tell from the pics.

GED · 03 June 2009, 08:16

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Originally Posted by codprawn

Is it stepped - bit hard to tell from the pics.

standard hull and Aircraft hull.
The Aircraft hull has more curves in it to catch the air

John Firth · 03 June 2009, 10:38

Now I'm really jealous as I couldn't stay to see the new Full Morty launched and now to see that Pat got the chance to drive it too
The reason it goes so quickly is the engine cleverly disguised under the cover of Etec
A fabulous Job Ged, looking forward to seeing you at the weekend (probably only a distant view of the wake!)

GED · 11 June 2009, 21:10

Some picys Pat and Lou took.....It does get sunny in Conwy

Poly · 14 June 2009, 00:14

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Originally Posted by GED

standard hull and Aircraft hull.
The Aircraft hull has more curves in it to catch the air

GED, That looks a bit like the "scalloped hull" on Ballistics. Ballistics are fast, but many people think they have compromised the ride comfort for that bit of extra speed. How does the ride comfort compare on the Air craft then - compared to a more "standard hull"?

GED · 14 June 2009, 09:52

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Originally Posted by Polwart

GED, That looks a bit like the "scalloped hull" on Ballistics. Ballistics are fast, but many people think they have compromised the ride comfort for that bit of extra speed. How does the ride comfort compare on the Air craft then - compared to a more "standard hull"?

The ride comfort is the same if not better than other hulls as the air softens the landings. The best part of the hull is in the turning of the boat, put it at full lock, throttle on full and it will turn within a very tight circle and wont skip out....its like running on rails