RIB Movies

Petrov · 21 June 2004, 13:58

Sorry about language but in the bottom of the link it says här
Click and there is 2 nice rib movies (a couple of minutes each)

Movies in the bottom of the link

Phil Davies · 21 June 2004, 15:25

Fantastic videos - thanks for posting them! You got the Yamaha fixed then?

Nick Hearne · 21 June 2004, 15:41

Looking good I like the bit when you are bouncing from wave to wave!
Regards
Nick

Petrov · 21 June 2004, 15:42

Thank`s;

Engines are running like a clock.

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Looking good I like the bit when you are bouncing from wave to wave!

Adrenalin are just running around in the body

jackeen · 21 June 2004, 17:14

Nice vids

do you or anyone have any pics of the viper max 6.5 apart from the ones in the RI review

Paul

ozz · 21 June 2004, 18:54

Nice Vids!
Nice boats!

Petrov · 22 June 2004, 05:48

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do you or anyone have any pics of the viper max 6.5 apart from the ones in the RI review

I have some nice pics at my office of Viper Max 6,5m.
You want me to mail them to you.

Nick Hearne · 22 June 2004, 07:34

Petrov post them on hear so we can all have a look!
Nick

The Jackeens · 22 June 2004, 07:58

Hi petrov,

If you can post a pic would be fine I've seen the one where its air born with a nice dirty hull. If theres anything else including internl layout - seating /console.

But don't go to any trouble.

Paul

Nick Hearne · 22 June 2004, 08:13

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Originally Posted by The Jackeens

Hi petrov,

If you can post a pic would be fine I've seen the one where its air born with a nice dirty hull. If theres anything else including internal layout - seating /console.

But don't go to any trouble.

Paul

Hi have you had a look at the article in Rib Inter. its on there web site
Under reading room / boat test
Nick
http://www.ribmagazine.com/index.htm

"Quote As we’re on the subject of performance, I would like to confirm that the Viper is one of the best 6.5 metre RIBs I have yet trialed. Her deep vee hull was super soft riding and held the water most gracefully - heeling in all its hard turns without the slightest sign of slip"

Petrov · 22 June 2004, 10:19

Here is some pics of Osprey Viper Max from 6,2m to 7m.

Petrov · 22 June 2004, 10:20

Some more

Robert1 · 22 June 2004, 10:56

Superb videos!

Louise · 22 June 2004, 10:56

Cool pics Petrov. I really like the look of them, especially the more 'leisure' coloured ones.

Bajan · 22 June 2004, 14:37

Very cool vids Petrov. Very nice boats.

Brian · 22 June 2004, 14:50

I am getting "You are not authorised to view this site".
What am I doing wrong?

Petrov · 22 June 2004, 14:58

Thank`s for all nice comments, one day i maybe can find the text in english so you can read about our trip from Belgium to Stockholm.

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I am getting "You are not authorised to view this site".

No clue, do you have internet

The Jackeens · 24 June 2004, 17:38

thanks petrov for the pics.

The pods look very square and broad . Are they comfortable on long journies. I would think that standing up ones legs would be spread quite far apart.

ta

Paul

Petrov · 24 June 2004, 19:37

Hi Paul;

I think they are great, specially for long trips.
There is pos to sit, stand, and stand on the knee on seat and one foot on deck.
What i mostly like is that sitting is something in between bench and jockey, nice for the ass, and you don`t have to worry to get your balls crushed in the same way as a standard jockey.
Can defiently recomend them.
In the seats that takes 3 persons in a row i can put 7 thermic flotation suits so there is plenty of space to put things.

The Jackeens · 24 June 2004, 21:05

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Originally Posted by Petrov

s, and you don`t have to worry to get your balls crushed in the same way as a standard jockey.

It a bit hard to see on the pics - because the jockies seem quite wide the gap between the two jockies looks tight for 2 people to get there feet there.

I quite like the saddle type jockies that reduce in size towards the front so easier to stand with your legs close together. But yes the crown jewels can get a good crunch.

Paul