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Thanks rickg 1984 & knot 4 me
The nice weather has enabled me to make lots more progress, finished of all the custom Volvo looms and garmin systems and we were able to switch it on and give it a try, everything configured beautifully so next weekend i should be able to flash the motors up. Also mocked up the cylinders for the carbon fibre trim tabs so we can now mould the re-inforecment all coming together nicely:hugegrin::hugegrin: Peter |
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A few more pictures
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Hi All,
Got the drives installed today, tomorrow i will start the pipe work for the dry sump system. Peter |
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Hi All,
Fitted carbon fibre air intake for additional ventilation, also filled the drives with oil installed the props and mocked up the transducer brackets. Peter |
Peter,
Didn't look for a while, hat off!! Got a lump in my throat watching these drives :eekdrop: best regards Paul |
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Thanks Paul,
Today i made all the dry sump hoses between the drives and transom and also did the final fit on the steering transducers these are submersible to 2 meters but should only get splash most of the time. Peter |
The end is in sight
Originally Posted by peterunwin
(Post 4140852)
Thanks Paul,
Today i made all the dry sump hoses between the drives and transom and also did the final fit on the steering transducers these are submersible to 2 meters but should only get splash most of the time. Peter Will you throw the champagne bottle this summer? cheers Paul |
Any concern with the weight of the lines for the dry sump hanging off the fittings? Generally, boats seem to have the internal lines, wires, hoses, etc secured every 6-8 inches, and external lines are are fairly short. Frickin' awesome project though. What's the calendar look like for June?
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Originally Posted by denpol
(Post 4140927)
High Tech! Great.
Will you throw the champagne bottle this summer? cheers Paul We are about 3 weeks away until her first splash subject to weather Peter |
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Originally Posted by 1 MAIDEN AMERICA
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Any concern with the weight of the lines for the dry sump hanging off the fittings? Generally, boats seem to have the internal lines, wires, hoses, etc secured every 6-8 inches, and external lines are are fairly short. Frickin' awesome project though. What's the calendar look like for June?
My day job is designing and building small hydraulic drill rigs and i very often use unsupported hose on these and finds it works really well.On the boat i have used 3 hoses which are cable tied together and they have to accommodate all the steering movement and trim, they are way over specked for their purpose and as such they are mechanically very very strong, they have a working pressure of 5000 psi with a three times safety factor two are being used with a small vacum the other four are a little over atmospheric. Peter |
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