Offshore Powerboat keeping up the reputation!
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Just saw this, not sure what kind of boat, maybe a midnite? marlin? but definitely trying to run, what balls these people have. Ship THEM back!
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Actual footage of the boat hitting the coast guard!
NEWS REPORT
Actual footage of the boat hitting the coast guard!
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Originally Posted by NRG
Just saw this, not sure what kind of boat, maybe a midnite? marlin? but definitely trying to run, what balls these people have. Ship THEM back!
NEWS REPORT
Actual footage of the boat hitting the coast guard!
NEWS REPORT
Actual footage of the boat hitting the coast guard!
It kind of almost looks like three different motors too? The 5 verados look sick on the coast guards boat!!
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Where can you get one of those coast guard boats. That thing was running real nice. The boat being chased was bouncing all about and the coast guard boat ran pretty flat. Who makes those?
Last edited by raytart; 08-20-2006 at 09:29 PM.
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Originally Posted by raytart
Where can you get one of those coast guard boats. That thing was running real nice. The boat being chased was bouncing all about and the coast guard boat ran pretty flat. Who make those?
They are Safe-Boats. www.safeboats.com I took delievery of two of them.
#7
Looks like the steering on the drug boat busted......
#8
R You don't want those sissy boats. You want 1 of these bad boys
Checkout the middle video Knockdown then watch 47 knockdown
http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-o/nmlbs/video.html
Our Safe boats have twin 225 Honda
Checkout the middle video Knockdown then watch 47 knockdown
http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-o/nmlbs/video.html
Our Safe boats have twin 225 Honda
#9
Cool videos!!
They have more guts than I.
A few years back I watched a video of the 47' boat undergoing qualification testing. One test was how long the boat took to self-right from a fully inverted position. The test was in a lagoon. The boat was forced upside down by two canes with cables attached to the hull and pulling from opposite sides. Once the cables were released it only took seconds to flip upright. Really impressive.
They have more guts than I.
A few years back I watched a video of the 47' boat undergoing qualification testing. One test was how long the boat took to self-right from a fully inverted position. The test was in a lagoon. The boat was forced upside down by two canes with cables attached to the hull and pulling from opposite sides. Once the cables were released it only took seconds to flip upright. Really impressive.
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