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Old 12-22-2007, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by BillR

I am not sure who designs all the big names in boats, but AT is a Harry Schoell design and the Cig Top Gun is Michael Peters.
Now, if Cig or AT gets an order for a boat, and the guy wants big power and #6 drives, do you think either of these manufacturers call the designer and see what needs to be done to offset the added weight so the boat is as the designer intended?
I don't call Harry, I drive down the street and walk in his office. Especially now with the big project.

The standing line is "I am off to see the wizard"

Did you get your voice back yet? Call me next week.
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Originally Posted by ActiveThunder
I don't call Harry, I drive down the street and walk in his office. Especially now with the big project.

The standing line is "I am off to see the wizard"

Did you get your voice back yet? Call me next week.
Now that's convenient!
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Originally Posted by ActiveThunder
I don't call Harry, I drive down the street and walk in his office. Especially now with the big project.

The standing line is "I am off to see the wizard"

Did you get your voice back yet? Call me next week.

. I liked your "BIG" project. Mum's the word.
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Originally Posted by Sydwayz
You were in the boat when Tres (purposely) whipped the 180* turn in Rich's AT. What did you think? Was it skittish? Would you have liked that same turn in your boat? Just curious.
Yes I was on board. He did NOT whip a hard azz turn. He simply turned the boat around and headed back in the opposite direction.
(If that was a whipped 180* turn, then AT's have problems turning)
Yes, I would have felt fine turning my boat like that - it was just a turn. I have turned my boat much tighter. Did I think the AT boat was skittish? I think "loose" would be my description. My 28' Powerquest felt skittish.
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Originally Posted by ActiveThunder
I don't call Harry, I drive down the street and walk in his office. Especially now with the big project.

The standing line is "I am off to see the wizard"

Did you get your voice back yet? Call me next week.
That is impressive!!!!!
Now I am curious, what changes are made? For example, Macklin said his boat was built w/o a cabin liner, thus the boat is 700lbs lighter. In that instance, what did Harry tell you to change to keep the boat balanced?
Do other manufacturers do this?

Pat, voice is back, I'll call ya next week.
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Originally Posted by hpoffshore
First-off...Time is not quantified in "plethoras";
That's funny chit
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Originally Posted by ciaoderhead
That's funny chit
I've already asked Steve to add "Dict-Chek" to the posting window similar to "Spel-Chek.
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Originally Posted by Enforcer2
Okay so now that all the experts are keyed in to this thread, when seting up my outboards on my Midnight which has a 24 degree V with a pad, what height should drives be in relation to bottom. ( I will be going with quads)

On my last Midnight I was running the bullets of the nose cones (Bob's low water pick ups) even with the bottom of the boat. (No pad on old Midnight) Even higher than shown in pict when I added brackets to outers.

Now that my new Midnight has a pad, can I run the drives even higher?? And other than the obvious water pressure what negative effects will it have?

Thanks

I don't see a pad. I see a notched transom. Which still should alow you to raise the drives a little. How much? I have no idea.
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Originally Posted by BillR
That is impressive!!!!!
Now I am curious, what changes are made? For example, Macklin said his boat was built w/o a cabin liner, thus the boat is 700lbs lighter. In that instance, what did Harry tell you to change to keep the boat balanced?
Do other manufacturers do this?

Pat, voice is back, I'll call ya next week.
Good question...I should have asked that when I bought my POS single step TG...but, what the hell, It's a Cig, the best boat ever built
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Jeff,
These pics look familiar?
I believe the dash is from your AT. The other is Thunder Dan's boat.

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