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Old 12-30-2007, 08:34 PM
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I was always curious if a bottom that was like fish scales would work? Or if it's been done? Maybe a shark skin finish like olympic swimmers wear so they can go thru the water faster.
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Well it's wide enough that the center motors will be behind it. Compared to the homeland boat the centers will probably like to be a hole or two higher.
Side thought the Sutphen is a 26 degree v isn't it?
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hmmmmmmm, u may have something there. Patent office here I come
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Old 12-30-2007, 08:41 PM
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Bottom surface.

Like a non stick fry pan?
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Originally Posted by MOBILEMERCMAN
Well it's wide enough that the center motors will be behind it. Compared to the homeland boat the centers will probably like to be a hole or two higher.

Side thought the Sutphen is a 26 degree v isn't it?
I believe the Sutphen is 26 degree.

Like you said earlier, it's going to take some time to get it right. Not a "normal" set up that you see alot of. Guess I need to invest in a engine hoist!! or put jack plates on........just one more thing , I mean four more things to worry about buying and breaking.

Why do we like boats again????
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Shark skin traps air bubbles .....no stickshon (sp?) between water and bottom surface
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A bad day boating is always better than a good day inside.
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Okay now I remeber.Thanks again for the help.I'll keep ya posted
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Originally Posted by marylandmark
What is a notched transom and why is it good/bad?
Post #125 shows a notched transom. Allows you to run you drives higher for less drag but still feed them plenty of water for bite.
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The notch is the area plugged in the mold it. It shortens the running surface, allows drives to be mounted higher and makes the bow run lighter.
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