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Old 07-12-2009, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Timeless61
how long has Bill Tomlinson been running turbines? I talked to them a lot about the skater in the 1000 Islands one year.
I have his first boat which was built in 1999 2000.

Ted at MTT Developed the brake system.
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Originally Posted by KNOT-RIGHT
I have his first boat which was built in 1999 2000.

Ted at MTT Developed the brake system.

did he have 2 or 3 boats, if 2 it was repainted? and did you have a boat that you did turbines in? or was my way the boat you re rigged or had them rebuilt in, in another thread in the skater section?
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Originally Posted by Timeless61
did he have 2 or 3 boats, if 2 it was repainted? and did you have a boat that you did turbines in? or was my way the boat you re rigged or had them rebuilt in, in another thread in the skater section?
It is the first one. Three Myways were built. The first,
The second, (skaters) third the outerlimits.

Not to Hijack this thread.

Yes I rerigged it with Turbines.
The hull has seen piston engines twice aswell as a second round of Turbines.
Thread is Turbine 101.
Once you go Turbines you cant go back!
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Awesome!
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Old 07-12-2009, 11:21 PM
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Originally Posted by KNOT-RIGHT
It is the first one. Three Myways were built. The first,
The second, (skaters) third the outerlimits.

Not to Hijack this thread.

Yes I rerigged it with Turbines.
The hull has seen piston engines twice aswell as a second round of Turbines.
Thread is Turbine 101.
Once you go Turbines you cant go back!
it seems that way, how are they as far as if you let off, how long does it take to slow down? who has his second boat? that is the one i saw and was looking at and talked with them a bit about it
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Old 07-12-2009, 11:45 PM
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Fusco in 06 Hudson Run, just toying around
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Old 07-13-2009, 02:05 PM
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When my kids where little and we would run in to JetSet leaving the lagoon my girls, in tru Pokiman tradition would yell "Charmander, Charmander" the resembulance is obvious.

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Back in July '89, I was allowed to participate in a test ride on the Gentry Eagle when they were docked for a few days in Greenwich, CT just before they made their cross Atlantic speed record attempt. We went out on LI Sound and cruised at 60-70 mph on Lycoming T40 turbine power (4500hp) connected to an Arneson Surface Drive. What an incredible sound and feeling on such a large speedboat. 110' of aluminum bliss. The cockpit looked like the bridge of the USS Enterprise! This certainly remains one of the highpoints in my marine experiences.



On July 25, 1989, Gentry Eagle left Ambrose lighthouse in New York Harbor and blazed across the Atlantic to Bishop Rock on England's Isles of Scilly with Tom Gentry at the helm. She crossed the Atlantic in just 62 hours and 7 minutes, at an average 73 mph.
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"Average speed of 73 mph for 62 hrs"! And didnt they have some fuel issues and had to pump out and reload?
Incredible. So what was top speed?
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Originally Posted by Timeless61
it seems that way, how are they as far as if you let off, how long does it take to slow down? who has his second boat? that is the one i saw and was looking at and talked with them a bit about it
I'm pretty sure MyWay II is out West. Havasu maybe ??
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