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Von Bongo 06-01-2012 04:43 PM
Originally Posted by SHARKEY-IMAGES (Post 3700462)
I believe the 29' 11" but 13" for the Bussel???

Those trim tabs look about 18 to 24" ???


http://sharkeyimages.zenfolio.com/im...72127039-4.jpg
Those are "Fountain" inches. A marine unit of measurement. Different than the "United States Customary Units"

I thhought everyone that owned a boat knew that? :party-smiley-004:

akaboatman 06-01-2012 05:29 PM
There web sight calls it a SV28.

sutphen 30 06-01-2012 05:45 PM
Originally Posted by SHARKEY-IMAGES (Post 3700462)
I believe the 29' 11" but 13" for the Bussel???

Those trim tabs look about 18 to 24" ???
lets not forget the knotch.how big is that.

http://sharkeyimages.zenfolio.com/im...71150678-4.jpg

smiklos@sunprint 06-01-2012 05:56 PM
The V lites (Extreme Phantom) are less than 22 degrees at the stern have a flatter keel and like most all V hulls have variable deadrise. The speeds of this boat are impressive but not unbelievable. It appears to be a good exercise of combining good aero design with good bottom desingn and state of the marine world art in composites.
Steve

socalstone 06-01-2012 05:59 PM
Originally Posted by smiklos@sunprint (Post 3700554)
The V lites (Extreme Phantom) are less than 22 degrees at the stern have a flatter keel and like most all V hulls have variable deadrise. The speeds of this boat are impressive but not unbelievable. It appears to be a good exercise of combining good aero design with good bottom desingn and state of the marine world art in composites.
Steve
agreed. also, the carbon fiber is probably ultra stiff which would translate to more speed.

So lightweight, stiff as hell, great step design, less than 24º deadrise, aerodynamic, and waaalaaa! 100+ with a 600sci.

348SStb 06-01-2012 07:18 PM
Originally Posted by Mastercraft240 (Post 3700404)
You're trying to state facts that you heard from an unconfirmed third party. There's no possible way your going to know the exact running surface from looking at a trailer that hasn't been fit for a boat. I've put a tape measurer to that boat and it's 29ft and change of running surface.
If you took a tape measure to the boat, then I'd imagine you'd be able to tell us a more exact number than 29 and change. What's the length overall?

Why don't we have any publicized specs on this boat? What's the fuel capacity? The weight? The length overall?

Why hasn't the Outerlimits web site been updated since Calvin Coolidge resided in the White House?

BrettM 06-02-2012 09:15 AM
Our 29SV measures 28ft from the transom to the bow eye. The bussle is 21-23inches.

I have around 10hrs on it and absolutely LOVE IT!!!

Performance Boat Center

thirdchildhood 06-02-2012 09:35 AM
Originally Posted by BrettM (Post 3700930)
Our 29SV measures 28ft from the transom to the bow eye. The bussle is 21-23inches.

I have around 10hrs on it and absolutely LOVE IT!!!

Performance Boat Center
Finally some real numbers! So if we subtract a bit for the notch that would be just under 26 feet of hull on the water. I bet you DO love it. I'd love to have one too. Careful with the tabs though ;).

348SStb 06-02-2012 09:37 AM
Originally Posted by thirdchildhood (Post 3700936)
Finally some real numbers! So if we subtract a bit for the notch that would be just under 26 feet of hull on the water. I bet you DO love it. I'd love to have one too. Careful with the tabs though ;).
How do you figure that. The notch is probably 6-10 inches at most. Subtract that from 28 feet and we're still north of 27 feet. BrettM said the boat from transom to bow eye was 28' - he then indicated the length of the bustle.

CB-BLR 06-02-2012 10:21 AM
Originally Posted by 348SStb (Post 3700938)
How do you figure that. The notch is probably 6-10 inches at most. Subtract that from 28 feet and we're still north of 27 feet. BrettM said the boat from transom to bow eye was 28' - he then indicated the length of the bustle.
Because when the boat is sitting in the water....the waterline does not go all the way to the front of the boat....there are a couple of feet (aproximately) of nose sticking forward from the point where it is floating....that are out of the water.

Chris


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