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05-08-2015 | 11:06 PM
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Here's another link to a 47' fibreglass boat built here by Honda Marine and shows how to get your boat out of the water quickly. This one is right on my doorstep in Pattaya Beach.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5AmtmsR_VA
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5AmtmsR_VA
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05-09-2015 | 12:45 AM
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05-09-2015 | 12:52 AM
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Back in the day, race boats were loaded very heavy with the fuel we carried to race the long distances. The engines were built with emphasis on lots of power on the top end and very little on the low end.
What we had to do is to rock them from side to side to get the boat to believe it had a flat bottom. Eventually you could push the throttles and the boat would start to plane on one side of the vee.
When it got moving fast enough, we flipped them upright and took off. Only at the flip, would you need the wider strakes, before that it was a flatbottom with ridges..strakes...running through it.
My opinion, too much weight with too little power to. make it work. Tell the guy to put in a second helm and sell an option ticket that people could buy, that would let them drive for a short time. Price point it so it makes up the spread of taking less numbers of passengers.
What we had to do is to rock them from side to side to get the boat to believe it had a flat bottom. Eventually you could push the throttles and the boat would start to plane on one side of the vee.
When it got moving fast enough, we flipped them upright and took off. Only at the flip, would you need the wider strakes, before that it was a flatbottom with ridges..strakes...running through it.
My opinion, too much weight with too little power to. make it work. Tell the guy to put in a second helm and sell an option ticket that people could buy, that would let them drive for a short time. Price point it so it makes up the spread of taking less numbers of passengers.
05-09-2015 | 01:02 AM
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Here's another link to a 47' fibreglass boat built here by Honda Marine and shows how to get your boat out of the water quickly. This one is right on my doorstep in Pattaya Beach.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5AmtmsR_VA
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5AmtmsR_VA
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they run 32 to 35 ft 14 and 18 degree boats with 45 passengers this guy has 3 of them he is selling one of his boats and the twin 225 2t engines to buy 3 250 yami 4t,s for his 45ft 65 passenger boat... i told him it wont work but he doesnt believe me..
you living down there? isnt that like the hoe capital of the world... lol
05-09-2015 | 01:13 AM
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For sure, we do have lots of that if you want but I've been here 8 years and there's a lot more than just hoes. Great boating, hot all year round, nice little uninhabited islands, just not enough fast boats here. We need more of them.
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EDIT: You're right, it's almost a flat bottom, that's how they get 'em on the plane!
05-09-2015 | 02:08 AM
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Everywhere is the "hoe capital of the world" if you go looking for it!
For sure, we do have lots of that if you want but I've been here 8 years and there's a lot more than just hoes. Great boating, hot all year round, nice little uninhabited islands, just not enough fast boats here. We need more of them.
Cheers,
RR
EDIT: You're right, it's almost a flat bottom, that's how they get 'em on the plane!
For sure, we do have lots of that if you want but I've been here 8 years and there's a lot more than just hoes. Great boating, hot all year round, nice little uninhabited islands, just not enough fast boats here. We need more of them.
Cheers,
RR
EDIT: You're right, it's almost a flat bottom, that's how they get 'em on the plane!
