Chris Cat
#11
The aluminum block (spacer) below the trim ram attachment has been added, and again, IMO should be removed. However, it will be much harder to plane (or barely plane at all) once removed. The solution is either a ballast tank or tunnel tab. I question how safe tunnel tabs are on catamarans, so would personally recommend the ballast tank - 30 to 50 gallons.
You should expect 8 to 10 MPH with this change.
CcanDo
You should expect 8 to 10 MPH with this change.
CcanDo
#12
Hydromotive doesn't make props for this application.
Don't get rid of the spacers if you take them out. They were put there for a reason.
This will be fun to watch. Keep us informed of the ability to plane corner and the actual speed improvements or losses with your changes and testing.
Don't get rid of the spacers if you take them out. They were put there for a reason.
This will be fun to watch. Keep us informed of the ability to plane corner and the actual speed improvements or losses with your changes and testing.
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The aluminum block (spacer) below the trim ram attachment has been added, and again, IMO should be removed. However, it will be much harder to plane (or barely plane at all) once removed. The solution is either a ballast tank or tunnel tab. I question how safe tunnel tabs are on catamarans, so would personally recommend the ballast tank - 30 to 50 gallons.
You should expect 8 to 10 MPH with this change.
CcanDo
You should expect 8 to 10 MPH with this change.
CcanDo
I 'd really like to pick your brain on installing a ballast tank.
Wannabe
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