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Originally Posted by blume
(Post 3558263)
End Grain Balsa Sandwich Structures
Balsa wood, one of the oldest core materials, is again being used in sandwich structures. Because of its high impact resistance and high compressive properties, End Grain Balsa core panels have exhibited good resistance to heel damage and provide long service life. End Grain Balsa floor panels are still widely used by most airlines and airframe manufacturers. A large stock of balsa wood is available in all densities from General Veneer Manufacturing Co. http://www.emeraldinsight.com/journa...&show=abstract I don't know a thing about it but did a quick search and came up with the above. ya beat me to it BIG Daddy :drink: ROCK ON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!:coolcowboy: ITS A SKATER NATION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:drink: |
My 368 is full carbon fiber, & hasn't had a single stress crack of any kind or any sign of wear at all in the 6 years I've had it. I've had it in rough Lake Michigan water, as well as rough Atlantic water many times, & it's the strongest boat I've ever had.
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Originally Posted by blume
(Post 3558049)
OK, here is the information on the 482 Skater.....
LOA, 48'2" running length, 42'6" beam, 11'10" tunnel width, 66' tunnel height in front, 44" tunnel height in rear, 25" deadrise, 18 degrees Construction: Vacuum Bagged S-Glass/Kevlar/Carbon Fiber Composite with Aircraft Grade Balsa Core Sandwich and Epoxy Resin. Tom |
Originally Posted by SHARKEY-IMAGES
(Post 3559099)
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Originally Posted by Tborisch
(Post 3583708)
Blume, who rigged the red 482?
Tom |
Originally Posted by flight club
(Post 3585374)
Grant from Grant's custom rigging
Tom |
Originally Posted by blume
(Post 3558263)
End Grain Balsa Sandwich Structures
Balsa wood, one of the oldest core materials, is again being used in sandwich structures. Because of its high impact resistance and high compressive properties, End Grain Balsa core panels have exhibited good resistance to heel damage and provide long service life. End Grain Balsa floor panels are still widely used by most airlines and airframe manufacturers. A large stock of balsa wood is available in all densities from General Veneer Manufacturing Co. http://www.emeraldinsight.com/journa...&show=abstract I don't know a thing about it but did a quick search and came up with the above. That book is from 1956..... |
Originally Posted by Tborisch
(Post 3585411)
Hey Ron, Skater says John Pompi.
Tom I was there when some of the rigging was being done and Pompi and Grant was helping Mike and another Skater rigger. |
Originally Posted by Tborisch
(Post 3585411)
Hey Ron, Skater says John Pompi.
Tom |
So what are the specs on the 44? How long is running surface?
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Originally Posted by dkwestern
(Post 3585551)
So what are the specs on the 44? How long is running surface?
LOA (Length Overall):44’ 4” (12.95 M)Beam:11’ 10’ (3.61 M)Fuel Capacity:350 Gal (1,324.8 L)Seating:2X4 or 3X5Engine Configurations:Mercruiser 1100/1350 QC4v turbocharged with dry sump M8, Mercruiser 525efi, 700sc with dry sump NTX or NTX6 SSM V-8 with Mercuiser dry sump #6 SSM or Arneson |
Originally Posted by dkwestern
(Post 3585551)
So what are the specs on the 44? How long is running surface?
44'4" length over all |
Originally Posted by blume
(Post 3585681)
40' running surface
44'4" length over all ROCK ON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:coolcowboy: ITS A SKATER NATION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! :ernaehrung004::cheer::party-smiley-048::bong::cheer::party-smiley-020::bong::ernaehrung004: |
Originally Posted by RunninHotRacing163.1
(Post 3585697)
P.M. sent BIG Daddy :drink::drink:
ROCK ON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:coolcowboy: ITS A SKATER NATION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! :ernaehrung004::cheer::party-smiley-048::bong::cheer::party-smiley-020::bong::ernaehrung004: |
Originally Posted by dkwestern
(Post 3585551)
So what are the specs on the 44? How long is running surface?
Hope your doing good buddy. Call me. |
Originally Posted by blume
(Post 3585718)
replied and email sent
will give Peter a call after breakfast ROCK ON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:coolcowboy: ITS A SKATER NATION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! :ernaehrung004::cheer::party-smiley-048::bong::cheer::party-smiley-020::bong::ernaehrung004: |
Originally Posted by POWERPLAY J
(Post 3585719)
Skater hunting Darren??? :drink:
Hope your doing good buddy. Call me. I was just curious considering the 482 is shorter than the 46. Thought the 44 might be a 38 with a diff deck or something. I'll call in the next couple days. |
Originally Posted by Comanche3Six
(Post 3583716)
Awesome shots Sharkey!
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Originally Posted by 302Sport
(Post 3585433)
That book is from 1956.....
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Hey Blum..........Long Time Buddy
Is not true that Pete takes his 40 Super Sport and builds on a 4' deck/tunnel extension = 44' (1st edision Teague 44) and then years later took his 40 Super Sport "plug" (2' on the front & 2' on the back, re-bluepinted the bottom) and built a brand new 44 Super Sport "tool" then builds on to the NEW Model a 4' deck/tunnel extension = 48' ? These extensions add alot more value into the boats over all. Chris |
Originally Posted by MIskier
(Post 3607757)
It's a preferred core material for many boat builders, because it is much easier to get a good core bond with end grain balsa then with a foam core.
I'll agree with that, and also much better job security cause when they rot or the tanks go bad, whichever comes first, people need a new one. Mti's will live longer than their owners :party-smiley-004: |
Originally Posted by 302Sport
(Post 3609001)
I'll agree with that, and also much better job security cause when they rot or the tanks go bad, whichever comes first, people need a new one. Mti's will live longer than their owners :party-smiley-004:
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Hey blume.........talk to pete to see if he can update his dash and console.
It would be a great change......beautiful boats ! |
Originally Posted by Spiderman
(Post 3653079)
Hey blume.........talk to pete to see if he can update his dash and console.
It would be a great change......beautiful boats ! |
Very good point precision...........the dash and console is a very classic look.............awsome interiors by Craig...........thx
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The 1350s are very quiet, this boat was bought by a fellow from six nations indian reservation, it runs around in the bay where my cottage is in turkey point ontario canada, it runs around 125mph and doesn't move in 5 footers, at 125mph I bet your whiskey wouldn't even slosh around. Awesome boat!!
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The 482 SS is a friends boat. My buddy is the driver. Thing will go WAY past 125. He is a certified captain, but he refuses to run it over 135! He's been there and thought it was getting light. He's use to running the 92 foot, or the 50 Fountain. It is an awesome piece along with the other 5 boats they have sitting in Dover.
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Originally Posted by Speed Junkies
(Post 3732825)
The 482 SS is a friends boat. My buddy is the driver. Thing will go WAY past 125. He is a certified captain, but he refuses to run it over 135! He's been there and thought it was getting light. He's use to running the 92 foot, or the 50 Fountain. It is an awesome piece along with the other 5 boats they have sitting in Dover.
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Originally Posted by Kichler
(Post 3733298)
There's a 36 nortech that is much faster than this skater on the lake, I'd like to be in it going 125, that's a big boat to feel light at only 125. Sure its a cat and not much is in the water after the tunnel packs with air. Push that thing to its limits!!
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Originally Posted by blume
(Post 3733337)
If this 482 is set up right and has a driver that knows how to drive it, it will run like it's on rails and run over 170mph. The owner and captain should take Tres's driving school and learn how to operate there new boat properly.
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Originally Posted by Kichler
(Post 3733353)
That's what I mean, I know a guy who was in it and the captain had it wide open and was running 118 and he said it felt like a bullet train, this guy obviously doesn't know what he's doing because like I said there's a nortech that runs around and it goes by way faster than the skater, and it probly shouldn't.
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Kichler, THERE IS another Red/Silver Skater that flaots around Lake Erie that is owned by Scott Murry. Not as big and nowhere near the power of the 482SS. Scott's boat does right at the 120 mph so I think you have the 2 mixed up! I know I did the first time I saw Scott's boat at Pattahawk the week before the piss-up. I was texting the Captain of THIS 482SS in question to see if that was him and saying this is where I will be. He texted back saying they were out on "#2" and that Scott must be out making some waves.
BTW, "#2" is there Lazzara LSX 92 foot SUPER Yacht. Reason WE call it "#2" is it's the second LSX 92 boat made. |
Originally Posted by Speed Junkies
(Post 3733512)
Kichler, THERE IS another Red/Silver Skater that flaots around Lake Erie that is owned by Scott Murry. Not as big and nowhere near the power of the 482SS. Scott's boat does right at the 120 mph so I think you have the 2 mixed up! I know I did the first time I saw Scott's boat at Pattahawk the week before the piss-up. I was texting the Captain of THIS 482SS in question to see if that was him and saying this is where I will be. He texted back saying they were out on "#2" and that Scott must be out making some waves.
BTW, "#2" is there Lazzara LSX 92 foot SUPER Yacht. Reason WE call it "#2" is it's the second LSX 92 boat made. |
Originally Posted by Speed Junkies
(Post 3733512)
Kichler, THERE IS another Red/Silver Skater that flaots around Lake Erie that is owned by Scott Murry. Not as big and nowhere near the power of the 482SS. Scott's boat does right at the 120 mph so I think you have the 2 mixed up! I know I did the first time I saw Scott's boat at Pattahawk the week before the piss-up. I was texting the Captain of THIS 482SS in question to see if that was him and saying this is where I will be. He texted back saying they were out on "#2" and that Scott must be out making some waves.
BTW, "#2" is there Lazzara LSX 92 foot SUPER Yacht. Reason WE call it "#2" is it's the second LSX 92 boat made. |
Maybe I DON'T KNOW. I DO know about this Skater. Been friends with the Captain for over 35 yrs. He texted me when they were looking at it, and the day they bought it. He likes speed, but know that this is too much for him without some serious training, that he doesn't have time for.
If Scott's is a Nortech, ok. I know what I've been told by the ONLY person that will drive this Skater 482, and I can assure you, there is A LOT left in this boat when it's running 120, A LOT. As for when this person you know was in the Skater, It's only been here for a couple weeks now, but that's another whole issue. |
Originally Posted by Speed Junkies
(Post 3733939)
Maybe I DON'T KNOW. I DO know about this Skater. Been friends with the Captain for over 35 yrs. He texted me when they were looking at it, and the day they bought it. He likes speed, but know that this is too much for him without some serious training, that he doesn't have time for.
If Scott's is a Nortech, ok. I know what I've been told by the ONLY person that will drive this Skater 482, and I can assure you, there is A LOT left in this boat when it's running 120, A LOT. As for when this person you know was in the Skater, It's only been here for a couple weeks now, but that's another whole issue. |
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