Superboat Around the World(S.A.W.)
05-01-2010 | 03:14 PM
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The latest on the 34.
Steve has done the following on the 34:
It looks like the eninges will be fired up in leass than 2 weeks.
I will have pics for you this week of the above installations
Steve has done the following on the 34:
- attached all of the electricals for the engine
- the gas hoses leading to the engines
- the steering hydraulic hoses are attached
- the hydraulic steering hoses have been bled
- the Verado Mapping software have been installed via laptop
- Steve is currently calibrating the Vessel View
- Vessel View info like tank sizes, etc... have been put in
It looks like the eninges will be fired up in leass than 2 weeks.
I will have pics for you this week of the above installations
05-07-2010 | 01:46 PM
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Some pics from last Saturday. Steve has pretty much all of the riggin completed.
He is waiting on me to bring the steering wheel. The one on the boat is only temporary. I'm looking for a good aluminum fish style steering wheel.
The fuel labels are aluminum and screwed down, not just glued down. Batteries are in.
He is waiting on me to bring the steering wheel. The one on the boat is only temporary. I'm looking for a good aluminum fish style steering wheel.
The fuel labels are aluminum and screwed down, not just glued down. Batteries are in.
05-07-2010 | 01:49 PM
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The marine switches are water proof and the white back plate is made from carbon fiber. Steve is very meticulous about the rigging. Some shots of the Vessel View. Nice color screen. Very bright under sun light.
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05-07-2010 | 01:52 PM
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...more shots fo the vessel view.
The Can Pad is installed. This will allow for single lever maneuverability on the twin engines. There are two locations for the trim switches. On the dash and the other on the Zero Effort controls.
The Can Pad is installed. This will allow for single lever maneuverability on the twin engines. There are two locations for the trim switches. On the dash and the other on the Zero Effort controls.
