crude but im sure you get the idea

Sweet diagram JCAP!...
-Hey Rick...you should show that to JC.

I would love to !! I've been trying to convince John to invest in the Autoship (CAD) software. I've already spoken to a Autoship rep about it. It's $ 5,800. John Jr. said he would kick in half if dad went for the rest. I have years of Autocad experience, and the rep said it would be compatable with autoship. The software also comes with Autopower, which, after the hull is programmed in, you program the HP, prop and it will give you a theoretical speed. Fountain uses this software.I believe that part is Hydrostatic testing. It's a cool program, and I hope I can convince John to get it. I got to get him into the computer age !!!

Rick

Good Luck !

Ok bash , my pic sucked , but you got the idea! hey you the man with the funky avatars!

Ric, now ya talking, I have used AUTOSHIP hydrostatics and stability software , it is used by ALL major ship builders including the United States Navy, CAD software is used by all the major Performance builders
Jim

Jim,
You wouldn't happen to know where I can get a copy, Would you ?

Why does the gell look like it was brushed on in that third picture of the Y2K ? Also why is the drain plug just off center?

That bottom was a bottom that was bottom painted for a customer in Jersey. It was a Y2K named "All Rise". And the Garboard drain plug is off center due to the board thats glassed into the bottom for the water to drain to the stern.

Rick

Thats a sin. Now I realize what Gary meant when he said "a Jersey Y2K that sits in brackish water".

So "All Rise" sat in the pond over night. I thought all Superboats were treated as "Trailer Queens" !!