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Old 20 April 2007, 17:58   #1
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Patriot 7m at sea

Went out yesterday to get some picies, was a case of rapid fire point and shoot, as tide was against us! managed to get a few good ones though! let me know ehat you think,
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Old 20 April 2007, 18:01   #2
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a few more.....
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Old 20 April 2007, 18:19   #3
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I like the first one, airbourne but without pointing up at the sky. Well done nice pics!
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Old 20 April 2007, 18:22   #4
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I really don't understand why you put a 2-stroke racing engine on a leisure rib...??
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Old 20 April 2007, 19:16   #5
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as i said in my previous post, i was offered it at a very decent price. and why not?!
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Old 20 April 2007, 23:42   #6
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Does a racing engine take more maintenace....use a lot more fuel, weigh more? I'm trying to understand why it's not more common






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I really don't understand why you put a 2-stroke racing engine on a leisure rib...??
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Old 21 April 2007, 01:47   #7
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Racing engines tend to be lighter - especially as it's a 2 stroke. They don't use any more fuel than an equivelent 4 stroke at WOT....

I am trying to decide between the Mercury 300xs and the suzuki 300 4 stroke for next year. Yamaha v8 is too heavy - if only evinrude would bring out a 300 or more ETEC!!!
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Old 21 April 2007, 01:58   #8
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as i said in my previous post, i was offered it at a very decent price. and why not?!
Just as long as it has a motor on it...
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Old 21 April 2007, 11:34   #9
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Racing engines tend to be lighter - especially as it's a 2 stroke. They don't use any more fuel than an equivelent 4 stroke at WOT....

I am trying to decide between the Mercury 300xs and the suzuki 300 4 stroke for next year. Yamaha v8 is too heavy - if only evinrude would bring out a 300 or more ETEC!!!
have to agree with you, my last few boats have all had merc race engines...ask yourself while bouncing over the waves...would you sooner have a weaker pleasure version or a stronger race version?
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Old 21 April 2007, 16:16   #10
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I think your speeding in more than one of those photos, thats more than 4 knots going down the harbour!
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