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Old 11 June 2006, 17:39   #81
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Where's her sense of adventure, anyway who says she has to be over a car.....
I'm never quite sure who's doing the posting here, Mr.Sticky or Mrs. Sticky.
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Old 11 June 2006, 19:44   #82
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Good idea , if I could get my missus working some power tools I could afford a new rib .
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Old 11 June 2006, 20:19   #83
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osprey vipermax 6.5 with opti 200

23 inch prop doing 46-47 knots but only revving just past 5000 rpm

usually full of fuel and 2 plus 2 kids on board

still need to try a 21 inch prop to see if that allows to rev more and perhaps push the top end up!

cruises nicely at around 35-38+ mph at around ~3.7-4k revs and is returning 4.3 miles per us gallon overall as an average
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Old 11 June 2006, 20:57   #84
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osprey vipermax 6.5 with opti 200

23 inch prop doing 46-47 knots but only revving just past 5000 rpm

usually full of fuel and 2 plus 2 kids on board

still need to try a 21 inch prop to see if that allows to rev more and perhaps push the top end up!

cruises nicely at around 35-38+ mph at around ~3.7-4k revs and is returning 4.3 miles per us gallon overall as an average
You need to stick the word 'pitch' in there somewhere Hugh. Trawlers run 23 inch props. Running a 21"P wont give you more speed. Think of a car doing 5000 rpm and 100mph in 5th dropping it down to 4th will cause it to rev over 5000rpm but it'll only be doing 95mph.
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Old 27 June 2006, 21:28   #85
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with the new prop on we managed Mach 0.0728 or 24100 mm per sec but did not manage to do a proper speed trial cos the kids and mrs was moaning! if i can get to 2,200,000 metres per day i will be very happy

was thinking it would make a change from mph and knots!!
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Old 29 June 2006, 20:17   #86
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Ribquest LR5.8 - Suzuki DF115TUL - 4 stroke - 2 crew - 60 litres fuel, GPS recorded 39.1 knots in a force 3 - 4, offshore wind and a shop 2 ft chop.

Kicked it, jumped up & down, kissed the consul and spoke to it sweetly, but it wouldn't break 40 knots with its standard Ali prop. (savin up for a stainless one 7 tryin to avoid a divorce!)
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Old 29 June 2006, 21:06   #87
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645 Ribtec 2 x 90hp Mariners, 2 up, 60 gallons of fuel, flatoo seas, slack water, 42.4kts. trimed right up. Nice
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Old 30 June 2006, 16:27   #88
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Renegade 6.5m, Tohatsu 140. 39knots trimmed right out. Lovely boat but not really a speed king...I've taken her from Poole to Alderney several times and she's always looked after me. At WOT the fuel flow meter needle is almost wrapped round the endstop at 80l/hr so I don't keep the throttle open too long....
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Old 30 June 2006, 19:06   #89
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Tornado 6.8, Yamaha 200hp, 120l of fuel, 2 people, 53mph on the gps, 19" standard yam ali prop.
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Old 30 June 2006, 22:45   #90
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shakespeare 5.2m, a bit of fuel, me...34 ish knots (gps) with a weedy 15inch ss solas prop. Need to get a 17inch on there and see how she fairs. That was trimmed out and started some lovely chine walking!
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Old 01 July 2006, 12:28   #91
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Thats a good speed Tim, you must be well chuffed

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Old 01 July 2006, 19:31   #92
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today, 34.2knots (GPS) with 3 up and more fuel! That was AGAINST the tide too
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Old 01 July 2006, 19:46   #93
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Come on Tim show us some pics mate .

ps what you doing 23rd and 24th of Sept as need some free pics
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Old 01 July 2006, 22:51   #94
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Humber Destroyer - 7.209370385e-8 times the speed of light (through air), 2 persons, DF140 Suzuki trimmed all the way to the top.

I have had 43.4knots (1.4knot faster than the figure above), but that was not real since I was going with the wind and tide, only one person on board, empty fuel tank, and the fish finder had broken off the back creating less drag too

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Old 02 July 2006, 00:10   #95
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Come on Tim show us some pics mate .

ps what you doing 23rd and 24th of Sept as need some free pics
I've updated my thread with a couple of build pics. Will post the launch pics very soon! Fire a PM my way re pics.

Aiming to get to 35knots tomorrow.
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Old 12 August 2006, 21:55   #96
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Old 13 August 2006, 19:04   #97
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humber 5.3 ocean pro, 90 mariner 4 stroke, 41 kts 2 up,25 lts fuel remaining
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Old 13 August 2006, 23:36   #98
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I reckon there is a few posts here where MPH and Knots are confused
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Old 14 August 2006, 10:16   #99
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Ring 6.5m Honda 130

41.5knots
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