Ynor 930

Dieselroy · 04 January 2008, 22:27

Finally!
after working the last 3 weeks rigging my new Ynor 930 RIB
i had it out yesterday, first tests with Volvo D6 370 shows
55 knot's.
Further trimming an propeller testing will hopefully give
2-3 more knots, since we were hitting max Revs.
Top speed is not important as the boat will go in comercial traffic
in Norway, but its fun to see the potensial.

hopefully in cruising speed 43 knot's we will have more power left
and can run at about 3.100 RPM

The boat had very good acceleration and the handling is very good.
Its soft to ride but for the size its fun an sporty.
its weight is about 1800-1900 kg, hasnt weighed it yet, but
will do when finished.

Also fitted it with a Coastkey (www.coastkey.com) cordless killswitch and it works perfect on the Volvo

More reports to come.

DieselRoy

jwalker · 05 January 2008, 10:36

Neat Dieselroy. Could we see your engine installation please?

Dieselroy · 05 January 2008, 21:29

Hi
Thanks will take a picture and post soon.
Roy

Dieselroy · 12 January 2008, 21:03

First commercial trip today.
9 passengers onboard and the boat did 52 knots

still with 9 pasengers the boat was light an fun in the seas.
had it on the weigh, 2000 kg emty of fuel..
looking forward to more testing.

roy

Dieselroy · 20 January 2008, 20:30

New trip today, quite rough seas an the boat performs
good. its very smooth in the seas.

My good friend RIBROY from the forum was also onboard.
Big smiles on both

some pics attached

Dieselroy

The Grocer · 20 January 2008, 22:54

Reminds me of 'Er Indoors driving.

As I said to her: "Elspeth dear, this is a boat, not an aeroplane. Some parts of it are supposed to stay in the water..."

ribraff · 21 January 2008, 07:57

One of those pic's has just gotta be a home page photo nonmination!

Paulmac · 21 January 2008, 10:14

Dieselroy,
That's really impressive performance, nice looking lines and what an engine/prop setup! I take it you're happy with the duo-drive prop performing that nice balancing act, you could take it to the Med and pull 10 or 20 skiers just for laughs. Better still take me and tow the Searider around at those speeds! LOL
Cheers,
Paul

Cookee · 21 January 2008, 13:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dieselroy

New trip today, quite rough seas an the boat performs
good. its very smooth in the seas.

My good friend RIBROY from the forum was also onboard.
Big smiles on both

some pics attached

Dieselroy

Were those photos with the engine trimmed out for effect or is the bow that light with that diesel in the back?

Dieselroy · 21 January 2008, 15:44

Thanks for coments.
The pics where taken with the drive as i usually have it for most speed
but we did accelerate into the waves
This is close to an island building up from 180 meters to 0.
but we took it a bit further out an had no problems going 50 knots
with the drive a bit in an the tabs slightly down.

i had about 100 ltrs. of diesel onboard.
The boat is quite heavy in the rear with the D6, but it don seem to be a problem with the balance.
It performs really well.

Regards
Dieselroy