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Boat
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Engine(s)
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Max
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Cruise
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Notes
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2 plus 2
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Selva 60 two stroke
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12 Knots at 5200rpm
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8 knots at 3500rpm
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Two people on board and changed prop to a finer one to get the revs up to 5200. |
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2 plus 2
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Yamaha 80 four stroke 16 valve etc.
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23 Knots 5000 rpm
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8 knots at 2200 rpm
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This is the same boat two up re-engined and shows the difference between a 3 cylinder two stroke Selva 60 and a four cylinder four stroke Yamaha 80 with no other changes to the boat. |
Donald Belcher
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2 plus 2 (known as a seahawk I think)
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mercury 100hp 2 stroke
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26 knots
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22 knots
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went from Falmouth to Fowey to Looe, tucked in a few fishing spots, then Looe back to Falmouth direct. |
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4 plus 2
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GM 3 litre petrol 135 hp Mercruiser, 16"x17"p
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24kns at 4100rpm, 25.2 litres per hour
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18kns at 3700rpm, 20litres per hour
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boat fully loaded for cruising, 120 ltr. water in bow tank, 2 people, spare 8hp outboard and fuel, spare fuel and safety equipment. tides running between 2 and 4.5 kns, wind nnw 3kns sea smooth to slight. speed averaged with and against tide and wind |
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4 plus 2 estimated weight 2000kg
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40hp Mariner 12 X 8 4 blade aluminium prop
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Approx 11 knots @4000 rpm won't go over 4000 rpm (overpropped.)
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6 Knots @ 2500 rpm 4-5 litres per hour
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Very disappointed with this set up, 40Hp 4 stroke was new 2008, original 3 blade 12 x 13 prop gave identical results. Going to try a repitch on the prop down to 6 see what happens. |
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4 Plus 2 Hardtop.
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Inboard diesel.Yanmar 3YM30 29hp .Sonic 70 drive.
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About 12knts 3600 rpm. Consumption average so far just under one litre per hour various speeds
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About 7kts @ 2200rpm Fuel cons is averaging at just under 1ltr/hr
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The boat is very new so not yet run in and engine has not been pushed hard yet.The 32 mile run was on the river Severn which was in flood so careful handling needed.The boat handled perfectly. |
John & Jennifer Mahony
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498
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yamaha 55
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24knots 3mpg
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18knots 5mpg
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2 people up calm or light winds |
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498 gone fishing
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SUZUKI 65HP
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35 MPH
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25 MPH 25 LTS PER HOUR
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USED FRESH WATER LOCH AWE ARGYLE 2 PEOPLE ON BOARD USUALLY WINDY WEATHER |
STEWART MC NEILL
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5.75 mt
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75HP Mercury 1998
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1 Liter per Kilometer!
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535
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Mercury 40hp. (1997)
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23knts (shown on GPS)
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15knts. unsure of fuel consumption or RPM
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Fitted a pair of fins on the outboard,much better, on the plain quicker and more stable.. |
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535
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2006 25 hp 4 stroke evinrude
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14 mph @ 4800 rpm, non tidal. sat nav out of van does not do knots.not got a clue about fuel ,6 x fishing trips equals 40 ltrs
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will cruise very quietly at any speed up to max
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need to go tidal so (the boat) is now getting 60 e-tec fitted, will post performance results. |
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535
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EVINRUDE 60
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28 KNOTS 36 LITRES PER HOUR
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20 KNOTS 23 LITRES PER HOUR 4000RPM
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I AM NOT SURE OF THE ACCURACY OF THE REV COUNTER ESPECIALLY AT MAX. CHAT. IT READ 4800RPM. FUEL FIGURES ARE VERY ACCURATE DUE TO THE NAVMAN FUEL COMPUTER I HAVE. SPEED WAS TAKEN FROM GPS. TWO PEOPLE AND 50-60 LITRES OF FUEL. TIDAL RIVER ON TAMAR WITH CURR |
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535
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1980 Evinrude 50 hp
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24 knots (GPS) @ 25 litres per hour (no rev counter)
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21 knots (GPS) @ 22 litres per hour (no rev counter)
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I have been running this boat and engine for 4 years solid and have been all over the place in all weathers and all speeds. When I do my calculations it always seems to work out at about one mile per litre of fuel. I think thats an honest and safe evaluat |
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535
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mercury 115hp
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40 knots @ 30 litres per hour
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25 knots @ 25 litres an hour
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wind was calm, there were two people on board about 28 stone i'd say, a backup 4hp engine, electrical generator, extra aux heavy duty battery adding to the weight. |
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535
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60 e-tehc 16" prop
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33 mph @5500 rpm
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27 mph @4000 rpm
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2006 25hp 4 stroke long gone.this new 60 e-tech is economical dont know the figures but the wallet isnt complaining.3 people on board loads of gear and 12 gallons of fuel (didnt know what to expect)brought most of it back. this does not compare to 2 stro |
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535
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twin evinrude 40hp
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32 knots dont know consumption
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25 knots
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2 persons and calm sea |
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535
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25 hp mariner O/B
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top speed 17 knots
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new 25hp 4 stroke mariner speed taken from sat nav engine was flat out |
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535
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Mariner 50Hp 4 stroke 2002
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42km
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35 km/h - 0.55 litres/Km 4900rpm
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I've added doalfins fins to the engine.This has brought top speed from 46 kmh down to 42 km but I get onto a plane alot quicker. Did a 63km round trip mostly at 35km/h and used 35 litres of fuel. |
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535
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Mercury 90HP 2 Stroke ELPTO 1998
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42 mph
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Fully loaded with 3 Adults on board. Calm sea no wind, some swell. Speed verified with onboard speedo and iPhone Navionics Marine GPS. |
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535
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2000 honda 50hp
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38mph on sat nav 18ltrs an hour
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1 person on boat 1 on wakeboard |
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535
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1981 Mariner (Yamaha) 20hp
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15.8 knots @ WOT Consumption and RPM unknown
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10.5 knots @ 3/4 throttle Consumption and RPM unknown
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535
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2009 60hp yam 4stroke
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17.5 knot 20LPH?
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11knots
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4 people on board and fishing gear very choppy seas |
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535
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2010 Mercury F50 four stroke 13" pitch
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33mph@5500ish RPM max on 4hr run in procedure using approx 12.5litres in total.
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not yet tested
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2 people in boat approx 26 stone in weight. Into head wind and also against strong river flow. When she got going shared the skit out of me. Nice smooth & quiet engine Total weight of whole rig about 550kgs |
Nigel Eastwood
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535 (1971)
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2003 Mercury 50hp 4 stroke O/B
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25 Knots
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13 knots
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Sorry no fuel consumtion figure or rev information. Thought speed figures might be of use though. |
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535 Suntrip
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70hp Evinrude
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30 knots at 5 miles per gallon
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Many thanks to John Ayres for this info. |
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536
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yamaha 9.9 high thrust
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8 knots 3lts 'ish' per hour
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6 knots mega miles doesn't seem to use juice
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Inland lakes and canal use, min 3 Adults, max 5 Adults and kit. Its got a 5 gallon tank and I've never used more than half in a full days cruising.Double the revs to get the extra 2mph not worth it!! |
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536 safety first
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50 hp evinrude 4 stroke
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26 knots
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15 to 18 knots no problem
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having had a mercury 50hp 2 stroke which involved taking 2 fuel tanks. I find it incredible that I only use one 22.5ltr tank most of the time.I sometimes think its running on fresh air. as does most of the lads at our yard. |
dennis bailey
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536 Safety First
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Tohatsu 70 15inch pitch prop (standard issue)
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29 knotts @ 5600 revs about 30 litres perhour
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17knotts @ 4000 revs 22 litres per hour ( 1 ltre per mile )
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Top speed with one man on board reduces to 24 knotts with 4 people on board at 5200 revs and cruises at 17 knotts at 4200 revs. varies with wind and swell. |
Bob Black
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536 Safety first
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Suzuki DT55 (1992 ) O/B with 11 inch prop
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25 knots (no rev counter) 3mpg (approx)
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16 knots (no rev counter) 5mpg (approx)
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2 up with anchors,spare battery etc, choppy sea but low wind. |
Bob Black
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536 Safety First
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30hp Mariner 2 stroke
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10 knots 5 miles per gallon
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6/8 knots
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Based on two adults and two children windy/ choppy conditions. |
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536 safety first
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50hp Johnson 2-stroke with 12.5" * 13" pitch hustler prop
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22mph at 5500 rpm . Fuel consumption not yet known
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To be determined, will advise
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Tested at top of tide(medium wind and fairly calm conditions). No noticeable difference in top end speed with driver only or with two medium weight adult passengers, just a bit slower getting on plane and getting up to 22 mph. Could exceed the WOT top s |
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536 Suntrip
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Volvo b20 Inboard/Outboard with 13" x prop
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28knots at 4000rpm (will rev to 5000, but boat lifts right out of the water!)
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info supplied by Geoff Goode (see the gallery entry for pictures of his boat). |
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570
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yamaha 85HP prop 13.25 17 pitch
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35 knots rpm unknown 35litres per hour
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25knots at 25 litres per hour
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2 adults on board,aux 7.5 mercury. |
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570
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Brand New Mercury Optimax 115hp
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32 knots at 5500rpm
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15knots at 2400rpm
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This my my 570's first trip with its lovely new engine. Handled brilliantly and I was so impressed with the speed. This was the boat with 3 people, a pile of fishing stuff, 60litres of fuel, and lots of extra weight. Can't weight to see what I'll get with |
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570
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mercury 60 two stroke 12 pitch
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to be updated was 24knots
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to be updated was 15 knots
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tested with old engine fitted |
dave ackrell
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570
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yamaha 50 4 stroke.prop11.5x10
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max 21knots at 5400 rpm
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cruising speed 13 knots at 4600 rpm
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approximate 35 miles, mixed speed, three adults plus equipment on 25 litres.sea state calm to moderate |
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570
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Mercury 8HP 4 stroke (2004 model) standard prop
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7 MPH with a dirty bottom
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4/5/6 MPH on the river approx 4 miles per litre
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2 people on board. Best ever speed with one person was 6.5 knots lightly loaded and with a clean bottom. |
Stan Folds
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570
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Suzuki DT50
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25.5 Knots at 5200 rpm
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17 Knots at 4000 rpm
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2 adults. New Prop. |
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570 77mod
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Mercury V6 135 Hp 1986mod 21 inch prop
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Max speed 39 knots one person aboard (boatspeedometer)
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Cruise speed 25 knots
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Freshwater low wind and small waves. |
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570 Mk1
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Mariner 50 3-cyl 2-stroke 1994
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22.5 knots (26mph) 12-15 litres per hour
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5 knots (6mph) 12 litres all day
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Bristol floating harbour, down to Henham Lock. Used less than 30 litres in 2 days at 4-6 mph. Cardiff Bay. Mixed speeds - 5mph on the rivers Taff & Ely, up to 26mph across the bay. Used about 30 litres in the day. On the plane @ 12mph with Doelfins. |
Richard Bower
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640
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Mercury Mariner 25hp. Big foot 4 stroke
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Approx 9 Knots at 5000 rpm, consumption, An arm and a leg at that speed with the cost of petrol.
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At 4 to 5 knots (broads limit) 1800-2000prm, 4.5 litres per hour
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2 people aboard full fuel (10 Gallons) and water tank (45 Gallons). Figures are average on Norfolk Broads as wind,river flow and tides vary consumption. No need to go any faster at my age. I will leave that to the young ones. |
Peter Marr
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6m Alum. Danube flat hull boat with cabin
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Yamaha F25A prop 11 - 2008.
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38km/h 6.1L
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28km/h 4.5L
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All measured by GPS, 110km with 25L of GASOLINE, constantly 95% of throttle |
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Alaska 500
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Mercury 75 HP oil injection O/B with Mercury Black Max; Diameter 12 3/4; Pitch 21; Aluminium; 3 Blade Propellor Part No: 48 77348 A45 21P
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35 knots @5000 rpm - c30 litres per hour
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24 knots @3000 rpm - c24 litres per hour
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Figures relate to calm/flat sea with 2 adults, 2 teenage children and equipment onboard. |
Nigel Hicks
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Alaska 500
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65hp Suzuki
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Max speed 32mph
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Cruising speed 24mph 6mpg. calm sea (no slaming)
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My boat always has 3 adults and 1 child minimum it also has the high top full standing headroom cuddy extension (an extra when new). |
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avon 4.25 RIB
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2000 mod yam 60hp solas 13x19
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65knots at 5600 rpm @ wot,,22lts phr 1person onboard
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havent done any cruise testing
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am used to fast ski boats and have only had this boat a few weeks,,came with a 17 alloy prop was show 52knots @ wot,,changed to a solas 19 showed 60knots,,engine lowest on transom,,lifted 1 hole,,got 65knots just,,,but held a steady 64.7knots,turns great |
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black hawk
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omc/chevy 3ltr inboard approx 150hp
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estimated at 43 knots on flat water only tested so far to 38knts@4100rpm
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freshwater river cruising, 4knts 1200rpm using approx 10-12ltrs/hr
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fully loaded, 3adults, full transom width fixed tabs, tuned engine, stainless prop, large doelfin (still cavitates under hard turns at speed) planes at about 17 knts. flat wake at 20knts, (good for skiing), very high wake from 10knts up to plane (good for |
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BLACK HAWK
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YAMAHA 75 AET 13" PITCH
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23 KNOTS @ 5400 RPM 20LITRES/HR
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15 KNOTS @ 3000 RPM 12 LITRES/HR
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Can't remember prop radius off hand, but it's just an ally one. spectacular difference after fitting trim tabs! staight up on plane at about 12-14 knots. this with two on board. |
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Black Hawk
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GM 3 Litre 140Bhp petrol with OMC leg
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30 Knots @3500rpm 15 Litres per hour
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20knots @2750rpm 13litres per hour
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Sea stage calm. 2 passengers, full fuel tank plus spare battery also 4bhp Mariner outboard. About 50Kg of extra gear as well |
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black hawk
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yamaha 90 power tilt
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31mph @ 4900rpm via gps
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four adults = 51 stone |
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BLACK HAWK
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YAMAHA 85hp AEP ELEC
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30 knots @ 5500 rpm. consumption unkown.
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20 knots TWO ADULT'S.
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BOAR IS FULL OF GEAR COOKERS CLOTHING FOOD WATER ETC ETC. SHE HANDLES WELL IN SEMI ROUGH WATER, TOOK HER FROM SWANAGE PIER TO LULWORTH COVE AND BACK TOWING A DINGHY WITH A FOUR hp THREE ADULT'S TWO TEENAGER'S AND FULL OF SUPPLIES, USED ABOUT 100 LITRES |
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Black Hawk
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GM 3 Litre 140Bhp petrol with OMC leg
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30 Knots @3500rpm 20 Litres per hour
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20knots @2750rpm 13litres per hour
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Handles pretty well on the plain have trim flaps fitted. Boat had 2 adults and loads of gear |
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black hawk
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jhonson 120 cv 4v whith 17"x19" prop
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34knots at 5500rpm, 30litres pr hour
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22 knots at 3200rpm 22litres per hour
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My boat is in italy,at gaeta(lazio)and normally the sea is never quiet!the boat is equipped whith Kitchen,frigo and bath!onboard we was often 4! |
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Black Hawk
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90 hp Honda
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27 knots 30 litres per hour (10 Minutes until engine overheats)
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18 knots 17 litres per hour
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starbord list, handles well on plain, medium on semi rough water |
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Black Prince
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OMC 230 PROP 14.5 X 17 LH
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33.5MPH @ 3500 RPM AND 43.5 MPH @ 4200 RPM
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27.6 MPH @ 3000 RPM
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THESE FIGURES ARE FROM THE PERFORMANCE DATA SHEET THAT I HAVE FOR THE BOAT, |
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Black Prince
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VP225D 15,5x17
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31knots @ 4250rpm
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20knots @ 3300rpm about 1,7l/nm
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Cadet (same hull as a Microplus 4.2)
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Evinrude 40hp 2 stroke with 12
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6 mph !!
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What a terrible result ! |
Paul Douglas
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Cadet Weekender
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1989 Evinrude 40hp 2 stroke.
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18 mph +
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12mph @ 3500 rpm (planing, because of the trim tabs)
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That's better ! |
Paul Douglas
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Family Four
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Yamaha 70hp O/B 2 strokes with 13 1/2*15
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27.5knots at 5600 rpm consommation unknow
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18 knots at 4000 rpm consommation unknown
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Name : Stephane BUREL (France) |
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family four
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honda 50 prop 11.25/15
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23 mph@5500
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17 mph @ 47590
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Family Four
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1997 Mariner 60 2- stroke: prop unknown
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22 knots at 4800 rpm, 19 litres an hour.
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16 knots at 15 litres an hour
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I think I could do with experimenting with different props to get the engine revving up to 5200. |
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Family Four
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Mariner 75hp 2-stroke, 13"x19" prop
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25 knots @ 25 litres/hour approx.
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average 5 knots, 1.07 miles/litre = approx. 6 litres/hour.
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Travelled down the Caledonian Canal from Inverness to Fort William to Glencoe and back. Covered 152 miles and used 143 litres of petrol. 2 adults+1 child. |
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yamaha f80
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35 knots at 5600rpm 22litres per hour
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Family Four
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50hp Johnson- Prop unknown
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21 knots at 6000rpm (prop change required!) Fuel lph unknown
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15 knots at 4000 rpm
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Going to investigate a different pitched prop as shouldn't really be getting up to 6000 rpm... |
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Family Four
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Mariner 60 (1996 2 stroke) with 10x14 prop
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22knots at 4600rpm 25 litres per hour
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18 knots at 4000rpm 20 litres per hour
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Prop pitch is way too high for engine and boat. Will be fitting a 12x11 Piranha prop, which should bring the revs up and allow the boat to plane easier. Hopefully will increase fuel economy too. Will let you know. |
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Family Four
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Suzuki 140 DT 13x21p
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75 kph 40 kn 46 mph 5000 rpm 30 ltrh
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37 kph 20 kn 23 mph 3200 rpm 15 ltrh
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Two people onboard. calm wind and about 50 ltr of feul. |
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Family Four (1979)
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60hp 2 stroke Mariner ELPO with Pirahna prop 12
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Max 22knots @ 5500rpm, 22 litres per hour
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Cruises at 18 knots, 4100rpm at 13 litres per hour
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Figures are all accurate using a GPS and Navman fuel computer. The prop is new and the perfect pitch for the engine and boat combination. The engine now has much better fuel economy and revs to the recommended WOT of 5500rpm. Will come on the plane with f |
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Family Four (Trombone)
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Mercury 60 EFi (4 stroke) (12x11 prop)
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22 knots @ 6000rpm gives 12 lph
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19 knots @ 5000rpm gives 9 lph
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Recently re-engined Trombone with this 4 stroke. Slightly slower than with the 60hp 2 stroke but uses half the fuel, particularly up to 5 knots when it uses a tenth of the fuel. Figures are GPS and Navman fuel monitor. |
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Fiberline G12
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Yamaha 55 O/B with 11"x15" pitch
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30 knots with 2 adults 27 liters per hour
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Sorry I don't have information on cruising speed since I alwayg go to WOT |
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Hobby or "Shetland 500"
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Suzuki DF50
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Normal conditions 24 knots at 5500 + rpm (Max speed attained 28.9kts with wind & tide!)
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20 knots cruise at 5000rpm (Fuel consumption? 10 litres per hour?)
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Boat fitted with hydraulic trim tabs to get it up on the plane which happens at around 13 knots. Boat will not plane below 13 or 14 knots. Weight need to be forward to help planing. Engine also fitted with doel fin which definately did help get on the pla |
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marina gt (similar to 535)
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yamaha 60hp efi 11 3/4 by 10 prop
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27 knots@ 5700rpm 8 litres an hour
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22 knots @ 5400 7 litre an hour
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need a bigger pitch prop,extra 300 rpm made no difference to speed,that was with 2 p.o.b. and full tank of fuel very quiet and efficient engine. |
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microplus 501
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75hp suzuki
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41 kts 2 litre per mile 5800 rpm
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21 kts 1 litre per mile 300rpm
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41 kts calm sea trimed propperly 2 adults + fishing gear and 75 kgs shingle balast at bow, |
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picton 190 gts
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175hp stainless racing prop
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66 knots @ 40L per hour 5400rpm
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35 knots @ 25L per hour 2500 rpm
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speeds are with 5 adults comfortably seated. billiant for pulling 2-3 skiers, toys etc great bit of summer fun loves a bit of swell just skips across the top. |
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Saker
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90hp Mariner
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27 knots, 30 litres
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Hope to get more speed by changing prop. |
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Sheltie
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70HP Evinrude VRO
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29.1 Kt over the ground, a tank an hour 22 litres
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2 aboard in good conditions with slack tide. |
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Sheltie
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Yamaha 60 h.p. 2 stroke outboard. Prop stainless steel 17'' pitch X 13.25'' diameter
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Max speed 28 knots @ 5200 RPM . consumption 17 miles using 25 litre tank
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Cruising speed 18 knots @ 4200 RPM. consumption 26 miles using 25 litre tank
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Based on a following sea in calm conditions with 2 people onboard. If heading into a sea the speed and consumption is reduced a little. |
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Sheltie
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Honda 50 Hp 4 Stroke O/Board with Plastic 15" variable pitch 4 Blade prop 10.6" dia with replaceable Blades
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Approx 28 Mph max speed depending on
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Sheltie
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Honda 50Hp 4 Stroke O/Board with plastic manually changed 4 Blade 10.6" Dia with pitches of from 12" to 16".
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Approximately 28 Mph depending on sea conditions.
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Best economy is running at about 4000rpm giving about 20 Mph at 9.5 Miles / Gal, Which is a nice comfortable speed.
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Generally only 1 person aboard because of difficulty getting Crew.Cruising Bridlington Bay, Round Flamboro Head & out to sea up to about 14 miles out fishing wrecks. |
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SHELTIE
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Honda 75hp
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30 knots at 17 litres per hour
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20 knots at 9 litres per hour
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2 people on board good weather |
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Sheltie 1996
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Mariner 60 PTT 1996 2 stroke
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33mph
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On flat water, with just me aboard. Engine has "Standard Plastic Hydrofoils" from towsure.co.uk which definately make a difference for the trim. |
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Sheltie, freshly antifouled-with good stuff.
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Mariner/Yamaha 55, standard prop.
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GPS says just under 27 knots in a flat calm, @ slack water; consumption *frightening* compared to last (displacement) boat, to be expected I know.
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Mid-upper teens? Achieves plane from around 14 knots, unsure thus far re cruising consumption.
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Only had this boat a wee while so far, might need to add/modify details later on. Payload's usually two (large...!) adults, around 500lbs between us, plus a (guessed) 350lbs of aux engine, tanks, fishing paraphernalia. She doesn't like heading into any so |
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shet 535
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mecury 115hp O/B
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38MPH 2 MILE A LTR
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20 MPH 3000 RPH
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I HAD TO REIFALSE THE TRANSOM TO PUT THIS ENGINE ON BUT NOW FAST |
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shetland 535
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60hp yamaha 4 stroke
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30 knots 25litres per hour
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15 knots 15litres per hour
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i was sking for 2 hours and used 50 litres it was nice weather and carm i was nice to be out |
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Shetland 2250
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Honda 225hp Stainless 4 blade hi-lift 14 3/4 dia 20 pitch prop
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42 knots 70 litres per hour
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20 knots 30 litres per hour
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Heavy boat. Fantastically composed ride. Handles solent chop with ease. Very relaxed cruiser and engine perfect match. Speed taken 3 up, full of fuel and cruising gear. Wants to fall off the plane at around 16 knots though. Doel fins help, and volvo QL tr |
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Shetland 535
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50hp Yamaha 11x15-G
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24knots at 4500rmp
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Shetland 535
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Mercury 40 hp 1997
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23 knts (GPS) revs not known,
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23 lts per hour
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clean bottom just antifould,2persons up with spare engine and fishing gear. |
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shetland 535
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yamaha f60 (2002) with 11 3/8 x 12 prop (1.82 gear box ratio)
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34kn @ 5600rpm ,using 22 lph
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19- 20 kn @ 3900 rpm , using 12 lph
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all the measurement were taken with 2 people onboard . |
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shetland 535
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johnson 30hp and mercury 20hp
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20 knots
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Mercury is from the 70's, Johnson from 80's, both flat out with 2 people on board and equipment. reading taken from GPS. Johnson on it's own under same conditions gives 12 knots. Just bought Evinrude 2 stroke 100 hp, not tested it yet. I think the fuel b |
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Shetland 535
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Tohatsu 50hp 2 Stroke
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25 Knots/25 lph
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Boat cruises nicely at 18 kts, and fuel consumption is good as long as I dont open it up fully. Planes very quickly even with 5 people onboard. |
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shetland 535
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mercury 50hp brown band , 13 inch prop
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26 kn @ 25lt per hour
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18 kn @ 20 lt per hour
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thought id add my old engine details as thay may be of some use. |
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shetland cadet
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mercury blueband 50 hp 4cylinder
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27 knots 5200
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15 knots 3100 rpm 12 ltrs hour
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dont know the prop just bought the boat |
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shetland family 4
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yamaha 70 hk 13x17 alloy prop
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max speed 27,5 nots at 5200 rpm
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20 nots at 4000 rpm and 12 litres at 1 hour
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1 or 3 person dont make the big difference |
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Shetland Speedwell
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60 HP Mercury 2 stroke 1986
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25 mph at 5750rpm at least 25l per hour
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slight swell boat handled well. two adults on board. We did'nt push her for too long at max speed as fuel consumption was poor |
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Speedwell
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Suzuki DT25
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9 Knots
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6 Knots 6 litres per hour
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Obviously under powered for a Speedwell and I intend to get a 60hp engine for the 2010 season. Fuel consumption seems to be about 1 Litre per knot per hour. Always towing the dinghy and in coastal waters. |
Michael Worthington
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Speedwell
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DT40 Suzuki - 24" shaft
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8 mph against a tide estimated at 4 mph (did not hold for long)
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5-6 mph consumption as a guess (approx 1hr) 15 ltrs
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Produces large wake or bow wave. No tacho for RPM... sorry, 3 onboard (2 adults and 1 child). Nothing really heavy. Aux Seagull Silver Century OB in cabin floor and another time when attached to bracket. Speed measured by GPS |
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Speedwell
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Suzuki DF70 - 4 stroke
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22 knots @ 4200 - not pushed due to tidal state
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12 Knots @ 3000 rpm, 22 Knots @ 4200 rpm, fuel consumption unknown at current.
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GPS used to measure speed, very frugal, very quiet, various speeds used to test engine over choppy/rough water, approx 1 gallon (5 litres) used over 45 mins. - will be updated shortly. 1 onboard, aux seagull in cabin, fuel moved forward to ballance load. |
Carl Pullen
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