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Four pieces of marine ply and it's done - three walls and roof !
Cut hole for window and bolt / caulk a piece of plexi. |
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OR i can forget the window and just cut a hole and stick my head thru it! Thanks BGreene
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1983 V-20 capsized. . . . in the garage. |
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That was great - thanks for the laugh !
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What kind of speed loss can i expect with a pilot house? With a 45 degree windscreen that is curved. I still have to get in the boat to figure out how tall it will be.
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1983 V-20 capsized. . . . in the garage. |
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You could do a " simulation "....................
1. Mount a front section that would represent the front facing wall of the pilot house. ( wind blocker, drag ) 2. Add weight on board to represent the total estimated additonal pilot house weight. Run the boat with these items on board, and check your speed. I bet this would be reasonably accurate. |
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That would work BGreene. Definately get some weird looks. I just thought of something else. What about the guys with full bimini enclosures? That is the same as a pilot house. So what speed loss do the boats with bimini enclosures encounter?
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1983 V-20 capsized. . . . in the garage. |
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If you want speed, forget the pilot house and rip out everything not needed to float the boat. Seats, windshield, bow rail, everthing..........then over power the boat with a Mercury 250hp Optimax on a jack plate with high performance prop. Should see 60 mph. This boat would then be about as easy to re sell as a V CC with a pilot house !!! |
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