Im going to put a line in the water: okay, here goes Wow, this guy is fast!

What is the name for this submeeine.

Nice

Did you ever discover why cyl 1 overheated in the first place? The new piston may end up the same way?

Thankyou for sharing this information really enjoyed seeing how you got the job done. Do you offer your cad analysis and compliance services to others looking into building boats?

This is awesome. Could you try running these with tonneau covers on the beds? See how much (if any) difference there is.

This deserves more views! Great episode man 🙏🏻

how is the project progressing?

I really want to buy Please reply

It's a really nice review I really liked your video

Cute RC submarine nice footage

And with the old school inline 6 Merc !!

Hey gr8 work! I got the exact same setup on my boat. Got problems finding spare parts in sweden tho... you dont happen to know a shop with marine bmw parts that ships worldwide?

the refresh is slow, 1 sec . For that money, they should make some 2 time twin transducers and fire them one after another in sequence to cut in half that delay. However, the image is great, also the 20:1 factor.

I had the same boat. Glastron gt150 Mine was blue

Very nice. Is it possible to buy an empty glass hull.

Where's the part 3?

This is handy for inspecting your Coi but remember not to post your vids online, coz thieves WILL find your house. Yeah man! You could get to recognise their faces and give them names. 👍 Cool, cheers for posting! 👊

y la parte 5 ? anduvo ?

I'm busy building a 1/4 scale boat, was working in the garage this morning and looked up into the roof. there was still a big piece from the boat my dad overalled when I was a kid... He was so proud of that boat. I hope to have one some day. woven directly on any surface other than the chopped strand 1st, never adheres flatly or well.

not a triple, 2 clinders 2 cranks.

So?

I have one of these I'm in the process of restoring. It's a 1968 1000 ss. What are you looking for when you're honing? Just ensuring you can't feel any scratches? Your content is awesome!

Just picked one of these up for £50 so these videos will be very handy

Aloha everyone, i am an inventor. If you own a cyber truck i believe there is another 10 % +/- improvement in efficiency if you put whale tubers on the front.

Boat guy here. Have a few.. 50+. One day when I retire I'm going to build something similar would you happen to have the plug??

I really need to look into the science behind them anodes. I know what they are and what they do witch I learned when I was a kid but I never looked up or learned how exactly that works.

Nice.

I've got a Cybertruck on order but probably won't get it til the end of the second year. By that time I expect there will be some after market aeromods we can buy. Hers my list of mods I'd try First off I'd think that instead of knoby tires some better all weather street tires for better airflow. Then a flexible air dam in front, some wedges in front of the front tires to keep the turbulent air out of the wheel wells and some side skirts to keep air from wrapping around the sides into the low pressure under the car. And there's several things that might help the turbulent air dragging behind the tailgate... A diffuser under the rear end comes to mind AND a teardrop tail shell attached to the tailgate with some vortex generators on the tailgate top edge (at least 9 of them I'd think). A big thing is the ongoing effort to get rid of the side mirrors which are huge turbulent flow (ie drag) generators and just use cameras. But that requires a lot of state legislative bodies to change their laws so I wouldn't expect that soon, even though it's needed.

years ago i built a small scale miss budweiser by up scaleing Dumas R/C blueprints have ave a small machine shop in one of my gaurages i had it custom painted rotax powered up to 87mph

Looking at the cover not 1968. I had 1968 and most were thunderbolt ss.

Sir, Please please reply to me if you're able. I know you are busy. I'm really just trying to understand the large hydroplane black boat hydrodynamics. Can you tell me if the sponsons sit level with the 'flat' contact patch on the rear? If so, how much contact flat sponson (or level with the transom patch) did you have? in feet? Also, how big is the actual contact patch on the rear part of the boat, near the transom? If i am thinking correctly (I know you have deadrise), but if sitting on completely level ground-- the contact patch (no dead rise?) at the rear is a couple feet, and it sits flat on the ground (if you will), level, with half or so of the sponsons?? (I know sponsons have deadrise, Im just referring to the parts that would sit flush with the ground. The rear contact patch, and the sponson patches. Please, reply. I Emailed you as well, Id pay for the reply.

Hi Chris is there a way to contacts you to speak about your products thanks

Directly below the front fly wheel on the raw water cross over tube to the heat exchanger there should be like a M14 drain plug. I removed that and installed a Fumoto valve which allows most of the raw water system to drain after you flush it. This will help longevity of components like the oil cooler which is cooled by raw water and has no anode protection. Just ensure you reclose the valve before next underway or you will fill the engine bay with water.

There should be a fuel water separator with those engines in addition to a secondary fuel filter that you may want to check. Both are readily available and don’t require special sourcing. The fuel system was fitted with a bypass to recirculate fuel to the tank to control fuel temperature and prevent vapor lock and hard restarts after a long heat soak period.

Looks like you have HiTek aftermarket stainless exhaust manifolds. If so there should be a zinc anode in the front just under the distributor that requires periodic check.

Very nice. I have owned a B220 with Mark 2 sterndrive for 20 plus years with nearly flawless performance. Looks like you are running some Volvo short hub props based on the spacer I can see just ahead of the prop. This is exceptional content.

Hi. Good narrative throughout. With hand held camera there was a lot of brain adjusted needed as you talked. Perhaps mounting on a stand from a distance and point with hands. Thanks.

Clicked for wind tunnel blah blah but subbed for that alien spacecraft at the end.

No sir i will not model the wheels myself, your work is most acceptable as it is.

that is a standard chevy fuel pump

drill 1/8 hole in end of blower motor and put a few drops of oil so it does not seize again

Noooooo you need the V4 Evinrude or Johnson 😔

the boat is rated for a 90 hp but many ppl go bigger.

This hydroplane needs an inboard due to the porpoising.. Johnny Sweet told me the prop has to have lift built in too.

Wow, late to the game but man I haz ta say that is an awesome project and very well done video, actually learned a bunch from it too, bonus! Have subbed you and will go check yer channel out, hopefully find some vids of you running this beautiful craft, kudos!

When you made the forms, did you cut the pieces by hand, or were they cnc cut? Is this your design/engineering, or did you get it from a book/magazine/online? How long do the molds last until they are worn out or need to be replaced?

This guy must have chugged a whole lot of coffee first.

I wish we had KZbin when I owned a beat up Glasstron CV 18 in the 90’s.

I'd love it to be autonomous... And live-stream the video feed to my computer! Is there a sub as I described..?