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Re: 2 stroke / 4 stroke advice

by Andy Champ <no.way@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Nov 22, 2006 at 09:47 PM

Arturo Ui wrote:
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> My club has recently bought a 5m rib with a 4-stroke 40 on the back to
> 'patrol' the races.  Its nice, but the engine IS heavy, is more
> economical, less fast, more quiet (See a pattern here?) My only gripe
> is that once you've rescued someone, with the rescued dinghy alongside
> and 3 people on board, the thing won't plane.
> 
If it's all the same to you, I'd rather you didn't do 25kts with my 
dinghy alongside...  reminds me of a story I once heard of someone who 
was towed in by an RAF launch...

However 40 doesn't seem an awful lot for a 5m RIB full of divers and 
tanks.  It seems to me if you get a bigger motor you won't have to run 
it flat out all the time, so it'll last longer too.  Not that I know a 
lot about these things.

Andy




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