I can take a picture of the binnacle control and my console if you like and post it tomorrow, or email it to you, might post it, just in case someone else is interested.
I can take a picture of the binnacle control and my console if you like and post it tomorrow, or email it to you, might post it, just in case someone else is interested.
Here is some pics of the dash, the existing holes were not quite what i wanted so a piece of black acrylic done the job nicely. The way i have the trim setup is, ( not saying this is for everyone but it works well for me ) There is a switch on the dash, and when it is in the off position you trim the two motors separately using the trim switches on the throttle handle. when the switch is in the on position one trim switch on either handle/motor moves both motors at the same time.![]()
More pics, if any one is interested.
Cheers Chris.
I need some advice on the height that the motors are mounted on the pods. I know 2 and 3/4 inches ( 70 mm ) is the proven correct height, i just want to make sure i am measuring it right.
In the first attached pic the motor is trimmed all the way in and the flat bar is continuing horizontally from the bottom of the hull. set up like this it measures 30mm up to the cav plate.
In the second pic with the motor trimmed so the cav plate is also horizontal with the bottom of the hull it now measures 50mm. ( i know there is another thread with a comparable measurement somewhere ? but i cant find it.
Thanks for your help, Chris.![]()
Mate with the motor trimmed level with the bottom of the hull you need 65-70mm from the bottom of the hull to the cav plate. Your motors need to be raised one more hole do you have another hole left?? This is great news as you will get better performance again! Did you try the other props?
That's the right photo to put up. The horizontal one is the correct one to go by and up is the way you should go with the motors. Have to agree with the ones in the know here.
Cheers
Chris
That's great news, i can go up one more hole ( 20 mm ) and as a bonus should pick up a few more revs.![]()
Hey Dean, no i have not had a chance to try the 15's yet. cant wait though.
Thanks for your help.
Cheers Chris.
hey guys didnt want to start another cat post but took mine for a run today an theese are my figures just wondering what u think, full fuel 1 person, esky an ice, plus fishing gear. an im running 75hp
3500rmp=21-22knts
4000rpm=26-27knts
5100rpm=34-35knts
Tried the 15's with the motors at the same height.Not real successful at all. I was loaded up with 4 guys, gear, fuel and ice. It took forever to get up to 26 kts which was all it had, and it only reved to 5600. fuel economy was real average at 1.3 km per liter combined. Sure hope lifting the motors 20mm is going to make a lot of difference.
Cheers Chris.