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  • srislash
    Not there yet
    • Mar 2011
    • 7673

    #826
    The pirate has taller "freeboards"/sides.Haven't seen the two side by side so I can't comment on the V.I'm considering the Pirate as well for my other 1717.I would add a flood chamber.Still looking at other hulls though because common consesus is that DF's are thin.I tend to agree with that after my one wipe-out I had.

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    • BLACKJACK_101
      Junior Member
      • Jun 2010
      • 15

      #827
      Hi Macdon, thought you may be interested in this project I am doing, it was a new Genisis 37" hull cut in half from bow to stern and re-moulded to give a 12"width, got rid of the two twin drive wells under the transom and widened and deepened the transom standoff pad to be able mount the hardware easier. A Leopard 4082 2200, 2 x 4s 5000 and T180, all cooling inlets are moulded in to the rear of the ride pads, won't be finishing/running this boat for a couple of months yet so i'm really interested to see how your 37" cat handles.

      Regards,

      BarryDUBAI JANFEB 2012 040.jpgDUBAI JANFEB 2012 041.jpgDUBAI JANFEB 2012 046.jpg

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      • tagasagwan
        Molino Boater!!!
        • Jun 2008
        • 990

        #828
        Originally posted by BLACKJACK_101
        Hi Macdon, thought you may be interested in this project I am doing, it was a new Genisis 37" hull cut in half from bow to stern and re-moulded to give a 12"width, got rid of the two twin drive wells under the transom and widened and deepened the transom standoff pad to be able mount the hardware easier. A Leopard 4082 2200, 2 x 4s 5000 and T180, all cooling inlets are moulded in to the rear of the ride pads, won't be finishing/running this boat for a couple of months yet so i'm really interested to see how your 37" cat handles.

        Regards,

        Barry[ATTACH=CONFIG]70032[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]70033[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]70034[/ATTACH]
        That is Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet Barry! Nice clean work and I love your hardware! Could you post pics of the inside?
        My Aquacraft SV27's old Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoTm4Btz41Q
        MHZ Micro Iceberg, Skunksworks Gen2 Cat twin, Aquacraft SV27, SM29 1515 sold.

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        • BLACKJACK_101
          Junior Member
          • Jun 2010
          • 15

          #829
          Originally posted by tagasagwan
          That is Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet Barry! Nice clean work and I love your hardware! Could you post pics of the inside?
          Thanks Tagasagwan, The inside is a bit bare at the moment but with the extra width of the hull there is lots of room for the gear.008.jpg010.jpg

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          • macdon
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2011
            • 970

            #830
            Originally posted by BLACKJACK_101
            Hi Macdon, thought you may be interested in this project I am doing, it was a new Genisis 37" hull cut in half from bow to stern and re-moulded to give a 12"width, got rid of the two twin drive wells under the transom and widened and deepened the transom standoff pad to be able mount the hardware easier. A Leopard 4082 2200, 2 x 4s 5000 and T180, all cooling inlets are moulded in to the rear of the ride pads, won't be finishing/running this boat for a couple of months yet so i'm really interested to see how your 37" cat handles.

            Regards,

            Barry[ATTACH=CONFIG]70032[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]70033[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]70034[/ATTACH]

            That is certainly awesome - thanks for sharing Barry!
            I was kinda hoping you would've run it already so we could get some feedback on its handling hahaha! Have you tried a stock Genesis so you could possibly compare any difference?
            If you've read most of this thread, you'll notice we've considered getting a Genesis hull and cutting it straight in the middle like what you've done - so I guess I wasnt the only person with that crazy idea after all! hahaha.
            We did however decide to build a cat straight up from scratch, so we're also anxious as to how it will perform in the open waters. I hope you hang out here with us and we could learn from each other :)

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            • BLACKJACK_101
              Junior Member
              • Jun 2010
              • 15

              #831
              Originally posted by macdon
              That is certainly awesome - thanks for sharing Barry!
              I was kinda hoping you would've run it already so we could get some feedback on its handling hahaha! Have you tried a stock Genesis so you could possibly compare any difference?
              If you've read most of this thread, you'll notice we've considered getting a Genesis hull and cutting it straight in the middle like what you've done - so I guess I wasnt the only person with that crazy idea after all! hahaha.
              We did however decide to build a cat straight up from scratch, so we're also anxious as to how it will perform in the open waters. I hope you hang out here with us and we could learn from each other :)
              I run my boats in the middle east mainly but I live most of the year in the UK (rotten weather and rough waters), I am leaving the middle east now and won't be back until May/June time; so it looks like your 37" cat will hit the water first, I have never run a standard Genesis, the nearest I have is a MG 4074 2200 4s x 2 T180 which runs great in these flat waters in Dubai although water cooling is a bit of a challenge with the high ocean temperatures.

              Looking forward to your first runs with your 37, good luck.

              Barry

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              • macdon
                Senior Member
                • Jun 2011
                • 970

                #832
                Originally posted by BLACKJACK_101
                I run my boats in the middle east mainly but I live most of the year in the UK (rotten weather and rough waters), I am leaving the middle east now and won't be back until May/June time; so it looks like your 37" cat will hit the water first, I have never run a standard Genesis, the nearest I have is a MG 4074 2200 4s x 2 T180 which runs great in these flat waters in Dubai although water cooling is a bit of a challenge with the high ocean temperatures.

                Looking forward to your first runs with your 37, good luck.

                Barry
                Have a safe trip Barry and do visit us often here in OSE!

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                • macdon
                  Senior Member
                  • Jun 2011
                  • 970

                  #833
                  Hey guys!

                  My worker will be finished with a project by the end of this week so he'll go back to working on our 37" Cat by next week.
                  So Im trying to focus on a mono till then. I was wondering if you could share any inputs regarding these hulls:

                  39" Mono:


                  36" Mono:


                  Im thinking that the 39" may be a bit too big? Hopefully, I could have something to lean towards to before I focus back on the 37" Cat next week.

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                  • tagasagwan
                    Molino Boater!!!
                    • Jun 2008
                    • 990

                    #834
                    grrrrrrrrrr! Macdon your darn bearings doesn't want to come out! Inrunners are way lot easier!
                    My Aquacraft SV27's old Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoTm4Btz41Q
                    MHZ Micro Iceberg, Skunksworks Gen2 Cat twin, Aquacraft SV27, SM29 1515 sold.

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                    • srislash
                      Not there yet
                      • Mar 2011
                      • 7673

                      #835
                      Originally posted by macdon
                      Hey guys!

                      My worker will be finished with a project by the end of this week so he'll go back to working on our 37" Cat by next week.
                      So Im trying to focus on a mono till then. I was wondering if you could share any inputs regarding these hulls:

                      39" Mono:


                      36" Mono:


                      Im thinking that the 39" may be a bit too big? Hopefully, I could have something to lean towards to before I focus back on the 37" Cat next week.
                      Well I like the look of the 39",but I have a 1717.I think HOR are pretty good hulls.

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                      • jasoncyclone
                        Senior Member
                        • Jun 2011
                        • 475

                        #836
                        Originally posted by BLACKJACK_101
                        Thanks Tagasagwan, The inside is a bit bare at the moment but with the extra width of the hull there is lots of room for the gear.[ATTACH=CONFIG]70035[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]70036[/ATTACH]

                        WOW!!! You did a great job on that hull!!!! I think a wider genesis would be perfect. I love my genesis but it cant turn at speeds due to the narrow tunnel. Although having a wider tunnel limits your top speed due to liftoff. But i think it would be worth it. You and Macdon both are very good at glass work!!!!
                        Miss Geico CC1515 2200kv T180 2S2S- Twin Genesis with 2 2700kv 2 T180's 4S2P- Stiletto with 2030kv T120 4S1P-DF33 4082 1600kv T180 6S2P- and lots of gassers!

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                        • srislash
                          Not there yet
                          • Mar 2011
                          • 7673

                          #837
                          Originally posted by BLACKJACK_101
                          Thanks Tagasagwan, The inside is a bit bare at the moment but with the extra width of the hull there is lots of room for the gear.[ATTACH=CONFIG]70035[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]70036[/ATTACH]
                          That is some nice work there Barry.I'll be curious to see how she handles widened out with the tapered sponsons.This has been of some debate over in the mini forum here.
                          Sorry for my brief replies the last couple of days guys but I had this nasty little flu.

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                          • jasoncyclone
                            Senior Member
                            • Jun 2011
                            • 475

                            #838
                            Hey Shawn, we will let you slide this time on the short responses... Just joking! Hope you feel better soon.
                            Miss Geico CC1515 2200kv T180 2S2S- Twin Genesis with 2 2700kv 2 T180's 4S2P- Stiletto with 2030kv T120 4S1P-DF33 4082 1600kv T180 6S2P- and lots of gassers!

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                            • srislash
                              Not there yet
                              • Mar 2011
                              • 7673

                              #839
                              Oh I'm OK now.I found a new mod for the Geico.I pounded the back bushing out of the strut on Sunday so I thinks I'm gonna hafta put a longer shaft and a liner in the strut.

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                              • jasoncyclone
                                Senior Member
                                • Jun 2011
                                • 475

                                #840
                                I am using the kintec MG strut bushing upgrade. It seems to work good. You can see the bushing when you get my geico next week or so.
                                Last edited by jasoncyclone; 02-09-2012, 01:35 AM.
                                Miss Geico CC1515 2200kv T180 2S2S- Twin Genesis with 2 2700kv 2 T180's 4S2P- Stiletto with 2030kv T120 4S1P-DF33 4082 1600kv T180 6S2P- and lots of gassers!

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