Zero Cavity's first sea trial
Posted: Apr 26th, '07, 16:48
I would like to start off by saying Gerry has got himself one pretty 31.
A 31 on the water never fails to turn heads. Like driving around in a 63' split window Vette.
Missed not having Pat along for another sea trial but Pete filled in nicely.
Always nice to have experienced people on board. Makes my job on the initial sea trial that much easier. Thanks Pete.
32.9 knots wot. Rpm a little light. Yanmar 6LP's.
Some glitches in the Teleflex system that need to be addressed along with other stuff but all in all she ran good and smooth despite the 1/2" line and diver I picked up somewhere.
After a much needed vacation in Ocean City, the tweaking begins.
A side note to those installing the electronic systems. Do yourself a favor and before all the cables are run, make sure the pins are pushed all the way in place.
I've had a 70% failure rate on first time power up attributed to this problem.
A 31 on the water never fails to turn heads. Like driving around in a 63' split window Vette.
Missed not having Pat along for another sea trial but Pete filled in nicely.
Always nice to have experienced people on board. Makes my job on the initial sea trial that much easier. Thanks Pete.
32.9 knots wot. Rpm a little light. Yanmar 6LP's.
Some glitches in the Teleflex system that need to be addressed along with other stuff but all in all she ran good and smooth despite the 1/2" line and diver I picked up somewhere.
After a much needed vacation in Ocean City, the tweaking begins.
A side note to those installing the electronic systems. Do yourself a favor and before all the cables are run, make sure the pins are pushed all the way in place.
I've had a 70% failure rate on first time power up attributed to this problem.