Not in my understanding, DM. In nautical applications, whenever an X" diameter seacock, valves or pipes is specified, it's normally referred to...
If you are aware of such instrument/method, tell me more about it, because I've never seen any load numbers for mechanical engines. Even the...
Nope, and this is the reason why I was positive that you had different engines in mind. Their first CR engine rated for 800hp was the inline 6,...
Sorry Beau if I previously missed that point. But if that additional thickness is indeed part of the mould, it's a mistake to consider it as the...
I'm not saying that your numbers aren't correct, CJ - and the same goes for OB's numbers. What I'm saying is that they can't be related to the...
Below is a photo taken from the ad of the only 1998 Post 50' which I found on YW. I highlighted in yellow and circled in red what, as I...
Folks, I'm afraid you are talking of different engines. Afaik, the Rivarama is R6/800 powered, which is a completely different animal (6 inline...
Happy to hear that you are progressing as expected. I can't wait to read about the seatrial results! CuNi for raw water pipes is a great choice,...
Beau, I am linking below a cockpit photo taken from the ad that CJ linked. If your boat is like that, I can't see any additional GRP covering...
This is very puzzling ideed. In principle, in a properly designed electrical panel, in between the main breaker and each line-specific breaker...
