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    We hope so, twin Lycoming L13-703 3700 total HP

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    testing this week
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    How much weight is being removed with the change of 3 motors verses 2 turbines?
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    No doubt that should be fast. Fast and tough - a great combination!
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    It will certainly be an interesting combination of old school hull and new school power......

    There has not been a lot of Vee hull turbine boats. The Fountain up here didn't do so well with turbines. Neither did the Turbinator Black Thunder.
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    Up here in Portland a guy had a 42' Fountain that he'd put turbines in; sold to someone back east
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    Can't wait to see
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    Quote Originally Posted by Donskihp View Post
    How much weight is being removed with the change of 3 motors verses 2 turbines?
    Lycoming T53-L-13B Turboshaft Engine
    Type: Dual spool, free shaft turbine
    Inlet: Axial, with variable geometry inlet guide vanes
    Compressor: Mixed flow; 5 stage axial, 1 stage centrifugal
    Burner: Reverse flow annular with 22 fuel nozzles
    Turbine: Dual spool, two stage axial gas producer turbine, two stage power turbine
    Exhaust: Rearward facing, single exit axial flow diffuser
    Power Rating: 1,400 shaft horsepower @ 6,640 rpm
    Rated Torque Output at full power: 1,200 lb/ft @ 6,640 rpm
    Peak Torque Output: 1,700 lb/ft @ 1,800 rpm
    Weight: 540 lbs.
    Power/weight: 2.6 lb/shp
    Compression Ratio: 7.2:1 at 25,600 rpm
    Specific Fuel Consumption: .58 lb/shp/hr


    HP500 Bulldog Specifications
    Propshaft Horsepower: 470 (350 kw)
    Displacement (Liter/CID): 8.9/542
    Cylinders: V-8
    Bore (in/mm): 4.44/113
    Stroke (in/mm): 4.375/111
    Compression Ratio: 8.6:1
    Fuel Requirements: 87 Posted Octane (R+M)/2
    Full Throttle RPM Range: 4800-5200
    Ignition Type: Thunderbolt V
    Alternator (amps/watts): 55/776
    Length (in/mm): 47.5/1207
    Width (in/mm): 32.75/648
    Height (in/mm): 25.5/648
    Weight (lbs/kg): 1540/699
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    how 'bout drives?
    3 trs's or sm's to 2 arnies, right?
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    Well, looking at these specs, a no drive Merc big block is 1060 lbs. With a 6 it's 1835 lbs. If the turbine is 540 lbs, and the Arneson drive is 285 lbs, that would be a whole lot of weight savings on three vs two. I have to believe there may be a transmission weight also added to the Arneson combination though, and it's included in the Merc weight.



    HP600SC Bobtail Specifications
    Propshaft Horsepower: 550 (410 kw)
    Displacement (Liter/CID): 8.2/502
    Cylinders: V-8
    Bore & Stroke (in/mm): 4.47/114
    Stroke (in/mm): 4.00/102
    Compression Ratio: 7.5:1
    Fuel Requirements: 92 Posted Octane (R+M)/2
    Full Throttle RPM Range: 4800-5200
    Ignition Type: Thunderbolt V
    Alternator (amps/watts): 55/776
    Length (in/mm): 31.4375/799
    Width (in/mm): 32.5/826
    Height (in/mm): 29.8125/757
    Weight (lbs/kg): 1060/481 (Weight is engine only.)
    Warranty: 90-day mechanical, 3-year corrosion


    HP800SC Specifications
    Propshaft Horsepower: 700 (552 kw)
    Displacement (Liter/CID): 9.4/572
    Cylinders: V-8
    Bore (in/mm): 4.50/114
    Stroke (in/mm): 4.50/114
    Compression Ratio: 7.5:1
    Fuel Requirements: 92 Posted Octane (R+M)/2
    Full Throttle RPM Range: 4600-500
    Ignition Type: Thunderbolt V
    Alternator (amps/watts): 55/776
    Length (in/mm): 50/1270
    Width (in/mm): 34/864
    Height (in/mm): 30.5/775
    Weight (lbs/kg): 1835/832 (Weight includes Six Drive.)
    Warranty: 90-day mechanical, 3-year corrosion

    ASD8 Drive Unit
    In-Line Reduction/Overdrive 1:1
    Unit Weight 285 Lbs
    OAL 42”
    Steering Angle 40 Degrees
    Trim Angle 15 Degrees
    Maximum Input Torque 1200 lbs

    Lycoming T53-L-13B Turboshaft Engine
    Type: Dual spool, free shaft turbine
    Inlet: Axial, with variable geometry inlet guide vanes
    Compressor: Mixed flow; 5 stage axial, 1 stage centrifugal
    Burner: Reverse flow annular with 22 fuel nozzles
    Turbine: Dual spool, two stage axial gas producer turbine, two stage power turbine
    Exhaust: Rearward facing, single exit axial flow diffuser
    Power Rating: 1,400 shaft horsepower @ 6,640 rpm
    Rated Torque Output at full power: 1,200 lb/ft @ 6,640 rpm
    Peak Torque Output: 1,700 lb/ft @ 1,800 rpm
    Weight: 540 lbs.
    Power/weight: 2.6 lb/shp
    Compression Ratio: 7.2:1 at 25,600 rpm
    Specific Fuel Consumption: .58 lb/shp/hr
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