Thanks for these photos Jeff I think that's a cool boat and it handle well.
well, not to well....
Very nice video here but also a sad story..
http://www.mtiboats.no/bilder/videos/12.wmv
Here's more about Didier Pironi, driver of "Colibri"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Didier_Pironi
Mange
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12-29-2008 10:14 AM
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12-30-2008 01:36 PM
Mange,
That's a great film you have attached. Things are pretty cold in Stockholm I would imagine?
Some day I will make it there to see your boat.
Jeff
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12-30-2008 07:54 PM
FYI just as cold or a tad warmer than Minneapolis.
Dunno about Stockholm but we havenīt got our snow for the winter yet...
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01-01-2009 02:41 PM
Mange thanks for posting that vid - I had never seen it either.
Here's a shot of the odd looking Paketa - check out that hull design. Built by Codecasa I believe.
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01-01-2009 04:01 PM
Hi Jeff,
Off course you have to visit Stockholm soon, put it up in your agenda for coming summer Would be great to take a ride with you in my 28 Arrow.
Then you can try the foot throttle
Yeep, it's pretty cold here but I am planing to make my boat ready to test
mid march.
Mange
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01-10-2009 02:06 AM
I had my first offshore ride in Paketa before it was called that. Polli built it that is why it has the rainbow on the side. It was primer brown when I was in it in Viareggio (Coda Casa) for the test. We were running our 2-speeds on a test before the 4-engine 44ft Bearcat (Victory Design) was completed.
It was running on the lake earlier in the year and the faster it went the lower it got in the water. The trimaran design was acting like a difuser and sucking the boat down. When I tested in it it had a big air intake snorkle welded into the deck to funnel air into the tunnel. Then they put the NACA ilets in the front just below the deck line. I have pics somewhere. sounded cool with the lambos but 90 mph max.
pat WUnique Innovative Drivetrain Solutions
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01-11-2009 12:26 PM
Pat please tell us you have some pics!! Would love to see them.
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01-13-2009 12:24 PM
Here are the pics that I found so far.
Viareggio 1989 at Codacasa due. I have more but they are somewhere burried. Last pic are the 2-speed transmissions that we were testing.
pat WUnique Innovative Drivetrain Solutions
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01-13-2009 12:27 PM
wrong pic #2 that is at Faustos shop in Torino 1991/2.
pat WUnique Innovative Drivetrain Solutions
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01-18-2009 02:07 AM
Here are some more of the tri-hull. Bruno Palcetti is in the photo with the lambo and the 2-speed. Note the dirt floor, I missed the photo of the 3/4 ratchet set we had for tools.
pat WUnique Innovative Drivetrain Solutions