I seem to remember i did it this way a while back and it worked so ive done it ever since .I thought it must be how its allways done lol:laugh: .Glad i could help ,cool video and a nice lake too,i wish i had a lake like that local to me.Hope to be posting some more videos very soon once i get my new t boat rigged up.
Mart

I tried it last night but I must have messed it up:(

Both videos are showing and working fine for me. :drinks:

Sorry about the double post. For some reason I can't view the page when I'm logged into the site. If I log out I can see it no problem.

Marc, you can delete the first one and keep the second one up:blush:

Hi everyboby

Here , the last video of my firewater znetix MHZ 110" with a twinMHZ45 inline engine with starter inboard and hardware WD200 .

It is the first test after step modification.




sorry for my english , i am french

Franck

Awesome boat!!! The sound of the twin is great! Does it have problems turning at faster speeds? Just wondering...

Magnifique! :drinks:

thanks Marc

Yes, for now, the direction is not very precise and effective, because the boat is equipped for direct drives, the boat has the speed needed to turn. change is underway, the addition of a rudder will be asked to address this problem.


www.dailymotion.com/video/x8ly...on-znetix_sport

Yep,
This sure is a large good looking boat. What's the hp rating of two big engines.
Looking at the build you can say Big is beautiful
Cya Graeme:drinks:

Technical Details:
Displacement: 2 x 45 cc
RPM at gearbox output shafts 21280
RPM at engine shaft 16000
Power: 17.9kW (24 hp)
Weight: 10.5 kg (23 lbs)
Length (including starter) 480 mm (18.9 inch)
Width 210 mm (8.27 inch)
Height 175 mm (6.89 inch)
Fuel Use 92+ Octane Fuel with synthetic 2 stroke oil. 2 stroke mix 1:30 to 1:35
(Gearbox) output shaft diameter 7 mm