[KCook]

Since you asked for it, I see problems with the dashboard and transom. But the rest of the design is absolutely killer! <and vee still need a thumbsup smilie here>

Kelly

[Ben]

Hi Kelly.

If your refering to the shape of the dash, I can see how it could be a matter of taste.
What problems do you see with the transom?
Perhaps the step?

[YachtForums]

Originally Posted by Ben

Which makes me all the more pleased to be able to bring to you the finest looking motor boats, in their class, ever made in Australia (imo).

Ben,

Pegiva had this boat on display at the Miami Show. I met with a rep from the company. One of the more notable features was the convertible top that lowered into a recessed boot area, resulting in a very clean top-down config. The workmanship and detail was excellent, but it was a pricey boat.

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Continuing with the retro theme...

I received an image and info from Kurt Strand on this new 27' Speedster, "Little Miss Sweden". Powered by a 625hp V10 from Ilmor, it is expected to approach 100 knots using a race drive, carbon hull and optional wood sides to truly recapture the era. It will be a limited production boat (around 10 units will be built). A launch date was not given. More images can be found at Vizualtech, or e-mail Bo Zolland at: mail (at) viztech (dot) se

http://www.viztech.se/portfolio10/index.html

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by YachtForums

Powered by a 625hp V10 from Ilmor

I guess those obselete F1 engines had to end up somewhere...

[Ben]

Originally Posted by YachtForums

I received an image and info from Kurt Strand on his new 27' Speedster, "Little Miss Sweden". Powered by a 625hp V10 from Ilmor

argh!, don't make me choose!!!

Originally Posted by Kevin

I guess those obselete F1 engines had to end up somewhere...

Right you are. When I first saw a referance to Ilmor V10 engines I presumed that it was a Viper engine marine prepared by a company named Ilmor. A quick Google has proven otherwise.

I thought F1 engines had a fair bit more than 625hp, is this a result of marine preperation?

[arise]

Maybe this is not the correct place to post my thread but i didn't know where else to place it! I need some help on choosing a one day cruise boat rib or plastic, prefferably new, up to 30ft and price tag around 100K(euros). There is no need for a cabin but just for a place to store things, a fridge and if possible a small toilet. Also the boat has to have a bimini top(hard or soft) and I don't care whether it will have inboard or ourboard engine(s). Any advice anyone? Maybe somenone that knows well the american market? I would appreciate it a lot if someone could help me decide. Thanks in advance!

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by Ben

I thought F1 engines had a fair bit more than 625hp, is this a result of marine preperation?

F1's put out 800+, but you have to remember that their lifespan is measured in single-digit hours... counted on one hand, generally. De-tuned to 625 they can likely get a fair bit of relaibility out of them, relatively speaking of course.

[Ben]

Originally Posted by Kevin

F1's put out 800+, but you have to remember that their lifespan is measured in single-digit hours... counted on one hand, generally. De-tuned to 625 they can likely get a fair bit of relaibility out of them, relatively speaking of course.

Ah, yes, of course. Didn't think of that. Don't suppose they'd last to long at sustained high revs/load for hours on end.

[marcusra]

It's obvious that this V10 isn't a F1 engine!! Countless of experiments has shown that tuned car-engines don't belong in any type of boat.

This engine is a slightly tuned and most important "MARINE-CONVERTED" Dodge Viper Engine!
The Viper V10 is from the begining a truck-engine wich is tuned and slimed to fit a sportscar.
And truck-engines are very common in boats as you all know
Volvo, Scania, MAN, Cat, MB.......... etc.

[Kevin]

Marcusra, I was being sarcastic from the start. Ilmor has a history of race car engines, in both Indy and F1. McLaren-Mercedes used Ilmor powerplants for years. With F1 having switched to V8 power for 2006, there must be a lot of obsolete V10s somewhere... it was a joke.

[Yacht News]

these tenders are the bomb.......i didnt know that Denship made tenders.....i only now realised that the main limo aboard Princess Mariana is the same as that rendering on page 5.....i thought that limo was made by Vikal.... Denship did a really good job on the limo!...hats off!

Hello everibody,
i just recently joint this comunity after reading a few thread.
About yacht tenders, i am a little confused on what a tender should be.
I have seen some of the beatyfull boats listed on this discussion and i truly believe most of them could be considered tender as a "toy" boat or even better as hobby boat, mening a boat that could let guests to have a lot of fun with, or maybe something cool to have aboard.
I believe a tender boat should be that kind of boat that take guest from the yacht to the shore or for local transportations. I also believe it should offers the best in comfort, safety, easyness to get aboard, class and to be cool!!!

Therefore i was wondering what exactly a tender is and what shoul be the priority in purchasing one.

Thank you guys and have a good one.
Andrea

[Yacht News]

Originally Posted by Venetian guy

Hello everibody,
i just recently joint this comunity after reading a few thread.
About yacht tenders, i am a little confused on what a tender should be.
I have seen some of the beatyfull boats listed on this discussion and i truly believe most of them could be considered tender as a "toy" boat or even better as hobby boat, mening a boat that could let guests to have a lot of fun with, or maybe something cool to have aboard.
I believe a tender boat should be that kind of boat that take guest from the yacht to the shore or for local transportations. I also believe it should offers the best in comfort, safety, easyness to get aboard, class and to be cool!!!

Therefore i was wondering what exactly a tender is and what shoul be the priority in purchasing one.

Thank you guys and have a good one.
Andrea

Well i think that you have outlined most of the things that a real and purpose built yacht tender should be or have? For sure the main purpose is to transport passengers especially if it is a charter yacht to the shore and back to the yacht. However the other factors would come into play becaus eof the very nature of what you are dealing with, a yacht! Now with cruiseship tenders they do not need to be outlandish and posh and sleek, they are just movers and thats it. With a yacht it is supposed to reflect a image if you will, of the mother ship. Plush seating, custom paint, stainless steel railings, teak, sleek and fast looking design and even better stability. These things are all in the minds of persons buying them especially for Charter yachts. For example, Annalisse and Alysia's Main moving tenders look very much like a cruise ship tender and off course that would all be influenced by the amount of passengers they carry so the regulations will state they have to carry a big tender. But the interiors would be much different. Look at the sleeker tenders for examples especially the Limos. the main tenders to Pelorus, Coral Island, Princess Mariana, Ecstasea, Octopus and so on and you will see all that ive mentioned but put in a nice and neat luxurious package!
hoped that helped you a bit!

Hello yachtluver,
for sure on a big yacht to have a lot of boats it is a good thing. It is a lot of fun, it pushes the economy, and a lot more.....
I would say that tender should not necessarely be like a rescue boat, but i also believe this word should be use with the intention of meaning a service boat and not a fun boat. For sure it should be a good looking boat.

What do you think of the venetian water taxis as tender boats?
Ciao
Andrea

[Yacht News]

Originally Posted by Venetian guy

Hello yachtluver,
for sure on a big yacht to have a lot of boats it is a good thing. It is a lot of fun, it pushes the economy, and a lot more.....
I would say that tender should not necessarely be like a rescue boat, but i also believe this word should be use with the intention of meaning a service boat and not a fun boat. For sure it should be a good looking boat.

What do you think of the venetian water taxis as tender boats?
Ciao
Andrea

I think that is a cool idea but i am not sure that the wider owners of big yachts would want venetian tenders. Venetian spells old and classical, i would more expect to see Venetians on yachts such as Savorona or Talitha G, Atlantide and so on, not saying that theses yachts carry them but its just to give you an idea as to the type of yacht looks that would go with a venetian tender...