diesel inboards is this the way of the future??

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harmsey
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diesel inboards is this the way of the future??

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quintrex has just released a new inboard diesel. to prove it sea going ability they are driving one from melboure to brisbane :shock: :shock:

http://www.quintrex.com.au/BoatRange/BM ... reSDD.aspx


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Yeah well it might be if the price at the bowser actually reflected its production costs - :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: - WTF the prices are :bs: :bs: :bs: :bs: :bs: :bs: :bs: :bs: :bs: :bs: right now.

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I believe you are right Harmsey, thats why I put the same sterndrive thats in that Quinnie into my old girl, getting around 3km per lt out of a heavy plate 6m boat @35-40kph. Bit noisier than the average 4 stroke though, still some work to do there.

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I'm seriously looking at an Arvor 20 at the mo'. A bit slow at 17-20 knots but sooo economical at around 8-10 liters per hour.
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