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Large gas boat question

Discussion in 'Power Boats' started by l8rg8r, Feb 2, 2014.

Large gas boat question

Discussion in 'Power Boats' started by l8rg8r, Feb 2, 2014.

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    I'm building the motor mounts for my 42" mono with a husky 30cc two stroke if I don't use rubber isolators and mount solid mounts to the stringers what will the outcome be
     
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    Result 1 - Vibration in the hull leading to better separation of the hull from the water - a good thing!
    Result 2 - Vibration in the hull leading to separation of the stringers from the hull - NOT a good thing!
    Result 3 - Depending on the frequency you're using for your radio system, vibration of metal parts next to radio gear can actually cause radio interference. Sounds hinkey I know, but I've seen it happen.
    Result 4 - Ummm, no idea. Give it a shot and let us know the outcome ;)

    Rubber isolators are almost always a good idea (that's why they were developed in the first place). When in doubt, and if possible, use them.
     
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    Good advice thanks I am now on the hunt for suitable isolators
     
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