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Description: my new perla
Picture Stats: Views: 4320 Filesize: 60.89kB Height: 768 Width: 1024 Posted by: sailfish at November 07, 2010, 20:31:29 CET Image Linking Codes
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| Guest | November 11, 2010, 18:42:11 CET Mela mhux bhal kas tijek perlaaaaa ax bl idling ukoll jaqbad nizel sew id diesel mit tank :p Tmexxih at triq jkun jaqbillek tohrog bi speed boat :p |
| Perla 165 Posts:413 
| November 10, 2010, 21:05:26 CET mhux li jkollok magna kbira jodd fuq qxur ek izda li jkollok magna tajba, li bnofs gass biss jkollok speed sabih nedu ahna ta 5-6 kts bek jkollok mixi at triq u id disel fit tank  . dajjes ek inutli li tijom magni kbar ax kem lizjed li tipermeti il qoxra... 18kts? ima qas haq il magna u hela ta disel li jkolok |
| Shaftbomb Posts:185 
| November 10, 2010, 16:44:50 CET Perfect explanation lazyfisherman! |
| lazyfisherman Posts:220
| November 10, 2010, 13:58:04 CET It is less an issue of weight than of shape. I'm sure the perla will take the weight of large engines but will not deliver the performance. The speed of traditional hulls (displacement hulls) is limited by their shape and with a 125 hp the boat will not move any faster than with a 60 hp. It will simply sink lower at the back, create more waves, burn more fuel but it will not move any faster since these boats are not designed to plane. I think your engines would be very suitable for a planing hull such as a 17 foot fastfisher. But if I were you I would discuss the issue with petecraft before making any decisions. |
| Shaftbomb Posts:185
| November 09, 2010, 22:32:21 CET I agree - I bought these engines to install on a wooden kajjik but my scale is shifting towards a perla now which obviously is lighter and might not take the weight of both engines. I'll see and i might try to sell my 125hp then. |
| sailfish Posts:20 
| November 09, 2010, 21:09:07 CET @lazyfisherman: i totally agree with you. I am going to install a 60hp engine in my perla which i think it would be a good match. Even at petecraft told me that installing a big engine on these type of boats is not the right match. |
| sailfish Posts:20
| November 09, 2010, 21:09:06 CET @lazyfisherman: i totally agree with you. I am going to install a 60hp engine in my perla which i think it would be a good match. Even at petecraft told me that installing a big engine on these type of boats is not the right match. |
| lazyfisherman Posts:220
| November 09, 2010, 21:03:47 CET I am anything but an expert but I don't think that these traditionally shaped hulls are meant to take such large engines. I'm sure that it can physically take the 125 hp engine but i think that it will be overpowered in the sense that you will end up getting a performance that is no better than that from a smaller engine. Even if it may have been fitted on a boat in Gozo it does not mean that it is necessarily the best combination of boat and engine. Ma nafx - won't it be better to discuss this with the people at Petecraft? |
| sailfish Posts:20
| November 09, 2010, 20:56:51 CET @shaftbomb: that perla with 125hp is my uncles'. He installed that engine because he had one already which was on a larger boat. 125 hp on a perla is a bit too much since it is a displacement hull. |
| Shaftbomb Posts:185
| November 09, 2010, 20:39:38 CET In Gozo I know there is one Perla with a yanmar 125, but to add an auxiliary 27hp with it, I do not know.... |
| Perla 165 Posts:413
| November 09, 2010, 18:40:50 CET 125hp tigi wisq kbira habib al frejgatina u 27 hp zajra nara,fic caqliq ma jkolok xjn ta :/. |
| Shaftbomb Posts:185
| November 09, 2010, 18:17:58 CET Yanmar marine new old stock 125hp and 27hp. |
| Perla 165 Posts:413
| November 09, 2010, 17:49:14 CET shaftbomb xmagni andek li behsibek tarma kieku fuqa il frejgatina? |
| Shaftbomb Posts:185
| November 09, 2010, 13:23:37 CET Jien ghandi l-magni lesti ghal wahda, ghalkemm ma nafx humiex the right ones, nordna l-frejgatina rrid issa... |
| Guest | November 09, 2010, 12:32:09 CET Toyota 2.2 minghajr turbo |
| sailfish Posts:20
| November 08, 2010, 22:46:32 CET thanks perla tal comments tiek. x magna ghandek go fiha int? |
| Perla 165 Posts:413
| November 08, 2010, 20:40:30 CET andi lil huh jien sihbi.. qoxra tajba .. just no comment kuluri belezza king proset u fuq il magna tista tejd li se jkun bil b*jd king. ir risq  |
| sailfish Posts:20
| November 08, 2010, 15:48:44 CET thanks bigboy!! |
| Guest | November 08, 2010, 15:37:49 CET Qoxra ta veru dik habib Prosit u r risq |
| sailfish Posts:20
| November 08, 2010, 09:23:23 CET just send me a msg benri |
| benri Posts:948 
| November 08, 2010, 09:15:40 CET Nice boat, prosit. What is the cost of this type of boat please? And what engine? - I'm dieing to get one! |
| sailfish Posts:20
| November 08, 2010, 06:45:44 CET @shaftbomb aktarx single nanni 60hp. thanks tal comment. |
| ganni Posts:685 
| November 07, 2010, 23:36:39 CET Does the pic on the boat show what lies in the boat??  |
| Shaftbomb Posts:185
| November 07, 2010, 21:45:25 CET Nice great boat - a traditionally designed boat that has proved its worth many years ago. What engines are you planning to install if i may ask? |
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