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omc-v4
09-15-2003, 09:14 AM
Hi Sam
Just wondering if yo got achance to look at my Kellers?
Mark75H
09-15-2003, 06:05 PM
Oooops, I forgot what was in that box from you. Maybe I can do it while I'm watching it rain on Friday. I know I'm not going for a boat ride Friday:(
Psyco
09-15-2003, 09:43 PM
Mark,the thought of you lounging around the house in another man's speedo's is creepy. I hope he washed them before he sent them to you.:p
omc-v4
10-06-2003, 01:51 PM
hi sam are you going to be able to save them?
omc-v4
10-09-2003, 10:16 AM
what the skinney on the spedos?
Mark75H
10-09-2003, 06:15 PM
They are done. You can get a new face for the black one from Steve Greaves:
http://www.portagebaysystems.com/marine/products32.htm
The 40 to 80 mph black one is pretty accurate until 75 mph. It shows slower than correct above 75. When it says 80 you'd probably be going 86 or so.
The blue faced 40-100 isn't too good below 55 mph, it shows a little slower than correct until you are over 50. 50 to 75 is a good range.......80-88 shows a little slow (3 mph) but it is correct again at 90 to 100.
Do you want me to send them back to you or do you want me to send them to Steve Greaves for you?
Mark75H
10-09-2003, 11:09 PM
I don't have the pressures for air pitots, only water
the fomula is:
speed in mph = the square root of: psi ÷ .0145
one that is easy to remember: 69 mph = 69 psi
which also means......if you fall out at 70 mph, your whole body can be supported by 3 or 4 square inches of water.......ouch!
I'm post a bunch of the numbers tomorrow
omc-v4
10-11-2003, 06:50 PM
if you dont mind send them steve ? let me know so i can send $ for what you did and frieght to steve.
LakeRacer99
10-13-2003, 07:52 AM
Hey Sam, what exactly are you doing to calabrate these Kellers? If you don't mind saying.
I didn't think there was any difference between air pressure and water pressure. Remember that your speedo most likely never gets water to it as it has about 20ft of hose filled with air to compress first.
I am just curious.
Thanks,
Jason
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