A short drone video running around Miami. We got caught in a rain storm as we finished shooting!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HokuKucyaSo
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A short drone video running around Miami. We got caught in a rain storm as we finished shooting!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HokuKucyaSo
Hi,
Is there a ballast tank on this 25 pro? Its a must for this type of boat.
Cheeers Toffen
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Originally Posted by Toffen
There is no ballast in this boat. You can order a version with a larger fuel tank, positioned further forward. I don't feel it needs it, the steps seem to keep it running flat. Has good balance with 8" of setback.
Would be interesting to experiment though.
...as you can see in this video, the waves are almost always coming at the southeast florida coast from the south east in a uniform pattern. there is nothing more fun than having a fast "offshore" boat heading directly into them at 70 to 100 mph. biggest rush ever. need a helo to film that though.
Is this on sold? I have a friend wanting one of these or a 24 Tuff. How did it run with the 4.6?
Joe
Will be listing it shortly, wanted to get a few things finished, the video, and had a cover made. It runs amazing, the 300R is incredible. I would say everything about exceeds my expectations. There isn't much like it on the market.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPEROG
In rough water it's effortless and smooth.
Tell your friend to call me, or email through chaudronmiami.com and I can send him any information.
I assume that was shot in follow me mode ?? What drone ??
Nice boat btw .
The pilot was in the boat, which is good and bad. It was a bit too rough for him on the outside that day and into the wind the drone was too slow.Quote:
Originally Posted by fichrman2
It's a DJI but not sure the model.
I updated the video with a few changes, just added a couple shots.
Thanks ! Can you check how large the notch is? Do you use a 8" jackplate? Cheeers, Toffen
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Originally Posted by WavetoWave
Ya, 8" jack plate. I'll have to measure the notch, guessing around 10 to 12".Quote:
Originally Posted by Toffen
Thanks ! I added a notch to mine of approx 8 inches, but my jackplate i 4,25 inches of setback. When I replace my 400R with a 450R, I need to replace the jackplate with a new one. And then its the question, how many inches :)
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Originally Posted by WavetoWave
The Chaudron is officially listed. Added a custom cover for it.
https://norwestermarinegroup.com/inventory
That is hard to say. I would be tempted to run it setup exactly as you have the 400R, to see. The weights are very similar. How it reacts to the increase in power is hard to know until you try! Can't wait to see that, should be really exciting. I think you'll like the rumble of the V8.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toffen