That is nice!
What size Honda's? 150? 175? 200? 225?
What size fuel tanks?
How fast(NM/hr) at WOT?
Schuweet!
Shame they ran outta paint half way! ;0) LOL!!
Give us all the gory details!
Abcat Bayshore boats - whos design?
Have you thought about a hysucat foil for it?
40% less wetted surface area, 40% better top end or 40% fuel savings! ;o)
na dont no much bout that boat seen it when we sorted out stuff for our boat all i know is that it was a 7.6 or 8mtr cat dont no how many liters it held but the good thing i liked bout it was the cork flooring real good on ya feet nice cool to and it had twin 200 hundred's on it.
I took a spin around to Bayshore boats today and took a peek at a 7.4 meter cat they are building at the moment. It's a nice solid looking boat!.
I'll get some more details soon I hope, and give one some serious thought, as our second boat!
I'd like to see one set up a little different to what you have in the post above!
I'm thinking of running the hysucat foil as shown in the photo above as well as maybe a pair of the new Suzuki 300hp's 4strokes on jackplates, with low water pickups and cleaver surface piercing props.
I'm looking at something that in the right conditions - might get up n boogey in the 60 - 70 knots range!...
I reckon this surface piercing prop setup with low water pickups and jackplates would allow a lot less gearcarse drag and reduce the draft considerably!
Also - in combination with the inverted V Hysucat foil, a pair of 300 Hp Suzi's canted away from verticle, the way we see the Honda's below mounted, - would in effect vector the thrust of the outboards, such that in turns they invoke the cat to heel into the turn (as distinct from leaning outward as standard cats have a tendency to do)!
I belive a combination of:-
1. 600 Hp of twin surface peircing props.
2. 25 ft of alloy cat
3. Inverted V Hysucat foil
would reduce wetted surface area (hence drag) by up to 40%, combined with the surface piercing props and low water pickups, meaning only the lower half of the gear case in the water - will allow this Abcat vessel to run somewhere near 70 knots!
For long distances in places like Shark bay, on the right days when it's calm - you could be in Marlin country in less than an hour from Denham - and be back at the Denham Arms for a quiet beer - about a half hour ahead of the seabreeze!
Course the dolphins, Dugongs & Turtles are going to have to learn to recognise a new sound not unlike Jethro Clampett at full yodel!
'Duck yer head Granny!'. ;o)
It'd wanna be a good dolphin could ride the bow wave of this lil beauty! ;o)
Reckon any Dugong pokes it's head up for a looksee at that speed is gonna get it's hide shaved closer than any schick or gillette razor can produce!
Propably shell and peel a turtle inside out in 2 seconds flat!!
Gonna have to be on the toes to get the best outta a go fast cat like this without creating mamal carnage on every outing!! :rollseyes:
Might wanna hand sharpen the leading edge of that foil to razor sharp if there's any pot ropes and floats about!
yeh bayshore real nice boats the company real good to work with and u can tell them how u want the boat i like how there foam filled to real smooth on water
450 Hp on a 25ft Cat is plenty, so it would be nice to know - what she runs at WOT with what pitch props - to get a handle on how much better she might go with 600 Hp and surface peircing props.
I have a feeling it could go close on 70 knots at WOT which os pretty damn fast for a 25 ft boat!
Granted theres not a lot of days on the WestCoast you can use that much - but - on those days in places like Shark Bay when it's flat - the less time spent travelling = more time fishing! ;o)
Guy I know runs 2 surface piercing drives cray boats 1 @ 42 ft & anothu 1 @ 48 ft.
Both use about 1/3rd the average fuel consumption of the rest of the fleet - it's a surprisingly economic way to power a boat!
Ok A pair of 300 Hp SWuzi 4 strokes might drink like fish, BUT, 1 hours running would have you past the end of Dirk Hartog Isl (turtle bay etc) trolling for spanish macs, tuna's and sails / marlin!
I'll see if I can get some numbers from the USA on that 32 alloy fincat with the twin 225's Honda's running the foil...
Finding any real world performance numbers on the 32 ft alloy finact is tough work.
I did find this from an owner who sea trialed one of the manufacturers models!
Quote:
Once they gave me the wheel, i dropped the hammer on those Suz 250 4 strokes.
55.8 in 4 footers and couldnt even tell i was in any sea at any direction.( following sea, head sea, broad side, quartering).
stumbled across this thread while llooking up some bayshore boats info (im tempted to get one or similiar), that bayshore abcat at the top of the thread currently belongs to my cousin (unless there's an exact same one out there?)
It handles wind chop and high speed with breeze ... really smooth! rare to find a boat that eats chop like that thing does.
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SHizz
Posts: 1556
Date Joined: 07/08/05
farkn nice boat how many sub
farkn nice boat how many sub woofers are in it and were are the neons ,with mags like that!!!!!
Fly
Posts: 485
Date Joined: 04/02/06
Bewdifull!
That is nice!
What size Honda's? 150? 175? 200? 225?
What size fuel tanks?
How fast(NM/hr) at WOT?
Schuweet!
Shame they ran outta paint half way! ;0) LOL!!
Give us all the gory details!
Abcat Bayshore boats - whos design?
Have you thought about a hysucat foil for it?
40% less wetted surface area, 40% better top end or 40% fuel savings! ;o)
Cheers!
dan south
Posts: 714
Date Joined: 02/05/06
abcat
na dont no much bout that boat seen it when we sorted out stuff for our boat all i know is that it was a 7.6 or 8mtr cat dont no how many liters it held but the good thing i liked bout it was the cork flooring real good on ya feet nice cool to and it had twin 200 hundred's on it.
Fly
Posts: 485
Date Joined: 04/02/06
Had a look today!
Thanks Dan,
I took a spin around to Bayshore boats today and took a peek at a 7.4 meter cat they are building at the moment. It's a nice solid looking boat!.
I'll get some more details soon I hope, and give one some serious thought, as our second boat!
I'd like to see one set up a little different to what you have in the post above!
I'm thinking of running the hysucat foil as shown in the photo above as well as maybe a pair of the new Suzuki 300hp's 4strokes on jackplates, with low water pickups and cleaver surface piercing props.
I'm looking at something that in the right conditions - might get up n boogey in the 60 - 70 knots range!...
I reckon this surface piercing prop setup with low water pickups and jackplates would allow a lot less gearcarse drag and reduce the draft considerably!
Also - in combination with the inverted V Hysucat foil, a pair of 300 Hp Suzi's canted away from verticle, the way we see the Honda's below mounted, - would in effect vector the thrust of the outboards, such that in turns they invoke the cat to heel into the turn (as distinct from leaning outward as standard cats have a tendency to do)!
I belive a combination of:-
1. 600 Hp of twin surface peircing props.
2. 25 ft of alloy cat
3. Inverted V Hysucat foil
would reduce wetted surface area (hence drag) by up to 40%, combined with the surface piercing props and low water pickups, meaning only the lower half of the gear case in the water - will allow this Abcat vessel to run somewhere near 70 knots!
For long distances in places like Shark bay, on the right days when it's calm - you could be in Marlin country in less than an hour from Denham - and be back at the Denham Arms for a quiet beer - about a half hour ahead of the seabreeze!
Course the dolphins, Dugongs & Turtles are going to have to learn to recognise a new sound not unlike Jethro Clampett at full yodel!
'Duck yer head Granny!'. ;o)
It'd wanna be a good dolphin could ride the bow wave of this lil beauty! ;o)
Reckon any Dugong pokes it's head up for a looksee at that speed is gonna get it's hide shaved closer than any schick or gillette razor can produce!
Propably shell and peel a turtle inside out in 2 seconds flat!!
Gonna have to be on the toes to get the best outta a go fast cat like this without creating mamal carnage on every outing!! :rollseyes:
Might wanna hand sharpen the leading edge of that foil to razor sharp if there's any pot ropes and floats about!
Cheers!
dan south
Posts: 714
Date Joined: 02/05/06
cat
yeh bayshore real nice boats the company real good to work with and u can tell them how u want the boat i like how there foam filled to real smooth on water
MrHysucat
Posts: 2
Date Joined: 19/04/12
Nice looking Hysucat hull
Nice looking Hysucat hull you have there. Who built this one ?
1. Hysucat 42' flybridge and sport cruiser (twin 420hp - 11.5ton -50 knots)
2. Hysucat 36' sport cruiser,Fishing,fast patrole(option inboard / outboard)
3. Hysucat 25' centre console, sport cruiser.(twin 90-140hp - 52 knots)
4. Hysucat 24' centre console, sport fisher.( twin 70 - 115hp - 48 knots)
5. Hysucat 26' Rib leisure/racing. (twin 70-150hp single 115-250hp -72 knots)
6. Hysucat 21' Rib standard/leisure.(twin 50-70hp single 90-140 -55knots
7. Trident 17' Rib standard/leisure (twin 30-50hp single 70-115hp-45k
Fly
Posts: 485
Date Joined: 04/02/06
Maybe
Hey maybe Bayshore could post up a few more of their boat models eh Dan?
They do seem a good bunch a guys to talk too, and some mighty nice boats under construction in there!.
Maybe they could keep us updated with week by week pics of boats in various stages of construction!.
Nuthing like watching a boat building project or two unfold!
Cheers!
jay_burgess
Posts: 4648
Date Joined: 18/08/05
Flywest, the 7.4m ABCAT
Flywest, the 7.4m ABCAT (first pic) has twin 225hp outboards.
Fly
Posts: 485
Date Joined: 04/02/06
Cool
450 Hp on a 25ft Cat is plenty, so it would be nice to know - what she runs at WOT with what pitch props - to get a handle on how much better she might go with 600 Hp and surface peircing props.
I have a feeling it could go close on 70 knots at WOT which os pretty damn fast for a 25 ft boat!
Granted theres not a lot of days on the WestCoast you can use that much - but - on those days in places like Shark Bay when it's flat - the less time spent travelling = more time fishing! ;o)
70Nm / hour would be way cool!
Cheers!
jay_burgess
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Date Joined: 18/08/05
Yeah imagaine how much fuel
Yeah imagaine how much fuel it would guzzle though lol
Fly
Posts: 485
Date Joined: 04/02/06
Dunno.
Guy I know runs 2 surface piercing drives cray boats 1 @ 42 ft & anothu 1 @ 48 ft.
Both use about 1/3rd the average fuel consumption of the rest of the fleet - it's a surprisingly economic way to power a boat!
Ok A pair of 300 Hp SWuzi 4 strokes might drink like fish, BUT, 1 hours running would have you past the end of Dirk Hartog Isl (turtle bay etc) trolling for spanish macs, tuna's and sails / marlin!
I'll see if I can get some numbers from the USA on that 32 alloy fincat with the twin 225's Honda's running the foil...
Cheers!
Fly
Posts: 485
Date Joined: 04/02/06
Finding performance numbers
Finding any real world performance numbers on the 32 ft alloy finact is tough work.
I did find this from an owner who sea trialed one of the manufacturers models!
I'll ask the manufacturers!
Cheers
dan south
Posts: 714
Date Joined: 02/05/06
bayshore
im putting a few pics in my gallery of it geeting built theres not many seen as we only viseted them few times while it was geeting built.
dogsoldier
Posts: 943
Date Joined: 04/11/05
Same make and shape to the
Same make and shape to the brother in laws in Phuket except their's is a 38 foot fully enclosed hard cabin,with all the tinsel bits
I have a problem I'm a tackle junkie
Andrew
boofhead
Posts: 533
Date Joined: 13/03/08
them be some nice boat
them be some nice boat jethro
cheers Jes
"I used to have an open mind but my brains kept falling out."
harro
Posts: 1959
Date Joined: 07/02/08
maybe in a cple yrs
thats gotta be my next rig..
how much does she weigh?
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boofhead
Posts: 533
Date Joined: 13/03/08
need one of these to tow
need one of these to tow it....lol
cheers Jes
"I used to have an open mind but my brains kept falling out."
harro
Posts: 1959
Date Joined: 07/02/08
lol
oh yeah baby the complete package,
that,ll show of ur wallet..
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bpd
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Date Joined: 26/11/10
stumbled across this thread
stumbled across this thread while llooking up some bayshore boats info (im tempted to get one or similiar), that bayshore abcat at the top of the thread currently belongs to my cousin (unless there's an exact same one out there?)
It handles wind chop and high speed with breeze ... really smooth! rare to find a boat that eats chop like that thing does.
Shes got twin 225's, beautiful ride
and, of course an F350 superduty to tow it ha ha