Outboard Engines: The peak of portable propulsion

Article Abstract:

A test featuring 2003 models of engines from major manufacturers, like Honda, Johnson, Mercury and Suzuki, Tohatsu and Yamaha that offer a 15-horse power engine in the U.S. is presented. There were no clear winners from the brand testing but the features of each and every engine were noteworthy with the quietest average for Honda's four-stroke 15-horsepower engine.

Engines and Turbines, Marine Engines & Turbines, Engine, Turbine, and Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing, Marine engines

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Boat review: A Different Drummer

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The Etap 37s, priced at $200,000 is a Mortain and Mavrikios design that clearly balances a boat's looks, performance, and accommodation to meet the unchanging needs of sailors. Its sailboats feature double hulls filled with high-quality closed-cell foam that provides great shock absorption to resist skin failure in case the boat bumps bottom, docks, or other craft.

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Boat Test: Surviving the great RIB hunt

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A review of 12-rigid-bottom inflatable boats (RIBs), like AB Ventus 3.20 VL, Achilles HB 310 and Apex A-10 is presented. A testing of these major brands reveals that bigger boats handled the 15-horse power engines better.

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