Tuesday, April 22, 2014

V.S. SPEED 2101M Marine Engine


The new and exclusive V.S. SPEED 2010M super long stroke .21 marine engine is based on the very powerful O.S. Speed R2101 engine and is an extraction of the world famous OS Max precision and technology together with some additional 'Rody' touch and development, equipped with a V.S. Spec water cooled head.

The V.S. SPEED 2101M is equally suited for a gearbox application in FSR-V/O boats but also direct drive boats such as FSR-H outrigger hydroplanes (especially the latest generation 3-point riggers).
This engine is intended for "EXPERIENCED" users.

Buy it HERE!



Inside the V.S. SPEED 2101M you will find:

  •     A 3-Port shaped exhaust which opens at 270° and closes at 90°, total open 180°
  •     A 7-port intake opens at 300° and closes at 60°, total open 120°
  •     A new Ultra Long Stroke, balanced and DLC treated crankshaft intake opens at 25° and closes at 250°, total open 225°
This combination has proven to give excellent overall performances!

On request additional modifications can be made by 'Rody' to this type of engine, a pre-running is also possible, for this please contact us.

FEATURES:
  • Reliable O.S. SPEED quality, power & spare parts availability
  • 7+3 Port ABC piston/sleeve assembly
  • DLC (Diamond-like Coating) on wrist-pin
  • DLC (Diamond-like Coating) on 14.0 mm "SG" crankshaft with 5 mm pilot shaft
  • Tungsten carbide weights for balancing and to minimize vibration
  • Silicone ramp for smoother fuel-flow
  • Rody design 'Marine' cooling-head
  • Carburetor NOT included so you are free to choose the carburetor of your liking, as long as it has a neck of 15 mm


Tech:
  • Type: Marine Inboard Racing Engine
  • Displacement: .21 (3.49 cc)
  • Bore: 16.08 mm
  • Stroke: 17.20 mm
  • Crankshaft: DLC/TUNG/SIL 14 mm SG/SPT (Induction Opens: 25° ABDC / Closes: 70° ATDC / Total Induction: 225°)
  • Main-Bearing: 14 mm HighSpeed
  • Front-Bearing: 7 mm HighSpeed
  • Cylinder: ABC
  • Intake Ports: 7 (Timing: 120°)
  • Exhaust Ports: 3 (Timing: 180°)
  • Carburetor Neck: 15mm (Carb. NOT Included)
  • Cooling-Head: Marine
  • Under-head: For conical (Turbo) glowplugs
  • Max Power @ 33K RPM (4-45K RPM range)
  • Weight: 256 gr



Thursday, April 17, 2014

NAVIGA 2015 FSR World Championships


NAVIGA has now made some more official statements that there indeed will be an NAVIGA FSR World Championships being held from August 1 to August 12 2015 in Germany.

This is their official statement made in January about the event - LINK.

Back in January most of us believed that it was just "talk" from NAVIGA (buying time so to speak) but it seems there was more then that behind their statement. It seems there are several clubs under the German Federation Nauticus that has joined forces and will make it happen in 2015. See below.

"Published on Thursday, 17 April 2014 07:38
Written by Christian Lattemann

The Naviga World Championship class FSR (all classes) will be held from 1 till 12 august 2015 in Germany. Further information will be given out later in the year.

Naviga Section leader FSR
Peter Schaft"



Google translation of the above NAVIGA statement made in German (WHY do they keep making official statements in German language!?):

"To all NAVIGA connected countries 
We are pleased with the unanimous consent of the members of the Bureau of Navigation in , tell them to supply main , it is a World Cup 2015 in the racing boat classes: FSR V - H - O take place !

Date is : August 1 - August 12, 2015 

The German federation NAUTICUS , with its clubs , this World Cup is responsible unterstützen with the help of many members of these clubs. There currently are two venues to choose from , the place is endgültige more promptly announced ( in 3-4 months )  To be definitive tender during the year ( November 2014 ) posted all the required data . Please inform all interested racing boat driver of their country. Thus, their qualified Drivers can take part in this World Cup, it is not necessary in a to change other world organization , it suffices as a national association of NAVIGA To be a member . With great anticipation for their participation in our planned

World Cup, we remain, Yours Sincerely,


Source Link.

Update.

Monday, April 14, 2014

Cool #2





Another Cool Japanese rigger. This one seems to be some sort of a record-trial type as there's not a lot of room for the fuel tank (for heat racing). :)

Link.