My father is giving me a 1988 15hp evenruid with an factory alternater and electiric start. ( birthday presant ) And I am wondering what kind of amperage the factory alternater will provide back too the batt.I have not managed to locate that info on the evenruid page, they dont seam to carry much info on stuff more then 10 years old. I have seen a large variance in amps with addon alternaters, but I know this is a stock factory one.
I am also very curiouse as to the forward velocitey this will produce on a 14 foot fibergrass trihull total weight with gear anywhere from 600 too 900 pounds depending on the task at hand.The 6hp moved this boat slowely, maybe 5 mph 8 tops, but the 6hp also has a less then perfect prop, the tips are bent in a bit. I couldnt bring myself to pay 90 bucks for a new one on such a old motor. With a decent prop I figure the old 6 should do at least 10mph. so is the math simple? dos this literaly mean my 15 should produce speeds of 25 mph or so?
-KenOhki
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Topic - alternater on a outboard - ken-Ohki 18:08:06 02/25/03 (3)
- Re: alternater on a outboard - Tailgunner 21:08:40 02/27/03 (0)
- Re: alternater on a outboard - YJH 11:10:52 02/27/03 (1)
- Re: alternater on a outboard - KenOhki 12:06:49 02/27/03 (0)