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On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 16:15:13 -0500, DSK wrote:
Why would you choose one type of propulsion over another? Somewhere around 200 hp the power per $$$ ratio begins to favor inboards or I/O. I/Os typically have more speed than comparable inboards but maintenance costs tend to be higher, and I/Os really need to be stored out of the water for decent longevity. I/Os and outboards are both favored in shallow water areas because they typically need less depth, and prop replacement is easier and cheaper. Inboards and I/Os have traditionally offered better fuel economy but that may be changing with better OB technology. |
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