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  • Rhode
    • Oct 2005
    • 220



    #1

    Nautique-ebago 2300

    As bored as I have been this week on PN while worrying my little head off about whether some hoopty looking Tigger boat is going to sink when a Minnesota lake thaws this spring, I thought a more productive use of my time would be to design thee ultimate tow boat that could double as a cabin cruiser that at least sleeps 12 and pull both wakeboard and ski events.

    What I've come up with so far is a boat that utilizes hover boat and Pacific Native Inslander canoe technology, such that the multi-deck tow boat I envision can be raised up and down from the water via high velocity air to create a completely no-wake experience for skiing or a calibrated wake for wakeboarding. To achieve maximum livable space on this boat, which I am dubbing the Nautique-ebago 2300, there would be an expandable and retractible awning-like main deck that was supported by port- and starboard-side inlfatable pontoons.

    Beyond that, the only other things I'm seeing on this boat so far are a keg fridge, pool table, dart board, flat screen tv's everywhere, seat warmers, Broilmaster grill, Sub Zero fridge, chilled cup holders, my wife, kids and English Mastiff, and ballast pump-fed water beds (even for the dog) in the three state rooms (w/ separate baths) and galley and media room that have convertable seating/sleeping berths for friends.

    Let me know if anyone else out there is feeling the love here and can add to the design for a Nautique-ebago 2300. I could definately use some help on a power plant; possibly one that runs on water.

    Rhode
  • ryanandrews
    • Nov 2005
    • 233

    • chippewa lake ohio


    #2
    RE: Nautique-ebago 2300

    wow

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    • 83sn2001
      • Mar 2005
      • 151

      • belmont, nc


      #3
      Therapy, maybe?

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      • AbunDiga909
        1,000 Post Club Member
        • Sep 2003
        • 2470

        • St. Louis, MO


        #4
        Is there a joke behind this that I'm too young to get?
        [color=blue][size=2][b]I Nautique, therefore I am.[/b][/size][/color]

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        • jthooker
          • Jun 2005
          • 68

          • Mansfield, OH


          #5
          Ultimate Tow Boat

          Rhode, I think you’re on to something. Every year for the past 16 years we’ve driven our Winnebago down to Lake Cumberland for a week of houseboating and skiing. We pull our SN196 behind the motorhome and then pull it around the lake behind the houseboat. Too much pulling involved. Your idea solves that problem. Now if it would just navigate a slalom course at 34MPH…..
          Abun… Yes, you’re probably too young to get it. It's what us “older” skiers need when we can’t decide whether to ski or take a nap on the front deck.

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          • pj
            • Oct 2003
            • 323

            • Rochester, MN

            • 1991 SN 1996 SN

            #6
            RE: Ultimate Tow Boat

            You just need one of those engines that seperates the hydrogen out of the water. Then you can use that for the fuel. I like all the options so far. We'll need to figure out how to get it to track straight for the slalom course while it's in the hover/slalom mode.
            Once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward. For it is there you have been and there you will long to return. - Leonardo De Vinci

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            • ag4ever
              1,000 Post Club Member
              • Feb 2004
              • 1180



              #7
              RE: Ultimate Tow Boat

              Why not hydrofoil technology instead of hover. The air velocity to keep it hovering might cause some problems in the slalom course with keeping the buoyes in line, but if you use a foil, it can keep it tracking staright, and still have a very little wake.

              Now propulsion, what are you going to use for propoulsion? A prop, water jet, air?

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              • FatBoy
                Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
                • Mar 2004
                • 756

                • Eastern North Carolina


                #8
                Re: Ultimate Tow Boat

                Originally posted by jthooker
                Rhode, I think you’re on to something.
                Maybe just leave the word "to" out.
                Life is Short, Live it!
                http://www.teamcarolina.us/index.htm

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                • nautique95
                  Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
                  • Apr 2005
                  • 420

                  • Michigan

                  • 1987 SN 2001 1994 SN 1995 Signature Edition 2005 206 Air Limited 2007 SV211 Team

                  #9
                  RE: Re: Ultimate Tow Boat

                  Maybe just leave the word "to" out.
                  Yellow_Flash_Colorz: Yellow_Flash_Colorz:

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                  • SNMike
                    1,000 Post Club Member
                    • May 2005
                    • 1001

                    • Florida


                    #10
                    RE: Re: Ultimate Tow Boat

                    Rhode, just where am I supposed to land my helicopter on your hallucination? Yellow_Flash_Colorz: JK!! Mike
                    2007 Ski Nautique 196 Limited/ PP/ Mods
                    Ludwig Classic Mapple Double Bass/ Zildjian Overhead

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                    • Rhode
                      • Oct 2005
                      • 220



                      #11
                      And blaring on the Nautique-ebago 2300's million watt, twenty two speaker sound system when FatBoy straps on his favorite knee board will be The Waterboys tripping the lights fantastic and longing for a fallen rock star...

                      I dreamed about Jimi Hendrix
                      he came back for one day
                      was born weepin' out of an egg
                      the mid-wife said
                      and straight away began to pray
                      with lifted head

                      He spent the early hours
                      communing with the morning stars
                      and then he came over to my house
                      where he tried out my guitar

                      He was young and black and beautiful
                      big eyed, perfect skin an'
                      he played my guitar like a lightning storm
                      like twirlin' feathers in the wind
                      he could make it sound like the end of the world
                      a fire, the flick of a knife
                      he could squeeze it slow and masterful
                      like the hand that brought the world to life

                      Together we strolled in sculptured gardens
                      passed the sleepy afternoon
                      maids were dartin' back and forth
                      from a window came a violin tune
                      angels, dressed as nurses toyed with playin' cards
                      looters sprung from prisons filled the yard

                      A yellow sun hung low and dawned,
                      and as it dipped
                      Jimi stood up straight, grinned
                      and shook his velvet hips

                      Callin' himself King Electric
                      in the evening he went wild
                      played on a dozen stages
                      in the clubs of New York -
                      lit the city end to end
                      wired it up, fired it up
                      scarved, bejewelled, long-legged, snake-limbed
                      athletic, driven, dangerous

                      He made all Manhattan shake
                      and every street and sidewalk quake
                      his stratocaster caused the mighty Empire State
                      to vibrate
                      his whammy bar caused shock-eyed punks from
                      Hackensack and Yonkers
                      raised on speed, metal and rap
                      to enter trance and levitate

                      He played Purple Haze and Pyramid,
                      Voodoo Child and Sin-E,
                      Up From the Skies and Storm Free
                      in King Tut's Wah-Wah hut

                      He did a forty-two minute
                      cosmic rise in future shocks
                      Star Spangled Banner
                      in the back of CBGB's

                      He stopped every clock in New York state
                      and every heart that heard him
                      and time itself was beaten and confused
                      and fell lamb-like under the spell of his fabulous flashing fingers

                      He played an encore at the Bitter End
                      a heartburst Little Wing
                      even the waiters cried
                      and then we fell outside
                      and in the dusty dawn of Bleeker street
                      a sweet rain fell
                      and Jimi died

                      Rhode

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                      • ryanandrews
                        • Nov 2005
                        • 233

                        • chippewa lake ohio


                        #12
                        wow

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                        • Bob's2001
                          • Jun 2005
                          • 43

                          • Lake Jackson, Texas


                          #13
                          How about trilithium crystal pulse engines?
                          Bob
                          83 SN 2001
                          Monster Tower

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                          • Rhode
                            • Oct 2005
                            • 220



                            #14
                            We should certainly explore the use of trilithium pulse crystal technology. Although such speed is not needed to pull water sport events, a Hyperdrive Motovator power plant would allow the Nautique-ebago 2300 to travel through hyperspace by projecting an image of the boat back into normal space and then teleporting it back into normal space.

                            Just think about it, you could take morning sets in NorCal's Delta, head to Florida at lunchtime to ride the famed cable at OWC, and then head back to the Left Coast for dusk-time pulls at Lake Shasta. Oh, and you could travel the world like the flash of light picking up and dropping off PN members and ride on their local waters.

                            My only concerns about utilizing trilithium pulse crystal technolody is that this type of transportation would create a disturbance of the hyperwave field barrier around the Nautique-ebago 2300, which separates the space-time continuum from the hyperspatial continuum. Also, trilithium pulse crystals give off radiation.

                            Rhode

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