The Boris Mazor Flow Meter

Don Ferrette · Aug 6, 2007

Well I decided to give one of the electric flow meters that Boris Mazor builds a try. All I can say is the more I use it the more I like it. Super compact, self contained flow meter that uses a 2 motor air pump system as opposed to propane. This unit is proving to be as or more accurate than the the propane based flow meter. At the very least it is easier to read & faster to use, perfect on my twins. I just need to get used to the fact that a lower reading on the gauge is more flow as it's based solely on back pressure, the higher the reading the less flow thru the needle. One thing that is really nice is no stinky propane, you could set the flow on every boat you own in an enclosed area with the worry of blowing yourself up.

Seriously though, this is a nicely done very well made set up & well worth the price, I'm glad I got one. B)

SayMikey · Aug 6, 2007

Don Ferrette said:
Well I decided to give one of the electric flow meters that Boris Mazor builds a try. All I can say is the more I use it the more I like it. Super compact, self contained flow meter that uses a 2 motor air pump system as opposed to propane. This unit is proving to be as or more accurate than the the propane based flow meter. At the very least it is easier to read & faster to use, perfect on my twins. I just need to get used to the fact that a lower reading on the gauge is more flow as it's based solely on back pressure, the higher the reading the less flow thru the needle. One thing that is really nice is no stinky propane, you could set the flow on every boat you own in an enclosed area with the worry of blowing yourself up. Seriously though, this is a nicely done very well made set up & well worth the price, I'm glad I got one. B)

Cost ,pics, ect ect

Ronald van Essen · Aug 6, 2007

Check this for instance:

http://www.intlwaters.com/index.php?showto...mp;hl=flowmeter

Boris Mazor is making a fine flowmeter and easy to use, do't know exact pricing, last year they were 160 bucks.

Ronald.

Bob Morton · Aug 6, 2007

And the price is still 160.00 As Don statded the are great.

Ray Sametz · Aug 6, 2007

Had one since the beginning of the season. It's the bee's knee's

Like Don said sold my old propane unit for a song, it was only going to collect dust. Ray B) B)

Don Ferrette · Aug 6, 2007

Actually this is the link to use-

http://www.intlwaters.com/index.php?showto...p;hl=flow+meter

I think Boris just had to raise the price to $165 plus postage but it's still easily worth it. B)

Ed.R · Aug 6, 2007

Great unit ! Glad I made the purchase myself . As a newer Boater it's worth the money .

Great job Boris!

Ed

Nitroburners · Aug 8, 2007

I have one of the first flow meters that Mr. Boris made. Very good craftmanship and well thought out. I met Mr. Boris

a couple of years ago at one of the Jackson Miss. races. Very nice guy and very interesting to talk to. Boris makes his own boats from wood, his own hardware, and does his own engine work. He lives in the Memphis area and has drove down and made a couple of races here in Baton Rouge in the past. My propane flow meter is still colecting dust since I started using his. Don't have any contact information for Boris in front of me right now but can look it up if anybody needs to contact him.

Later

Jeff Neal

Boris Mazor · Aug 29, 2007

Thanks for admiring my job. I'm happy to help boaters.

I have started a new batch of flow meters. They will be ready for shipping after September 10, 2007.

The price will remind $165.00 with free shipping within USA. I hope rising of postage fee will not rip me off. Boris

Richie R · Aug 29, 2007

I bought one earlier this summer and it works great. Very easy to use and the battery lasts a long time.

Shouls have bought one sooner.

Richie R

Nigtmare · Aug 29, 2007

Boris Mazor said:
Thanks for admiring my job. I'm happy to help boaters.I have started a new batch of flow meters. They will be ready for shipping after September 10, 2007.

The price will remind $165.00 with free shipping within USA. I hope rising of postage fee will not rip me off. Boris

Hey Boris. Can you ship it to Ontario Canada for that price? If yes. I'll take one. is Paypal ok ?

thanks.Nick

Boris Mazor · Aug 29, 2007

Nigtmare said:
Boris Mazor said:

Thanks for admiring my job. I'm happy to help boaters.I have started a new batch of flow meters. They will be ready for shipping after September 10, 2007.

The price will remind $165.00 with free shipping within USA. I hope rising of postage fee will not rip me off. Boris

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Hey Boris. Can you ship it to Ontario Canada for that price? If yes. I'll take one. is Paypal ok ?

thanks.Nick

Hi, Nick! PAYPAL is OK, just add 6% for paypal fees. I don't know ho mach will be shipping to Ontario, but sure less then to Australia. I will ask you to pay difference in shipping cost. Whithin USA it in the range $9-12. Thanks. BorisJush checked. Shiping to Canada $19, so total will be $185.50

’69 Dame · Aug 15, 2011

I can’t understand why it is so hard to actually find contact and ordering information for this handy device. You all love yours, but how the heck do I get one?!?!?!

Marc

BrianTooms · Aug 15, 2011

It's in the manufacturers for sale forum

http://www.intlwaters.com/index.php?showtopic=46647

dasboata · Aug 15, 2011

Very nice I made this one back in the 90's I always thought that the gas was a waste of $$ and I found this battery operated fish tank air pump bvack then .. I used to set up the 3rd needles with them I would write down all my #'s for various motors and set up as you can see I have not used it in a while

Tom Foley · Aug 15, 2011

Great product , I love mine . I wish the graduations were finer though as with the needles I have are really fine and it takes some clicks to see a discernible movement . Very nice to use .

dasboata · Aug 15, 2011

Tom that is a bad A$$ boat you got there how fast are you going in that pic ??

Tom Foley · Aug 15, 2011

dasboata said:
Tom that is a bad A$$ boat you got there how fast are you going in that pic ??

Funny you should ask ! I just got passed by a guy in the same model boat ( STV Euro ) except his was 250 lb lighter , had only 5 gals of gas ( I had 28 ) and he had a brand new 280 just off break in !! It was a fun run as I don't race and we were probably going around 90 in that pic my buddy got .

dasboata · Aug 15, 2011

Beautiful !!!!

’69 Dame · Aug 17, 2011

The scales have fallen from my eyes, and now I am just dying to get my greedy little hands on one of these magnificent little machines.

I was granted the extraordinary privilege of using both John Olson’s and David Newtons Mazor Gen III flow meter at the R/CU race last weekend and not only did it totally enlighten me as to where the needle should be (and wasn’t), it uncovered a gasket leak at my needle valve, which had been a problem for a while (since I replaced the gaskets with ‘much better ones’.)

Thing is, I can’t go borrowing such an important strategic tool in a competitive race setting. That taxes a friendship to the max, and I need to keep the Mini Czar and Jammin’ Johnny in good graces. So I am looking to buy one of course, like in the worst way.

Anybody tired of theirs yet? Anyone seen Mr. Mazor lately? (Bless his heart.) I gots to have one!

Best regards,

Marc Connelly

‘82 Atlas Van Lines, R/C Unlimiteds

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