Miss Supertest.

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Terry Keeley

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I'm helping my buddy Rudy Pechmann who's rebuilding his 20 year old Supertest originally built from Newton's plans. I talked him into taking some pix along the way for us all to see and since he's not much of a typist ( :lol: ), I'm gonna start this post for him...

As mentioned he built it from Newton's plan 106 in '87, it had a hard mount, solid shaft and the rudder in the middle behind the prop. He made all the hardware himself being a toolmaker by trade. It won several races and D1 high point in '89:

miss_supertest.jpg


Sounds like the real hull did quite well in it's day too:

http://www.histori.ca/minutes/minute.do?id=14229

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Supertest_III
 
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I have a set of plans for Miss Supertest of Roger Newtons one of these days I'll have to track down the proper wood to make her.Mind ya I've been saying that for 3 years now :lol: :lol: :lol: P.S nice pic Terry.Later Shann
 
After much debate he decided to go with a rear mounted radio box, slant style:

normal_Radio_box.JPG


Here's the location in the hull, pipe will go over top:

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Wow But tuned pipe make too loud no muffled will be allow IMBPA? :eek:

I wonder if this silencer might fit between the radio box and the transom? A pipe coupler could be used to join it to the extension from the tuned pipe, or it could be a direct fit. I make these silencers from mini shaving cans. The nipple is a drain for the burned oils to exit. On the other hand maybe Rudy likes it loud!!

http://i41.tinypic.com/igbxb7.jpg

You are not that far from me Rudy. I would be more than happy to donate a silencer and a little time at no cost to help with your first class project.

Regards Jeff~
 
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