Comparison Flover F33 vs Flover F33T
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| Flover F33 | Flover F33T | |
from $183.60 up to $204.00 | from $189.12 up to $210.12 | |
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| Application | boat | boat |
| Motor type | propeller | propeller |
Motor | ||
| Engine type | for injectors | for injectors |
| Maximum power | 0.48 hp | 0.48 hp |
| Maximum power | 0.35 kW | 0.35 kW |
| Maximum current consumption | 30 А | 30 А |
| Maximum pulling | 15 kg | 15 kg |
| Recommended boat weight | 800 kg | 800 kg |
Drive unit | ||
| Propeller screw | 2-bladed | 2-bladed |
| Gear | forward reverse | forward reverse |
Equipment | ||
| Transom height (deadwood) | 750 mm | |
| Control system | tiller | tiller |
| Launch type | manual | manual |
| Leg lift (trim) | manual | manual |
General | ||
| Weight | 6.8 kg | 6.8 kg |
| Added to E-Catalog | february 2015 | february 2015 |
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Transom height (deadwood)
The height of the transom of the boat for which the motor is designed. This parameter is also called “leg length” (meaning, of course, the “leg” of the motor itself, and not the boat).
The transom is a part in the stern of the vessel, designed to mount the motor. The length of the motor leg must match the dimensions of the transom, otherwise the propeller will be at an off-design depth, which is fraught with problems in operation and loss of power (regardless of whether it is too deep or too shallow). The height of the transom, usually, is indicated in the documents for the boat itself — it is from these data that one should proceed when choosing a motor according to the length of the leg.
The transom is a part in the stern of the vessel, designed to mount the motor. The length of the motor leg must match the dimensions of the transom, otherwise the propeller will be at an off-design depth, which is fraught with problems in operation and loss of power (regardless of whether it is too deep or too shallow). The height of the transom, usually, is indicated in the documents for the boat itself — it is from these data that one should proceed when choosing a motor according to the length of the leg.