[Trigger]

Post up any equations you know or use while building a boat or engine. (Cfm, cid, prop slip, whatever, etc)

 

[Infomaniac]

There are some in here.

http://www.performanceboats.com/dyno/7710-tech-links-info-only.html

 

[Budweiser]

Post up any equations you know or use while building a boat or engine. (Cfm, cid, prop slip, whatever, etc)

That would take pages and pages... and days to write up.

Do you have anything you're specifically curious about?

 

[Trigger]

That would take pages and pages... and days to write up.

Do you have anything you're specifically curious about?

No. Was just trying to have a place for quick reference. If it had good content, maybe even be a sticky just to help people out.

 

[Budweiser]

No. Was just trying to have a place for quick reference. If it had good content, maybe even be a sticky just to help people out.

What you're wanting is already in the sticky threads. It's the same one Infomaniac posted a link to in post#2.

Excellent thread for quick reference. )THumbsUp

 

[gn7]

E=MC[SUP]2[/SUP] Energy
F=MA Force
P1 + ρgy1 + ½ρv12 = P2 + ρgy2 + ½ρv12 Bernoulli's law useful when working on carbs


B = ρgVdisplaced buoyancy (extremely important when working with boats)



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[SFOcean]

For B = ρgVdisplaced; do you tune the motor or the prop, or the hull based on the density (salt, temperature, etc.) of the water you are racing on that day? :grad:

 

[SFOcean]

One thing I did not see on Rex's list is Wallace Racing - Automotive Calculators - has some good engine stuff.