"BERKIM" - TW28 is splashed!!!

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Re: "BERKIM" - TW28 is splashed!!!

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Yes I understood that, more curious as to where you have to place it to get it sitting level (not on its lines)level. I ask this as my build will have less amenities and will need a lot of ballast. I believe as designed without any modifications it will need a fair amount of ballast forward of its cg to sit level. Yavaz's build sat quite high at the bow and didn't have too much additional weight abaft, I'm guessing Macca's too. Knowing this will help with the placement of some things. There are a few of us here (Canada and the us) just about ready to start building. I have the kit and a few other necessities just getting ready to buy the engine, and working on a slight modification to the pilot house and galley. I have the oppisite problem you did, my wife is 5' and I'm 5'6" were planing to lower the gally roof a few inches and make the windows in the pilot house larger for better visibility.

Wasn't a criticism of your work by any means! I may have my friend Tanner translate this and some other questions so nothing gets lost in translation. Both my wife and I speak multible languages unfortunatly Turkish isn't one. I had planed to name our boat after my wife "Borynette" but I have a 2 year old son and you have inspired me to name it after him!

Congratulatios again onthe build!

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Re: "BERKIM" - TW28 is splashed!!!

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Excellent! I don't know what else to say. Just...WOW! 8)
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Re: "BERKIM" - TW28 is splashed!!!

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With regards to trimming a new boat. I hope Macca doesn't mind but here's his just after it was splashed. Just a tad light.

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And here it is right on her lines in running trim.

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Re: "BERKIM" - TW28 is splashed!!!

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Ilker,

Of course I should wait until you did some more tests and have te results. But I am curious.
Is the Berkim not sitting level at rest? Looking at your picture I cannot say, there are two people on the foredeck.
What you wrote is:
Ilker wrote: At 1600 rpms I got around 5 knots.. I was actually testing the systems so I did not rev it up properly but the boat definetely needs ballast.. mostly at the front end of the keel. I guess around 300kgs.. I will test.. add gradually to find the balance because even at 2400rpm the back wants to duck to much..
If the Berkim does 5 knots at 1600 rpm, it will probably do close to 7 knots at 2400 rpm. This the hull speed (or above?) which could partially explain the behaviour.
What are your thoughts? I am really looking forward to more data collected by you.

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Re: "BERKIM" - TW28 is splashed!!!

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Hey ilker, any comments from the designer yet?

Peter you're next when will we see your boat get wet?
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Re: "BERKIM" - TW28 is splashed!!!

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Congratulations Ilker!

Very nice boat. Just in time for summer cruising!

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Re: "BERKIM" - TW28 is splashed!!!

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beautiful! Looks like you're gonna have to find a job with more days off :D

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