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Starting on first engine soon, lots of questions
I am going to start building my first engine very soon, right now I am in the process of buying the tools that I do not have.
The engine will go in a 1988 Camaro that has a L03 305 and T5 in it right now. I currently have 3.08 gears in the rear end, but I plan on upgrading to a 9 inch with 3.73 (or whatever is close to that with a 9 inch) and would like to build around that number.
I want to build a 350 or 383. The car will see about 150 to 200 miles a month. I would like to take it to the strip for fun. For a horsepower goal I would like to see at least 300 at the wheels. I have a friend with a 07 Mustang with some bolt ons, I would like to be able to run with him.
My first question is about flat tappet vs hydraulic lifters. From what I understand flat tappet has to be adjusted, but can rev higher? Do they make more power? If they only require adjustment once a month (200 miles) then I have no problem with that. If they require more of a weekly adjustment then I would want to go with hydrailic.
Do I need a certain block casting to use a hydraulic cam/lifters?
From what I have read on forums I will come out spending less money to make a set amount of horsepower with a roller setup. I have read blocks from 87 or so up are set up for a roller cam, but some need machine work. I have read that 95-99(?) truck blocks all have 4 bolt main and everything set up for a roller cam.
Also with the amount of power I am wanting will a 2 bolt main block be okay?
Will a factory crankshaft and rods be okay with the amount of power I want?
If the crankshaft is not able to be fixed I would like to go with a 400 crank to make a 383. I saw Eagle makes entire rotating assembly kits, are these reliable?
How much more will it cost to get the block machines for a 400 crank? Will this still be required with the eagle rotating assembly kit?
I understand that depending on if the engine is a 350 or 383 I will want different heads. The ones I want to get are Dart Iron Eagle. I assume 383 I would want the 215cc intake runners, with a 350 the 200cc intake runners?
I was told to not be cheap on the heads and my torque wrench, are these heads going to not be the bottle neck of my motor? I would like to use the 'out of the box' and later on if I want a more powerfull motor maybe send them off for some port work. If these heads are not good, what are some other heads in the same price range? (600 ea. assembled)
I do not know a lot about cams, I read an article on LSA and I have read on here a lot the duration you want depends on your gearing. I plan on keeping the T5 and running 3.73s. I would like to get at least 14 MPG. I do like the overlap sound where the motor sounds like it is going to die, but only if it will help performance. I love the sound of the cars at the dragstrip, but if that goes against my plan I do not want it.
The Hooker Competition headers are in my price range, not sure what size. I would like to upgrade to the Super Comp headers at a later time if they are better.
I saw a MSD ignition set for sale that comes with a Pro Billet Distributor, MSD 6AL, wires, and a blaster coil. I think that seems to be the standard for ignition systems I have seen.
I do not know what intake manifold to use, if I go with the Iron Eagle heads I have seen a Iron Eagle top end kit that includes an intake manifold, if those intake manifolds are good I would like to buy the top end kit to save money.
I did a quick add up of all the parts and guess this engine to cost around $4,000 if I have to buy a rotating assembly kit does that sounds about right?
Sorry for so many random and out of place questions. I have been doing a lot of reading and this is some of the stuff I am unsure about. Thanks.
Welcome to the Forums. Does your car have T-tops? if so I would drop the project and find another body. A solid top camaro gives it a little more to work with. A T-top car with 1 hard launch will bend the body, if the T top is in, it`ll either crack it, or bend the body around it so bad it won`t go back in. If it`s a hard top, you`ll need to add subframe connectors. The T-5 is out, one good thrashing and you`ll be running over parts that used to be inside it. If you want the engine to be street driveable you can only go so big on the intake runner size of the heads. With the heads you have picked out they are more for 500 horsepower applications, if all you want is 300, we can do that on modest parts. If all your looking for is 300 to 350 horses so you can be apart of the fun with your friends at the drag strip, then we need to remap the combo. We at this site can tell you what you`ll need to run with them and have alot of fun doing it.
You're a little off on the cam terminology. "Flat tappet" and "hydraulic" describe two different things. Tappet type can be either flat or roller, and lifter operation can be either hydraulic or solid. You confused these terms in your post, but here is a quick and dirty breakdown:
Flat tappet vs. roller: Higher valve lift can be had from a roller cam profile than a flat tappet given the same duration. Generally the aim, especially on a street-driven car, is to maximize lift as much as possible without using a duration and overlap that puts the engine's power band too high up in the RPM range where it will be a bear to drive on the street. Roller has an edge here (along with reduced friction and longer life) but it can be a lot more expensive.
Hydraulic vs. Solid lifters: Hydraulic lifters use oil to automatically adjust the "size" of a lifter to make up for lash in the valvetrain caused by changing conditions within the engine, such as temperature and wear. Solid lifters are just that; they do not adjust automatically and so must be adjusted by you, so to speak. You are right in that solid lifters are more suited to high-RPM operation than hydraulic, however in a regularly street-driven car, your most-often used RPM range will not really necessitate solid lifters.
To run a roller cam setup, you either need to buy a block such as those you described, which are cast with the appropriate bosses in the lifter valley for the "spider", or you can buy retrofit roller lifters (very expensive) or machine an older block to accept the setup (not really worth it in my opinion).
Two-bolt blocks should be OK up to about 500 HP or so as long as you don't flog it at constantly high RPM. Factory rods should be fine, and factory cranks might be as well but you'll want to make sure it is in good, usable condition (no cracks or signs of fatigue).
The Dart IE heads should be fine for your power goals and as far as the runner size is concerned, just make sure that it matches your cam specs and the intended use of the car (bigger runners for high-RPM horsepower, smaller runners for low-RPM street torque).
Thanks for your replies.
The car is a solid roof car, subframe connectors and drag radial are on my to do list. I would like to keep the T5 temporarily so I can save money to upgrade. Would a T56 hold 300-400 horsepower with drag radials and 3.73s?
I want to get heads that I can reuse on a more powerfull engine later down the road. If I have to spend $800 now on some heads to make the power I want and in two years spend $1400 to get some for more power I would rather just spend the $1400 now. However if I can just spend $300 on upgrading some stock ones and make the power I am looking for now then I would go that route.
The power level I am looking for is still somewhat undecided. If I put the car on a dyno I would like to see at least 300 to the wheels. I have no set specific goal, but 300 - 400 seems to be what I want. I would hate to spend $4000 on this motor and the time to build it just to have my mustang friend smoke me. I would also like to be able to pass those stock LS1 guys.
Thanks for clearing me up on the cam terminology.
I do not see the engine being in this car for more than four years. Would I need the roller cam for reliability? It will get a good bit of thrashing. Going with the roller setup it seems like it will make a locating a core harder. I have not actively started looking at them so I am not sure how hard it would be to find one, I just know it limits the pickings a lot.
I understand with my plan I will not see the benifit in solid lifters over hydraulic. Would I see a benifit in cost though?
If I get to reuse the crankshaft and rods that will save me a lot of money on this build.
I guess the next step is to decide if I want a roller cam setup or not, get my core. Then decide if the heads can make 300-400 hp with $300 or not. Pick out my cam based on those heads or the Iron Eagles and go from there. That sound about right?
I still have to think about the induction system. Stock right now is TBI and from what I read that will not support my goals at all. It looks like aftermarket fuel injection systems are a lot more than a carb setup. Looks like I will be going with a carb unless there is a low priced nice performing fuel injection alternative.
Thank you!
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Chevy High Performance magazine is doing a series of articles on this subject. This months is on assembling the top end. I've been reading their magazine for several years and they're very knowledgeable. If I were you I'd pick up this months issue and send away for a couple of back issues and add them to my mental data base before I started turning wrenches on my project.
Thanks, I will definatly check out that magazine.
I have the book How to Build a Small-Block Chevy for the street by Jim Richardson. I also have a nitrous book by david vizard (I dont plan on puting nitrous on this car, I put a kit on a Malibu I had), a doorslammers chassis book, and a DVD called boxwrench or something similar that shows how to build an engine.
I recently bought a book called Modifying Small Block Chevrolet by John Lingenfelter I believe and another building smallblock chevy book by David Vizard. They shipped today and should be here shortly.
As far as heads, you have stated that you don't want to spend money now only to have to do it again for an upgrade. With that in mind, I'd be looking at Airflow Research 195cc heads. They are about as good as it gets for a 383 that will be operated chiefly on the street. I'd choose a cam which operates from 2,500 to 6,000 rpm's and build the static c.r. to support that rpm range (something like a single pattern 230-235 degree cam and 9.5:1 to 10.0:1 static c.r.). If going with a carb, I'd use an Edelbrock Performer RPM Air Gap manifold with a 750 carb. I'd then button up a 2,500 stall converter onto the flexplate and go looking for your buddy with the Mustang.
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In a historical sense, you may have art work from children from the 1980s and not have any clue what to do with these items. They've probably been in a box or folder some day, for future use. You're children and grandchildren are probably telling you these items are fire hazards, and I'd probably agree with them.
In my case, I had a huge collection of artwork from my childhood when I married my husband. He couldn't see what on earth I'd do with everything I'd saved. So, he told me to toss it and I did. So wish I'd known how to photograph my art work, magazines, and sticker books. Ah well, in his defense, we really didn't have room for boxes of 'stuff' in our tiny little apartment back then.
Fast forward to present day, and you either have artwork from your children and/or grandchildren coming out your ears. It seems like the volume of crafts and art work have increased substantially since back in the day, but I could be wrong. In any case, I don't have room for everything in my home that my children make, so I pawn stuff on their grandparents. One grandma say she's drowning in the children's art work. Guess that means that option's out. So, what can we do?
Okay, you could also scan smaller items, but for the most part, my children use paper that is not 8 1/2 by 11 when in art class. So, I photograph their work. I just recently learned about using levels to brighten photos on the computer, but I haven't used that skill on these photos yet. But you will see how wonderful photographs of children's art work can be. Plus, it takes up a lot less space!
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To photograph art work, I set up a station (no light box) near a window with soft natural light. I place the art work on a white sheet. With the camera mounted on a tripod, I set the timer function. This allows me to hold a piece of white foam board on the side opposite the window. I maneuver the board until the art work is flooded with the right about of light bounced back.
For many objects I can fill the camera frame with the entire art piece. In cases such as the piece above, I fill in as much of the frame as I can and then I'll use photo editing software to cut out the background.
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For the photo above, the art is sized such that I could have used the scanner. However, since the art medium involves chalk, I would never put that on my scanner. Photography is the only solution for these items.
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As you're preparing for the Christmas holiday, perhaps you can scan the art work that is around your house. Just think of all the free space you'll have. That's about the best Christmas present you could give yourself, and your family.


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Jack Jebb believes his extra year in Arsenal's academy could prove vital in his development at the Club.
The 16-year-old left school one year early to train full time at London Colney last season and played seven times for the Under-18s before his scholarship began.
The midfielder scored for an Arsenal XI side against Chesham United on Saturday and the talented youngster wants to ensure he continues to remain one step ahead.
"It was nice to get some opportunities in the Under-18s last season because it was all good experience," he told Arsenal.com. "The next stage for me is the reserves so hopefully I will get some more games there if I can.
"It was a tough decision to leave school one year early but when I got offered the chance to train full-time I just thought, 'why not?' I want to be a footballer and the opportunity was too good to resist.
"Me and Chuba [Akpom] are almost a year ahead of the other boys in our own age group so that is obviously going to help us for the future. I think we have a great squad and we have a good chance of winning both the league and Youth Cup."
Jebb was one of six first-year scholars involved in Saturday's victory at The Meadow and was heavily involved throughout as Terry Burton's youngsters claimed an impressive 6-2 victory.
His goal, a well-struck effort from outside the area, was a result of playing with the freedom provided by Burton, according to the midfielder.
"I try to be a creative central midfielder who likes going forward and having shots," he said. "While scoring is always nice I like to create opportunities for other players if I can.
"Terry is a good manager and gives us a lot of freedom to do what we want on the pitch. Here I just tried my luck from distance and luckily it went in for me.
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Founded in February of 2010, the Family Engagement Institute (FEI) is a grant-funded organization that works in partnership with Foothill College to provide continued educational opportunities that increase family engagement and leadership for parents/caregivers, educators/providers, and the community. FEI believes that family is the most powerful advocate to ensure a child's healthy development and academic success.
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Records: North Carolina 18-2 (6-1 ACC), Miami 14-5 (5-3 ACC)
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TV: ESPN2. Bob Picozzi (play-by-play) and LaChina Robinson (analyst) have the call.
Radio: Tar Heel Sports Network, a division of Learfield Communications. Walter Storholt has the call. A link to the live stream can be found at GoHeels.com.
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• North Carolina is 11-5 all-time against Miami, including a 3-3 mark in the Miami/Coral Gables area.
• Carolina and Miami split the two meetings in 2012. The Tar Heels scored a 65-63 triumph in Chapel Hill before UM evened the score with a 61-37 win in Coral Gables.
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• Head coach Sylvia Hatchell is currently three wins shy of 900 for her career and is one ahead of C. Vivian Stringer for the lead among active coaches. Only Pat Summitt and Jody Conradt have reached 900 wins.
• UNC is 7-2 this season when tied or trailing at halftime. The Tar Heels were 9-29 in those situations the previous three seasons.
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• Senior Tierra Ruffin-Pratt is averaging a team-best 13.9 points per game this season. Entering 2012-13, her career scoring average in 84 games was 6.7 ppg.
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With the victory at NC State on Jan. 10, the Tar Heels have won seven games this season when tied or trailing at halftime. Carolina is 7-2 in those situations in 2012-13 after being 9-29 in the previous three seasons. UNC's first four ACC wins in 2013 saw the Tar Heels enter the locker room either tied or behind.
Head coach Sylvia Hatchell enters Sunday's game with a career record of 897-316 in 38 seasons, just three wins shy of 900. Only two coaches in women's basketball history have reached this milestone - Pat Summitt and Jody Conradt - but Hatchell and Rutgers head coach C. Vivian Stringer are both on pace to get there in 2013. Hatchell currently holds the active lead, one ahead of Stringer's 896.
Carolina has been tenacious on the defensive end so far in 2012-13, holding opponents to just 56.8 points per game and 33.9 percent shooting from the field. The current school record for opponent scoring average is 55.0 points per game in 2006-07. The Tar Heels have won three times in 2012-13 when scoring fewer than 60 points, something that had only happened once since 2005 prior to this season.
On Jan. 6, Carolina established a new school record for fewest points in a win in the 48-45 victory over Virginia Tech, breaking a record that had stood since 1976. The Tar Heels currently rank in the top 20 in the nation in steals (1st), blocks (7th) and field-goal percentage defense (16th).
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Some people print them on the copiers at work (technically stealing), or use their own home printer and scanner. It's more ethical to find a printer that charges low cost for double sided and just go that 'make it at work when nobody's looking' route.
I would write and draw up as many ideas as you can and maybe write down what each page will be as a possible template. page 1 - intro, pg. 2-4 - interview with _______ pg. 5 - write up on skating, etc. I would ask your friends to contribute or go to a skate shop or skate park and talk to skaters, maybe you'll get some good ideas on a piece for your zine. Go to a show and write a show review or maybe interview a band. Your zine ideas sound cool and I think a lot of people would be into it. Also read and look at as many zines as you can to get a feel of how other people make them and note what you like and dont like. Good luck/have fun!
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Quote from: Leafsfan on December 21, 2012, 09:26:08 AMWhat redwings said was what I was implyingWhat facts are your implications based upon? The scenario that Kandace and you propose wasn't shown in the episode and wasn't discussed by the Twins in their interview?In both the televised episode and in their interview, the Twins only did the mushroom roadblock once. They were not required to do it twice. They finished the mushroom RB in 3rd place, ahead of the Beekmans, then drove ~40 miles in the complete opposite direction of the Pit Stop. The Pit Stop was only about 10 miles from the mushroom RB location. So they went about 80 miles out of their way. That is why they got beat. There wasn't any shenanigans by Production.
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Not saying it happened I was just writing what was posted somewhere else on the forums.
Quote from: Leafsfan on December 21, 2012, 10:53:29 AMNot saying it happened I was just writing what was posted somewhere else on the forums.I am just trying to understand, so do you have a link to what you are supposedly quoting?
I read somewhere that the Twins actually did complete the mushroom Roadblock far ahead of the Beekman's but were forced by production to go back because they apparently did something wrong? It also looks to be why the Twins looked pretty unhappy arriving at the mat. Thoughts?I am looking for an official source..
Thanks DrRox for sharing! That explains why the twins didn't even have a single chance of catching up to Josh and Brent who finished squarely in last.
If the Twinnies got 3rd, but had to go back to do the RB, how come they drove to the wrong town for the pit stop, after finishing the RB. Looks to me that they would have known how to find the PitStop pretty quickly if they had already been there once.Kandace, your hypothesis just doesn't make sense.
Reality TV World: Natalie, I know you mentioned you girls didn't pay close attention to how long things took you. But do you have any idea how long it took you to finish that mushroom Roadblock task? And also, what was the most complicated thing about the task? Natalie Anderson: The most complicated thing was -- well, me and Nadi first of all, we ran into this stupid kid who was giving us directions. We honestly were in the cave for about 10 minutes, just running around looking for our clue, because we just ran in like crazy people. And then we had to run back out and actually do the task the way I was instructed to get it done. Altogether, I think it took at least 45 minutes at the mushrooms, with the messing up and the errors and then the coming back out. The cave was enormous, so confusing. I don't know what other people did to find the mushrooms, but at the end, the only reason I found the blue mushrooms is there was like a little painted spot at the top of the cave, because the blue mushrooms were the hardest to find. So yeah, it probably took 45 minutes altogether.
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I just watched a YouTube video of "Matguf" (I think that's how you spell it) from the House Board shop do a review on the 2014 Nike Zoom DK.
In the video...He says that the Nike Zoom DK is "shorter than your average/standard boots".
Is this true? Does anyone agree with this statement? Is there anyone here that has experience with this boot and can confirm this for me...??
Reason why I ask is...I am always looking for new ways or ideas to tweak my setup to make it as "comfortable" as possible. I am short at 5'5" and therefore my calf height (bottom of feet to the knee)...is kinda short. So when I heard him say that...I immediately thought..."this feature of the boot might be my ticket and what I need for better comfort/tweak-ability/mobility".
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Ed, that Q-poll you wrote about isn't the only recent survey that has shown Chris Christie floating in the job approval stratosphere. Last week, Politico reported on a private poll that pegged the governor's job approval at an unfathomable 77 percent. The pollster puts that number in context:
"[W]e see the strongest job approval numbers to date for the Governor. Governor Christie has enjoyed approval ratings of between 50%-59% in every single public poll for the last 17 months, very strong numbers in a state as Democrat in New Jersey. And while we have seen his approval and favorability ratings crack 60% in some private polls, this recent poll breaks new ground. … [T]his is all being done in a state with 750,000 more Democrats than Republicans where President Obama was just re-elected by a staggering 17 points."
As a native New Jerseyan, allow me to add another layer to this: New Jersey voters, as a general rule, detest their statewide elected officials. Even pols who are re-elected by wide margins win despite mediocre (at best) job approval numbers. Bob Menendez, our newly re-elected US Senator, has a 51 percent approval rating — a number that spiked just ahead of the election. For much of 2012, his approval line bounced around in the 30s and 40s. Menendez's Senate counterpart, 88-year-old Frank Launtenberg, has seen his job approval and favorability numbers languishing in the 30s for the last several years. Christie's two immediate predecessors in Trenton didn't fare much better; both drew tepid marks from New Jersey voters during their terms in office. My point is that Christie's extraordinarily robust ratings aren't just impressive from a national standpoint; they're truly exceptional for a statewide office holder in New Jersey. Sure, his numbers will inevitably slide over the next 11 months, but he kicks off his re-election bid from an unprecedented position of strength in the state. As Ed mentioned, the timing of these eye-popping numbers is fortuitous for Christie. Several potential challengers are currently weighing whether they'll challenge the sitting governor next year, or whether their ambitions would be best served by sitting out for one more cycle. Guys like Corey Booker might look at Christie's gaudy stats and decide to take a pass this time around.


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Regrouping under the new name Bullet for My Valentine (with James on board), the guys reworked their sound and were signed at their second gig by London's Visible Noise. They released a self-titled EP in the U.K. in November 2004, and their debut album, The Poison, appeared the next fall. One year later they partnered with an American label, Trustkill, to begin releasing their material in the U.S. As a result, Hand of Blood -- essentially a deluxe version of the band's first EP -- was issued to American audiences in August. That same year, Bullet for My Valentine won Kerrang!''s Best British Newcomer Award and headlined the magazine's XXV tour. The U.S. release of The Poison followed in early 2006, as did a nationwide tour in support of Rob Zombie, and the album eventually sold more than 500,000 copies in America alone. Meanwhile, Bullet for My Valentine headed back to the U.K. in June for a third appearance at the annual Download Festival.
Scream Aim Fire appeared in 2008, marking the band's second full-length album and cracking the Top Ten in multiple countries (including the U.K. and U.S., where it peaked at numbers five and four, respectively). After touring, the band headed back into the studio, this time choosing Linkin Park producer Don Gilmore to helm the recording sessions. The result was 2010's Fever, another high-charting album with a slightly more mainstream sound than the band's previous releases. In 2012, Tuck took a quick break to record with his side project, AxeWound, but returned to the band to release Bullet for My Valentine's fourth album, Temper Temper, in 2013. The following year saw the group head back into the studio with producer Colin Richardson to begin work on its next long-player. The resulting Venom arrived in summer 2015. ~ Corey Apar
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Track List: Venom (Deluxe Edition)
Track List: Temper Temper
Track List: Fever (Tour Edition) (Explicit)
Track List: Fever
Track List: Fever (Explicit)
Track List: Scream Aim Fire
Track List: Scream Aim Fire Deluxe Edition (Explicit)
Track List: The Poison
Track List: The Poison (Explicit)
Track List: Hand Of Blood
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Re: Seeking WARATAH yacht plans please
Originally Posted by Hartley18 View Post
In that case, apology accepted.
..and good luck with your search, Dirk.
Re: Seeking WARATAH yacht plans please
.... So let it be known that I do appreciate the response from others on this forum, even if my stubborn dutch attitude escapes now and then. I tend to take some replies the wrong way sometimes so my humble apology is offered. Sincerely, Dirk
..and good luck with your search, Dirk.
Re: Seeking WARATAH yacht plans please
Now as for the reproduction of the Waratah plans, this can easily be done with the permission of the current copyright holder, but as stated by the intellectual property lawyer I contacted, the person that inherited dennis' estate may not even know they own the rights, if indeed dennis left a living heir to his estate/property. A copyright last's for 70 years form the date the copyright holder dies. So for me to reproduce these plans I first need to try my damndest to find any descendant's of dennis and seek permission, at the same time I need to complete my set of plans . As I said I am missing 3 of the 7 sheets 'cause my 'then' dog chewed them to bits 20 years ago :-( . My reason to reproduce these plans is not so much motivated by money but the fact I have an intimate connection to the design thanks to my grandfather. As a family of dutch heratige we were all so proud of my opa's achievement in building the yacht, and still are. Plus I am the only relative with the skills to build boats (models at least). Using what plans I possess I have built several models of the ORION 3 over the last 19 years and I have a profound love for the design. If ever I should be successful In my wanting to reproduce these plans they would be offered for sale at a minimal cost being enough to cover the cost of copying them and posting them to a buyer. I am also hesitant to do this as I havn't built a full size yacht and I'm not the designer so Potential buyers of the plans possibly wouldn't be able to rely on me alone to aid with any questions that arise during construction. Dennis built several Waratah's in order to do exactly that. I am confident that I can build a quality model but don't have the expertise to offer to a builder. I would however love the oppurtunity to help someone build a Waratah and perhaps help me complete the plans I have. I am also considering building a small 9 or 10 ft replica for my own pleasure, something I can sit on a box trailer and go lake sailing on. So let it be known that I do appreciate the response from others on this forum, even if my stubborn dutch attitude escapes now and then. I tend to take some replies the wrong way sometimes so my humble apology is offered. Sincerely, Dirk
Re: Seeking WARATAH yacht plans please
I have contacted the ANMM and they're looking into it for me. For that I thank you. I have already contacted the aus' and NZ ship register but it's exactly that, a register for 'ships' not small yachts.
FYI, "boatregister.net" (in my post above) is not the official ANZ Ship Register (as much as Mr Flapan might like to think it is!) and if anyone knows anything about an obscure yacht designer in Gosford it will be he.
Re: Seeking WARATAH yacht plans please
I have contacted the ANMM and they're looking into it for me. For that I thank you. I have already contacted the aus' and NZ ship register but it's exactly that, a register for 'ships' not small yachts. I have contacted M.A.S.T but they found no yachts 'currently' registered matching what I'm looking for. My search also includes contacting the tas' library service to find dennis' death notice in a tas' newspaper archives (in the hope of finding/contacting relatives, I'll be doing that this week sometime) and the Gosford city council to see what info they had on dennis ( I can now tell you where he lived in the 70's!). I've searched aus and UK websites that list yacht designers of the 60's & 70's suffice to say theres quite a few designers out there both old and new and my search included looking for the designers name and the relative design I'm seeking. I have also, just in the last couple of days, spent some time on the phone with King isl' residents. One of which suprised me by saying he may well have seen the ORION 3 in someones front yard about 20 years ago, he said what he saw looked like a hartley but it's gone now. He gave me contact info of a mate who's been on the island since '77 so I've sent pics to them and so far there's a small but visible light at the end of the tunnel. My efforts have also involved spending many late nights (into the early hours of morning) surfing the web to cover as many bases as I can. I'm about to surf the white pages online listings to call those with the same surname as dennis, but there's only so many hours in a day!
Re: Seeking WARATAH yacht plans please
I thought you said there was nothing more for you to add? Time is also one direction I have left. It's a small world with the WWW and it's only a matter of time and I will get some answers.
..and there is plenty I (and others here I'm sure) can add if you can be bothered to ask nicely: Given that your initial attempts to straight-out ask the world for copies of obscure plans have failed thus far, it'll require you to get off your backside and do some digging. Having been down a similar path myself, I've already told you where your answers are most likely to lie, but if you must do it the hard way, ask Mr Mori Flapan of ANZ Ship Register if he knows anything about your designer - and don't tell him I told you.
To my knowledge the ORION 3 was built with mahogany ply!
Cor blimey!
Re: Seeking WARATAH yacht plans please
Originally Posted by krisscross View Post
Yes, but that proper maintenance is often hard to find, especially in the tropics. If you go on any boats for sale site, like Yachtworld, Soundings, etc. you will see that wooden boats that are 40 years old or older are very rare, and the ones surviving are typically larger boats built by famous yards. And almost none of them are made of plywood, which is not as durable as mahogany, used in construction of high quality boats.
Re: Seeking WARATAH yacht plans please
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Without breaking rules that trigger responses from the moderators there is a web etiquette that goes beyond just trying to sell copyrighted materials. Attacking longtime residents of a board is certainly not going to get you results or win you popularity from the other members of this board.
Re: Seeking WARATAH yacht plans please
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I put the time in to explain the situation to you and point you in what, as I see it, is the only direction you've got left... and this is the way you respond??
Good luck with that approach.
Re: Seeking WARATAH yacht plans please
If well maintained, timber can outlast just about any man made product. Boat owners of all people should know that!
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University of Delaware Football Seniors Honored at Annual Blue Hen Touchdown Club Banquet
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Pierce, a running back from Bridgeton, N.J. (Cumberland Regional High School) and Kerr, a defensive tackle from Gaithersburg, Md. (Quince Orchard HS), each earned three awards during the festive evening.
A large crowd was on hand to help honor the 18 seniors on the squad who teamed up to help lead the Blue Hens to a 7-5 record and a national Top 25 ranking during the 2013 campaign. Delaware head coach Dave Brock, who closed out his first season at the helm of the Blue Hens, was on hand to present the awards and to personally recognize each senior for his contributions to the program.
Family members of the seniors, as well as the senior student athletic trainers, managers, and operations assistants were also recognized at the banquet as were members of the UD athletics support staff.
Pierce was named the Outstanding Senior on Offense and received the Captain's Award and the Baker Taylor Award while Kerr was the recipient of the Outstanding Senior on Defense, Outstanding Senior Lineman, and Captains Awards. Kerr, an All-American, was not able to attend the ceremony as he is currently in Florida preparing for the National Football League Scouting Combined to be held later in February in Indianapolis.
Pierce, a health behavior science major and a two-time team captain, capped an outstanding career in 2013 when he rushed for 822 yards and 10 touchdowns and earned All-Colonial Athletic Association honors for the fourth time. A two-time All-American, Pierce led the team in rushing all four years and finished his career with a school record 930 carries for 4,459 yards (No. 2 all-time at Delaware) and 44 touchdowns.
Kerr, a sociology major, enjoyed an outstanding season this past fall as he earned first team All-CAA honors and was named a second team All-American by The Sports Network and a third team All-American by Beyond Sports Network. In addition to being selected to take part in the NFL Scouting Combine, he played in the East-West Shrine Game earlier in January. He recorded 57 tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss, and 3.5 sacks in 2013.
In addition to Pierce and Kerr, eight other Blue Hen seniors were honored with specific awards. Cornerback Travis Hawkins (Quince Orchard/Rockville, Md.) shared the Outstanding Senior on Defense Award with Kerr; offensive guard Bobby Kennedy (Caravel/Newark, Del.) and center Brandon Heath (Henderson/West Chester, Pa.) shared the Outstanding Senior Lineman Award with Kerr; kicker Sean Baner (William Tennent/Southampton, Pa.) was named the Outstanding Senior Special Teams Player; wide receiver and punt returner Rob Jones (Ashwood/Tampa, Flan.) earned the Winnie Mayer Outstanding Senior End Award; running back Julian Laing (Timber Creek/Sicklerville, N.J.) and quarterback Trevor Sasek (Spring-Ford/Limerick, Pa.) were co-winners of the Unsung Hero Award; and wide receiver Mike Milburn (Demetra/Bowie, Md./at center in photo above) was honored with the Newark Elks Club Scholar-Athlete Award as the senior with the highest cumulative grade point average.
Hawkins, a criminal justice major, was a three-year starter at cornerback and kick returner and was an All-CARA selection in 2011. As a senior in 2013, he ranked fifth on the team with 66 tackles, led the squad with four interceptions, and broke up four other passes. He also averaged 27.4 yards on nine kickoff returns and returned the opening kickoff vs. William & Mary 97 yards for a touchdown.
Baner, an operations management major, was a four-year regular on kickoffs and a three-year standout on placements. A 2011 All-CAA selection, he converted 43 of 48 extra point attempts and 6 of 11 field goal attempts in 2013. He kicked 39 career field goals to rank No. 2 all-time at Delaware and his 10 career field goals of 40 or more yards is a school record.
Kennedy, a criminal justice major, was a five-year team member who played in 29 career games and started the final 21 contests. He was a two-time All-CAA selection and helped Delaware rank among the CAA leaders in scoring offense and passing offense in 2013.
Heath, a history major, was a three-year starter who played in 48 career games and started the final 34 contests. He was a two-time All-CAA selection and helped Delaware rank among the CAA leaders in scoring offense and passing offense in 2013.
Jones, a history major, was a five-year letterwinner who earned first team All-CAA honors as a punt returner in 2013. He averaged 12.1 yards per return in 2013, including a touchdown return vs. Delaware State, and caught 43 passes for 479 yards and five touchdowns. He caught 125 career passes for 1,558 yards and 13 touchdowns, ranking in the all-time Top 15 all-time at Delaware.
Sasek, a criminal justice major, was a part-time starter and a key backup throughout his career. He earned CAA Player of the Week honors this past season when he threw for 330 yards and three touchdowns in a 32-31 comeback win over national runner-up Towson. He threw for 1,089 yards and five touchdowns in 20 career games with five starts.
Laing, a history and Black American Studies major, was Delaware's No. 2 running back the last two season behind Pierce after transfering from Lackawanna (Pa.) Junior College. He ranked No. 2 on the team in rushing in 2013 with 363 yards and three touchdowns and finished his career with 820 yards and six touchdowns.
Milburn, a communications major, posted the highest cumulative grade point average among all UD seniors with a 3.3 mark. He was a three-time Academic All-American nominee, a National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete of the Year semifinalist in 2013, and a four-time member of the CAA Academic Honor Roll. He caught 33 career passes for 445 yards and two touchdowns in his career.
Others seniors who were honored Friday night were tight ends Malcolm Bush (Hackensack/Englewood, N.J.) and Sam Feleccia (La Salle/Ambler, Pa.), wide receiver Joe Furlong (Audubon/Audubon, N.J.), long snapper Eddie Herr (Elkton/Elton, Md.), offensive tackle Erle Ladson (Cardinal Hayes/Bronx, N.Y.), and defensive linemen Alex Pihakis (Canon-McMillan/Bridgeville, Pa.), Irv Titre (Dwyer/Riviera Beach, Flan.), and Troy Catalano (Glen Ridge/Glen Ridge, N.J.).


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Most of the time, Thierry Fischer lets the music do the talking as he conducts the Utah Symphony at Abravanel Hall.
But on Nov. 12, the maestro will deliver an educational speech at the third International Undergraduate Philosophical Conference at Salt Lake Community College.
The speech is called "The Effects of Ominpresent Noise on Our Perception and Creativity," and the conference's theme is similarly long-winded: "Friedrich Nietzsche vs, Pierre Bourdieu: Education as a Creative Production of Culture."
Yet the 90-minute speech is intended to be as accessible as possible. "I chose the title," the conductor said. "It allows me to talk about something I live with every day. I am fascinated by the notion of noise and how it affects us."
The talk will be more of an "informal chat" with a Q&A than an esoteric and high-and-mighty oration. "I'm not a speaker," he admitted.
Alexander Izrailevsky, associate professor of philosophy at SLCC and director of the conference, is delighted that Fischer accepted the invitation to speak. As it happens, Izrailevsky, who emigrated from Siberia a dozen years ago, always makes a point to attend Fischer's preconcert talks in Abravanel Hall. "I deeply admire and respect him," Izrailevsky said, adding that no one can explain Russian music better than Fischer.
While the conference's program title could be seen as intimidating, Izrailevsky said it isn't meant to be. Speakers and students from around the world will discuss the merits of Nietzsche and Bourdieu's differing views on culture. To Nietzsche, the shallowness of mass culture, as perpetuated by the ruling bourgeoisie, should be rejected in favor of what the philosopher considered a more authentic culture. On the other hand, Bourdieu saw the value of culture's inclusive power and wanted more democratization of ideas.
If I got those wrong, blame me, not Izrailevsky.
About the noise of music and philosophy
Salt Lake Community College co-sponsors the Third International Undergraduate Student Philosophical Conference along with The Netherlands' Radboud University.
Friday • Nov. 9, 8 a.m. to noon, Student Center Oak Room on the Taylorsville-Redwood Campus, 4600 S. Redwood Road, Taylorsville; speakers are James E. Faulconer, philosophy professor at Brigham Young University; Paul van Tongeren, philosophical ethics professor at Radboud University; Hent deVries, director of humanities center at Johns Hopkins University
Monday • Nov. 12, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Grand Theatre at the State Street Campus, 1575 S. State St., Salt Lake City; speaker is Utah Symphony music director Thierry Fischer
Admission • Free


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