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hydro~TECH

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I am the owner of Hydro~Tech LLC. I have installed this technology on many
fishing boats including, F/V Dragon Lady, F/V Direction, F/V William Bowe,
F/V Providian, F/V Gale Warnings II, F/V Revolution, F/V Mckinley, and many others. Please contact me with any questions or interest.
For more info you can visit www.rihydrotech.com and the parent company at www.highlineinovatios.com
 
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El Mar

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And for those of us who know about some of the boats you talked about, they are all larger boats than people on this forum have. What is the smallest boat your system will fit in?
 

hydro~TECH

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The F/V Revolution is 45' and the F/V Gail Warnings II is 40' both with 625hp Luggers.
We have systems for motors at 90hp. Many of the boats named have put these smaller
units on their gensets. I just recently sold a unit to the power plant on Matinicus Island,
Maine for their generators. They will work for gas or diesel. There is more info on my web
site at Performance Fuel Systems, Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology RI & MA | Hydro-Tech, Rhode Island and Massachusetts it has a link to the parent company. Thanks......Jack
 

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So what's the advantage for engines that don't soot much? The 6140 Luggers are notorious for smoke/soot. I'd be more impressed by someone who writes a couple of paragraphs about what they have to offer off the cuff, as it were, than just posting some links. There are a wide range of boats on here, some are high performance, some are not. Some of us are running on top of the water, some of us are pushing along down in it. Even still some two strokes kicking around here. Dirty engines I'm told, but my 671 TI's don't make the soot like a mechanical Lugger, Cat, or MAN. Show us what you know. Real numbers. Work for it. Could be an interesting thread...
 

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exactly, that website doesn't really explain what the equipment does so why post a link that doesn't tell us anything.\


Because its more of a snake oil, if it truely saved the amount of fuel and generated the power it says. It would have been on the track decades ago. This is not some new fangled technology that came out yesterday.
 

hydro~TECH

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It may seem like snake oil, but I have been installing these units for over a year. 30 on fishing/lobster boats alone. Not one return and every boat is saving money. A gallon to a gallon and a half per hour savings. Not sure what more the web site can explain. Very basic, go to Facebook page for pictures. Maybe the visual aides will help you understand
what you can't grasp in text.
 
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I can make WAY more power with a fogger nozzle, high pressure pump, 9 gallon resivoir and a shit load of winshield washer fluid. Not only make more power, lower egt's get more MPG and 100+ more hp.
 
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