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@@startreker8591yes the engines are from a diesel truch

@@raymercado3650 the 30hp enduro origins model (not the new 3 cylinder with front shifter) which is a 2 cylinder with only the tiller and gear shift on the side is around 145k pesos, i dont know the 40hp price. 😁💦

@@elizabethharris8023 a car engine won't fit in the boat. It does fit in the bigger island hopping boats and they also use the car transmission too.

@@PhilippinesMyParadise Thanks as always Ned, they had a good fishing trip, i was not a part of the trip, i was just ground crew support providing wrenches and marine grade grease 😁

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@@maximanium yes aluminum can't take the heat, I actually need to make a exhaust with larger pipe to get the heat out faster and keep the air cooled engine running cooler too. 😁💦

@@drunkenjukebox2165 Once the splash guards are made I can test at higher speeds too 😁💦

@@PhilippinesMyParadise Thanks Ned, I will be sure to get the white sailors hat for the wife ❤️

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@@chrislivesinreality8245 let's see... the greatest nation on earth uses the imperial measurment system and i should change to the 3rd world standard???

@@myparadiseonbantayanisland9030 98% of the WORLD uses the metric system, skippy. LMAO - "greatest" nation? LOL, at what? terrorizing the world? This isn't the 1940s...

​@@myparadiseonbantayanisland9030I'm a born and raised Georgia hillbilly with weak math skills, but I realize the simplicity and ease of use of the metric system. Everything is in 10s, not 64ths, 16ths, 8ths, quarters, etc. Shut your ignorant ass up

@@PhilippinesMyParadise Thanks Ned, I will make a video on the splash guards for the front and I also need them under the trampolines, in bigger waves it gets pretty wet out there in the ocean 😁💦

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@@nikie6062 you can pay monthly for wifi from Globe or PLDT internet plus installation.

@@leisuresuiteforlarry yes it is working very well the sound is cut in at least half.

@@PhilippinesMyParadise Thank you Ned. Tomorrow i will stsrt the testing and break in of the new inboard 15hp engine it will take about 10 hours of running to get it ready for normal everyday use so stay tuned for that one 😁

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@@PhilippinesMyParadise Thank you Ned, i will try to keep the speed within the safe range 😁

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@@jogatcabutin3448 20k pesos

@@PhilippinesMyParadise yes we are thinking the same 😁 the steel cables are on the engines now and i just got some stainless chain i will use too.🚤

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@@ETorres-AA7TI Yes this is a DIY boat and I stopped counting how much it cost a long time ago so i really don't know the actual cost, however it is more than I planned to spend 😁

@@mladenmanda103 good info thanks 😁

@@TexasFilipino Yes for sure you can share my videos 😁 I watched your videos about adding an outboard to your banka, very interesting and it actually influenced me adding outboards to the trimaran. I thought you got a big fiberglass boat too or was that another youtuber? If you add all my hulls (19+12+12 =43) it is 43 feet total boat length and i also added a lot of wood and epoxy strengthening to support the outer hulls and keep them from flopping around on their own so it is really a lot more weight and i think that accounts for the slow speed. My next test will be running a speed test with the 15hp outboard together with the 15hp pump boat inboard to see what 30hp total does for the speed 😁

@@AmazingPhilippines1 You're always welcome 😁

I don't know the price for a 12hp I only bought the 18hp diesel for my boat. the 18hp cost 20k

Well but traditionaly knots are being used (NAUTICAL miles per hour, not even miles), and size of the boat is more often then not expressed in feets. I would prefer universal system around the World, the one that makes sense (metric), but it is not happening, the centers of power that create wars are not doing it.

@@mladenmanda103 Why do you obey the warmongers? Aren't you "free" to do as you wish?

@@BeamerTheFox yes it is nice to finally get in the ocean and get to see how it runs. Adding all the strengthening really did more than double the weight of the boat and that makes a big difference in the performance. Both the small catamaran and the trimaran are really heavy boats they both go about the same top speed, the catamaran is about 1 mile per hour faster with the same engine as the trimaran.

@@Velsbasketcase i have a 110 mile trip to bantayan island and plan to take 2 days stopping in Bogo at the north tip of cebu island for the night then the next day making the other half of the trip. I really need the boat to cruise at a minium of 10 miles per hour to make the trip and hopefully I can cruise at 15 miles per hour (or faster 😁) to make it a 6 to 8 hour trip each day.

@@edca8114 I use to live in thailand. I'm not a big fan if their style of boat because you have to swing the whole engine to make a turn and in filipino style they have a rudder on a rod and a inboard engine and you can just push or pull the rod to turn and you can even sit down while driving. 😁

@@PhilippinesMyParadise Thank you Ned, always looking forward to your comments 😁

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Good observations and questions. If I had to do it over again I would make the hulls at least 30 inches wide instead of the roughly 20 inches inside, that being said I don't have the shark fins (stainless steel uprights) on the boat while I am doing the basic testing, they hold the overhead tarpaulin (shade and rain protection) and also I tie sleeping hammocks across the front two shark fins (left and right sides) and then tie one hammock from the front either side to the rear opposite side shark fin and then tie another hammock from the rear side across to the other rear side for a Z shape of hammocks a total of 3 sleeping hammocks plus the two trampolines it can sleep 5 adults. I also have drop down curtains from every side to give privacy when camping. For sitting arrangements I the captain have a plastic chair with custom made cushions and I also have 4 bean bags for anyone to sit on, 2 inside each outside hull and also anyone can sit on the rear steps or the front cross beam supports and the trampolines. As for fishing I have 5 rocket launchers one front and one rear on each outside hull's shark fin and one on the center hulls rear shark fin so 5 total rod holders. The shark fins overhead roof trusses have loops for 7 things... rods and reels and a gaff and a fish net. As for fishing we can stand in the outer hulls and fish over the side just like a traditional boat or sit on the rear steps or front cross beam supports and fish out the front or rear of the trimaran. My main issue right now is getting enough speed and so I am testing various engines to see how much power I will need to reach I hope 20 miles per hour top speed (or more) and a 15 miles per hour cruising speed. Right now I am uploading the speed test video of the 15 hp yamaha outboard and the inboard 15hp Sumo Rato engines to compare each engines speed running 1 at a time, in an upcoming video I will do speed test running both 15 hp engines at the same time to see what speed a total 30hp will do on the trimaran. I also have a 30hp yamaha outboard on order and will replace the 8hp yamaha outboard that is currently mounted on the right side of the center hull with the new 30hp yamaha then the Paradise Trimaran will have a total of 60hp, so stay tuned for many more speed test in various combinations and of course we will add the shark fins and tarpaulins and hook up the hammocks and get the hulls arranged and make room for the bean bags in the outer hulls for comfortable cruising in the Paradise Trimaran for many type of adventures including fishing, island hopping, spear fishing and exploring.

@@myparadiseonbantayanisland9030 Great reply and features. Sounds like you know how to get the maximum bang for the buck out of that design. I'd really like to see a video of the boat configured for different purposes (the ones you mentioned above). Best of luck with the speed trials.

@@_onesimpleidea For sure I will make videos for all setups and plenty of action videos of all the things that the boat can do and the adventures that we take it on. Stay tuned there is plenty more to come😁

Good question, you are making me think about the various scenarios that I could use. 😁 The inboard engine makes it easier for me to control the steering and some speed control from a comfortable chair as I can only manage 1 of the outboards at a time and I don't have a place to sit that is comfortable while operating an outboard engine, so what I do in the current configuration is run the inboard and then set a cruise control on the outboards and set then to go straight ahead and use the rudder pole and inboard to do the steering and any speed adjustment using the inboard engine, If I were to run only one engine like if I were trolling fishing it would be the inboard and I could tilt the outboards up and out of the water to prevent any drag from them.

@@BeamerTheFox When returning to Bantayan island it will take 2 days and about 8 to 10 hours each day so the cruise control will really be a big help😁💦🚤

@@BeamerTheFox Thanks 😁 Yes I have some smaller/shorter clips that are very hard to unclip so I can switch out to the tight size 😁

I am in Liloan right now building the boats however very soon we will get back to Bantayan island our home and try some of that seafood, of course I will be supplying my own seafood as soon as I can get my rods and reels into the Paradise Trimaran and head out on many fishing adventures !

@@myparadiseonbantayanisland9030 I'm looking forward to the videos!

Do you mean a traditional Filipino fishing boat or a fiberglass type fishing boat? I originally bought the center hull as a stand alone boat, however with the bamboo outriggers it was prone to roll over and so I figured the only way to stabilize it was to add two outer hulls and that is how I got here. The trimaran will be used for family and friends to run around, go fishing, island hopping, camping and various other adventures.

Thanks for watching!

Not yet, I am replacing the center hull engine and also I have a 30hp yamaha outboard on order so when those are in the boat I should be able to go many places, of course if the seas are rough I would probably stay home 😁💦

@@BeamerTheFox yes unplugging the fuel lines and running the motors till they die is the trick, it is much easier than cleaning the carbs 😁

They are just waiting patiently for us out in the deep blue sea !

Yes the 8hp just did not have enough power for the catamaran, sad to say I think the 15hp needs to be a 25hp to really get the catsmaran up on plane and skimming along the ocean. The 15hp still is running a little rough and I just received all new ignition parts to install this week in hopes that that will get it purring like a lion. Stay tuned to see if we can get it running super smooth. 😁

@@myparadiseonbantayanisland9030 It's very functional now. Seems to be fine in the current weather conditions!