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I am very sensitive to diesel or gas fumes and get quite ill if there are any in the cabin. Therefore I have considered using an outboard to drive a boat like a J 30 to separate the fumes from the cabin.
Any thoughts? Does anyone have an outboard driven J 30? Does anyone with similar sensitivities find way to ventilate and keep the cabin healthy?
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kozuch@tamcotec.com
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I have often thought about it. I'd love to have the space under the cockpit to make a big bed. However, my engine jsut shown far too much life to even consider it yet. J29s do it and they are quite similar to a J30 just about 1000# lighter. I think they use 7.5 HP outboards. I might use a 9.9.
However, redoing all of you fuel lines very carefully and cleaining the engine compartment might do well enough for you. I did that during a recent refit and my boat does not smell of diesel and she used to.
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Thanks Mark. I wonder if anyone out there has done it, ie powered a J-30 with an outboard and their result.
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david
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You might consider repowering the boat with an electric motor. I recall reading about it in Practical Sailor. With this system you can power at about 6kts for 8 hours before needing a recharge. Check out this web site and read the news articles. www.solomontechnologies.com
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