Looks amazing. Wish I had deep pockets
Ranger R81VS, Mercury 175EFI w/ 25 Tempest
That is the best looking bass boat I have ever seen in my lifetime. Vexus is definitely a force to be reckoned with.
Wow. When I read the title I thought it said Carbonlite. I couldn’t imagine why they had a boat named after my BPS fishing rods.
Reading really is fundamental.
Do you know how many their going to make?
xpress x19, 200ho G2, aluminum sawtooth cut prop, paper sack tackle storage, ugly stik pro team, color c-lector
2021 Vexus 2080, Merc ProXs 200
2019 Vexus 1980, Evinrude G2 150 H.O. - moved onto a new owner
Han Solo got the first production Carbonite hull
Ranger R81VS, Mercury 175EFI w/ 25 Tempest
Are you saying this is a fictional substance ?
Carbonite may refer to:
- Carbonite (explosive), one of the earliest and most successful coal-mining explosives
- Carbonite (ion), the inorganic anion that form conjugate base of dihydroxymethylidene with the chemical formula [CO2]2−
- Carbonite (online backup), an online backup service
- Carbonite (Star Wars), a fictional substance, most notably used to imprison Han Solo in the film The Empire Strikes Back.
- Carbonite-2, an imagery technology demonstrator satellite
So what part of the boat is infused with Carbonite and which of the Carbonites are used?
Last edited by Grizzly; 03-10-2020 at 01:40 PM.
or it might be as simple as the primary color on the boat is called "Carbonite" ?
Good looking boat! It appears to have a pretty deep "V" compared to others. Looks like it would provide a nice ride.
Well done!
M
Are you serious Clark?
So you have a "glass-infused aluminum hybrid design" with really means an aluminum boat with fiberglass components not aluminum infused with fiberglass.
Now there's this boat which is "carbonite infused composite construction" which is really just the color of the boat not carbonite used in the construction process.
Great looking boat.
So its a combination of no chopper gun like bullet, allison, etc without the kevlar and carbon fiber, then vacuum bagged like a bass cat. Definitely makes em lighter and stronger without all the excess resin
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Yeah - i don't believe Bass Cat "Vacuum Bags" their boats. most all Bass Boat Manufacturers used what is termed as "Closed Cell Bag Molding" on smaller fiberglass parts like Consoles, trailer fenders, Center Coin boxes.
as far as i know the only bass boats currently using what you are calling the "Vacuum Bag" process for the deck and hull is Vexus and i think maybe Ballistic. - of course i am bias and think ours is better process :-)
It's funny I was listening to some these same guys 5-6 years ago when I was buying my ranger. They claimed ranger was the best built boat in the industry (I like mine) now everything else is junk. Lol.... some of that material looks like pulltrusion to me...
nice boats, way outta my league tho...
I agree you have a good process but i can think of maybe 10 besides bass cat that does what the industry calls “vacuum bagging” the entire hull just like youre doing- i guess it can be called anything. Theres more runabouts and saltwater boats doing it these days also once they figured out how much lighter it is, but they also use a chopper gun- advantage goes to vexus on that one. Bass cat even has videos of them doing their hulls on their site
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