Axius system
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Axius system
Sorry to put this thread here,but I would like to ask your opinion.
I am going to buy Formula 370ss with Cummins QSD4.2 diesels,but Axius is not available with them for the moment and gasoline engines donīt come into question. .Axius system with Cummins is coming 4. quarter 2008,so it is first 2009 summer,when you can take advantage of the new technology.Bowthruster is quite ancient, I think.What would you do?Is Axius system such a cutting edge technology,that you would wait for a year?
I am going to buy Formula 370ss with Cummins QSD4.2 diesels,but Axius is not available with them for the moment and gasoline engines donīt come into question. .Axius system with Cummins is coming 4. quarter 2008,so it is first 2009 summer,when you can take advantage of the new technology.Bowthruster is quite ancient, I think.What would you do?Is Axius system such a cutting edge technology,that you would wait for a year?
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Axius is a sterndrive package that uses twin, independently articulating MerCruiserŪ Bravo ThreeŪ sterndrives to provide joystick control for tight maneuvering and docking. Additionally, its Digital Throttle & Shift and Electronic/Hydraulic steering system make piloting a larger boat simple and intuitive. Axius-powered boats can move laterally, at an angle, forward, backward and even turn in a circle on its axis – all with a simple touch of a joystick.
Formula currently offers the Axius system on the 350 Sun Sport, 370 Super Sport, and 34 and 37 Performance Cruisers, with availability on other SS and PC models in the near future.
Axius is a sterndrive package that uses twin, independently articulating MerCruiserŪ Bravo ThreeŪ sterndrives to provide joystick control for tight maneuvering and docking. Additionally, its Digital Throttle & Shift and Electronic/Hydraulic steering system make piloting a larger boat simple and intuitive. Axius-powered boats can move laterally, at an angle, forward, backward and even turn in a circle on its axis – all with a simple touch of a joystick.
Formula currently offers the Axius system on the 350 Sun Sport, 370 Super Sport, and 34 and 37 Performance Cruisers, with availability on other SS and PC models in the near future.
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From Formula:
Axius is a sterndrive package that uses twin, independently articulating MerCruiserŪ Bravo ThreeŪ sterndrives to provide joystick control for tight maneuvering and docking. Additionally, its Digital Throttle & Shift and Electronic/Hydraulic steering system make piloting a larger boat simple and intuitive. Axius-powered boats can move laterally, at an angle, forward, backward and even turn in a circle on its axis all with a simple touch of a joystick.
Formula currently offers the Axius system on the 350 Sun Sport, 370 Super Sport, and 34 and 37 Performance Cruisers, with availability on other SS and PC models in the near future.
Axius is a sterndrive package that uses twin, independently articulating MerCruiserŪ Bravo ThreeŪ sterndrives to provide joystick control for tight maneuvering and docking. Additionally, its Digital Throttle & Shift and Electronic/Hydraulic steering system make piloting a larger boat simple and intuitive. Axius-powered boats can move laterally, at an angle, forward, backward and even turn in a circle on its axis all with a simple touch of a joystick.
Formula currently offers the Axius system on the 350 Sun Sport, 370 Super Sport, and 34 and 37 Performance Cruisers, with availability on other SS and PC models in the near future.
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You should be able to make the boat do anything the Axius System does manually yourself with throttle and shifter control.
I guess what happens when it malfunctions???? New technology often has some bugs to work out.
I guess what happens when it malfunctions???? New technology often has some bugs to work out.
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for a 37 foot boat a bow thruster should be fine to help move the boat . with the bravo 3 drive being duo prop they tend to bite the water better and help turning easier . most boats in that size dont even have a thruster .
now if it where like a 80 to 100 footer i would think twice and maybe wait . even then i would have to second guess myself on waiting . i see plenty of big boat's that do just fine with someone that know's how to throtle and run a boat .
"never aproch anything faster then you want to hit it "
good luck
now if it where like a 80 to 100 footer i would think twice and maybe wait . even then i would have to second guess myself on waiting . i see plenty of big boat's that do just fine with someone that know's how to throtle and run a boat .
"never aproch anything faster then you want to hit it "
good luck
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You can put a 40 PC in a 42 foot opening at a dock with IPS. One try. Pull up parallel to the opening and walk it in perfectly sideways. I drove one last weekend and was amazed.