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While playing a computer game, I noticed that German soldiers exclaim a phrase which I cannot correctly write but what I hear looks something like "Beawiren Angegassen! Zehst zeveloog!" I do not know German so I have no guess what it could be or whether I wrote correctly. Can you please help me to understand?
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"Wir werden angeschossen" is grammatically correct, but it is not the best way to describe what is happening in this situation. "Jemanden anschießen" ("shoot somebody") means that (at least) one person is wounded (but not killed) by a bullet. It could have been only one single shoot that was fired and hit one of us. Bang! - Hit! - Nothing else. So this does not sound like a situation where you have to withdraw.
Better would be: "Wir werden beschossen." ("We are under fire."). This means, that somebody is firing many bullets in our direction (and keeps shooting), but it does not say that somebody was hit (it is possible, this sentence gives no information about it). In this situation (many bullets are flying through the air) it might be a good idea to withdraw.
I suppose that computer game is a US production. So maybe the German voice was spoken by a person who is not a native speaker. Also, maybe the choice of words and the grammar aren't 100 % right.
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May's jobless rate for the county was 8.6 percent (not seasonally adjusted), compared to the statewide 9.2 percent and full percentage point below the national rate.
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Were getting lots of inmate grievances but we just deal with that, Sheriff Wells said.
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Watch collectors can look forward to Antiquorum's spectacular spring auction of "Important Collectors' Wristwatches, Pocket Watches & Clocks" to be held on March 10th & 11th at its' US headquarters in New York City. Encompassing more than 400 outstanding timepieces, the first sale of the year promises to be an impressive and exciting auction. Highlighting the sale is the magnificent Greubel Forsey "Double Tourbillon" as well as remarkable timepieces from the collection of internationally acclaimed artist, Arman. Previews will be held in Tokyo, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Palm Beach and New York.
Greubel Forsey Double Tourbillon 30° Vision". © Antiquorum
• The highlight of the sale is the exquisite Greubel Forsey "Double Tourbillon 30° Vision". Produced in 2006, it is an extremely rare and important white gold wristwatch with a visible 30° inclined inner one minute tourbillon regulator and a visible outer four-minute tourbillon regulator. Estimate: $ 200,000 - $ 300,000
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• Antiquorum experts are also delighted to offer an Audemars Piguet "Jules Audemars - Tourbillon Répétition Minutes Quantième Perpetuel" in the upcoming March auction. Made in a limited edition of only 20 pieces circa 2000, the second watch in the "Tradition of Excellence" cabinet series is an exceptional, large, minute-repeating, platinum wristwatch with visible one-minute tourbillon regulator, and perpetual calendar. Estimate: $ 300,000 - $ 350,000
• The Breguet aficionado will want to bid on the Breguet, Ref. 5447. Produced circa 2006, it is an extremely fine astronomic, minute repeating, platinum wristwatch with perpetual calendar, retrograde months and phases of the moon. Estimate: $ 90,000 - $ 120,000
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• Also included in the sale is a Officine Panerai "Luminor 1950 8 Days" PAM 203. Made in a limited edition of 150 pieces in 2005, it is an extremely rare cushion-shaped, water resistant stainless steel military-type diver's wristwatch which was made using the original 60 year old Angelus SF calibre 240 movement.Estimate: $ 75,000 - $ 90,000• Of interest for the Lange enthusiast is the A. Lange & Söhne "Double Split Flyback". Produced in 2007, it is a very fine platinum wristwatch with square button split-seconds and split-minutes fly-back chronograph and power-reserve indication.Estimate: $60,000 - $ 80,000• The Rolex fan will be interested in the two Paul Newman Daytona's offered in the March auction. The first is a Rolex ref. 6239 stainless steel Paul Newman Daytona. Made circa 1963, it is a very rare, stainless steel wristwatch with round button chronograph. The second is a Rolex ref. 6241 stainless steel Paul Newman Daytona. Produced in 1968, it is a very fine, stainless steel wristwatch with anti-reflective black tachometer bezel and round button chronograph.Estimate for Rolex Ref. 6239: $ 30,000 - $ 50,000Estimate for Rolex Ref. 6241: $ 50,000 - $ 70,000• Also for the Rolex enthusiast, there is Rolex Sea-Dweller, Ref. 1665, with a "Double Red" Mark II tropical dial and thin case. Produced in 1967, it is a fine center seconds, self-winding, water-resistant, stainless steel diver's wristwatch with double red Sea-Dweller logo. Estimate: $ 30,000 - $ 40,000• Horological connoisseurs and 20th century art aficionados will want to bid on world renowned artist Arman's collection of exceptional timepieces. Internationally recognized for his famous "accumulations" of found objects, his works were greatly influenced by Dada and in turn strongly influenced pop art. Arman's extraordinary works are in the permanent collections of prestigious institutions across the globe such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Tate Gallery in London and the Centre Pompidou in Paris. Highlights of his watch collection being offered in the Antiquorum auction are a Patek Philippe ref. 3971, a Patek Philippe ref. 1415 'World Time', and a Rolex Ref. 8171.
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The 172 pilot must not have even been squawking VFR, but even so, ATC should've still been able to follow him on radar. Thanks go to the Beechjet pilot but was the ATC controller asleep?
That's kinda what I was wondering too, but unfortunately, it's just like driving; you expect everyone else to follow the same rules that you do. Somtimes they don't and bad things happen. Seems like the 172 pilot knew he was in deep doo doo though as he backed out of the picture.
I understand that ATC does not have radar coverage of KBWG
We used to say in Naval Aviation that each accident had a chain of failure...all you have to do is break one link in the chain and you prevent the accident. That's definitely what happened here.
Since the TCAS showed the 172, its transponder was operating. The only possibility for the 172 to be invisible to ATC and the Cherokee visible, would be if ATC would filter out traffic with a VFR squawk - which is technically possible but (one would hope) never implemented since it would blind ATC to traffic that should be seen. I'd suspect that they weren't seeing either aircraft at the time that there was a conflict; they were at a low altitude that would be covered only by local radar.
Well, the TCAS was showing all 3, but center was only seeing the Cherokee and the Beechjet. That was the whole problem.
As a retired ATC worked in New Orleans Center, Jacksonville Center, Miami Center and Pensacola ARTC, I had many such occassions to warn pilots of other ac on my radar that we were not working and weather was marginal. There are a lot of foolish pilots still flying. Most are new pilots and not IFR rated. As controllers we do our best to warn pilots that we are working of unknow targets on our radar. I do not know what happend here unless that out lying airport did not have radar. Thanks to the jet pilot professional that took over the job of helping out here.
As I said below and in this other post, it looks like that if MEM center was working those 2 and he was showing on the TCAS for the Beech Jet, he would have been visible to center. He had to have been squawking somethng for the Beech to see him.Oh Well, as you say, we weren't there. It was just good it all worked out or it could have been ugly.
That way Wayne in the 172 just out there to keep everyone else sharp.
Don't drag me into this.lol. I ain't got no dog in this fight. If it hadn't been for that Beech pilot, that might have got ugly right quick. I really don't know what else could have been done though. When you are in IMC, you are totally reliant on ATC or a good samaritan.lol And normally it's a good idea to listen
You would think one of the more safe places to be when IFR would be on an approach. My (known) nearest conflict with another airplane was on an approach going into Whitehorse, Yukon. Those days we were required to give position reports (sans radar)
I knew I was some distance ahead of a regional jet when setting up for the approach. With ever report from the regional I knew he was gaining on me for the outter marker/compass locator. I requested a hold to avoid any chance we'd arrive at the marker at the same time. Upon breaking out, I could see the jet was on the taxiway to the terminal. Be aware of your surroundings!
Thank God that the 172 had his transponder on, squawking mode C. If he wasn't visible to ATC, he was in an area without radar coverage -- meaning that the Cherokee wasn't visible to ATC either.
Well, if I read the story right, the cherokee was visible to Center and was being vectored by them, which was where the problem was, that ATC didn't see the 172
The 172 must have been squawking something to be seen by the Beech TCAS. How come ATC didn't see the 172?


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Two more sleeps. Two more sleeps til the late night line up. Two more sleeps 'til his fate is revealed. Not even dinner with Gwyneth could come between me and Harry Friday night.
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I lost Jesus at 14 when the woman I loved most in this world was ripped from my heart. In typical teenage fashion, I needed someone to blame. Instead of the eighteen-wheeler.
The truth is that I didn't trust God anymore. What kind of world kills your grandmother (and her three best friends) on the way to a fundraiser?
In the absence of His love and that of my grandmother's and aunties, I found myself a man; But in the end I couldn't trust him either. Neither did my own father remain steadfast in his love. Those years were swollen with pain, as I watched my family splinter, until there was little left upon which I could rest my faith.
After I gave up on God, two of my younger sisters took up with him–in that boorish, effusive way of the freshly born again. Their new-found love, only made me feel lonelier. Their certainty that Jesus belonged to them, left me wondering how he was ever my friend.
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When I finally found what I was looking for, it wasn't in a chapel or a temple or even a women's circle, it was… in the music. On the night before my beloved grandfather's funeral–the man who lost his wife to the tragedy that stole God, my born-again sister handed me some music that she was ready to discard.
While The New Jersey Mass Choir seemed right up her holy alley, I was beginning to understand that there was a hierarchy among Christians which placed Catholics below the born-again. My sister saved my soul that night, though not in the way she had always wanted.
When the soloist delivered Jesus to me in her rich, sultry tones, it didn't matter that my passion made no sense.
When the storms in my life are raging. When the weight of this world drives me to my knees… I found a Hiding Place…
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Looking at the use of home telehealth equipment and it's place in self management and education in patients who suffer moderate to severe Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). The patients in this group would be those patients who traditionally suffer from emphysema, and/or chronic bronchitis.
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Finished my first Normal Playthrough and I loved the game from beginning to end.
Farming for BP and recording my Fastest Times. My Fastest time so far is 7.76 but forgot to take a Screenshot so this is my 2nd best time.
Starting my second playthrough on Normal again because I want to get some better ratings now that I can Parry better.
My Parrying has gotten a lot better but I still got hit a couple of times against Monsoon
2nd reward for collecting Left Hands
Just tested the Wig and it gives you Unlimited "Jack the Ripper" form.
i feel so magical..
Maplestory 5th Job released(Hyper Skills)
5th job bishop skill: Super HS
-Gives the bishop who uses it double exp.
-Gives all other party members +50% exp.
-Everytime someone in the party says the word "hs" their exp rate goes down by 25%
Muramasa Rebirth DLC.


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Camas Valley: Home of the back-to-back champs
The Camas Valley Hornets won a second straight OSAA 1A State Championship on Saturday with a 24-8 win over St. Paul at Cottage Grove High School.
The Buckaroos also handed the Hornets their last defeat. That came in the 2010 championship game.
Senior running back Eli Wolfe had a game-high 20 carries for 86 yards and a fourth quarter touchdown.
"It means a lot, I have gotten facebook messages and phone calls from people I don't even know saying, 'Hey in '88 we got beat by these guys in the playoffs, can you beat them for us? We have never beaten them'. Wolfe continued, "My dad lost to them his junior and senior year, we watched that tape over and over all week long."
As for head coach Eli Wolfe?, he was pretty elated. "Those juniors have played 41 games in three years, that is remarkable man. It's a gauntlet. I am ready for a vacation, I am going to Disneyland, something good man. Something good. Something good man, I need a break. I need a break. Life is good!"
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|Length Overall
|35' 3''
10.74 m
|Dry Weight
9,500 lbs.
4,309 lg
8' 3''
2.51 m
|Tested Weight
10,650 lbs.
0.91 m
|Weight Capacity
|Draft Up
|Person Capacity
|Draft Down
|Fuel Capacity
149 gal.
|Air Draft
|Water Capacity
19 gal.
|24 deg.
|Length on Trailer
|Max Headroom
|Height on Trailer
|Bridge Clearance
5' 4''
1.63 m
|Trailer Weight
|Total Package Weight (Trailer,Boat & Engine)
|Prices, features, designs, and equipment are subject to change. Please see your local dealer or visit the builder's website for the latest information available on this boat model.
|Std. Power
|Not Available
|Tested Power
|2 x 570-hp Ilmor MV8
|Opt. Power
2 x MerCruiser 8.2 MAG ECT Bravo One X
2 x MerCruiser 8.2 MAG High Output ECT Bravo One X
2 x MerCruiser 8.2 MAG High Output ECT Bravo One X
2 x Mercury Racing 565 Bravo One XR DTS
2 x Ilmor MV8 570 Imco SCX Xtreme Advantage Drive
At 35'3" (10.74 m) LOA this 353 FAS³Tech is big, but she's still surprisingly easy to handle.
Mission Statement
Typically go-fast boats are made to do exactly that… Go fast. The recipe is a simple one, take a long, narrow hull, add massive engines with straight pipes, move levers forward as desired. Everything else is typically inconsequential, especially the fit and finish of the interior.
Formula decided to take a different route. Rather than make its performance boats the fastest on the planet, they chose to make them go fast enough while providing the luxury, upscale features, and fit and finish that they are so well known for. The result is the FAS³Tech line. While these boats may not crack 100 mph barrier, for most of us 80 mph will do just fine while it happens in one of the best looking boats in class on the planet.
Formula 353 FASTech floor plan.
Distinguishing Features
Imron Graphics. Imron is a relatively expensive paint and the process to apply it can be difficult and time-consuming. But in the end, the looks are stunning and that's why Formula goes to the trouble of using it. But it doesn't just use it to change the color of the hull, they use Imron for the graphics.
Adjustable Foot Rests. While the high-performance McLeod bucket seats do not have a fore and aft adjustment, the foot rests do. In this manner a captain of any height will find comfort while operating the 353.
Ilmor Powerplants. Ilmor has been known for powering recreational and high-performance nearly a decade before this 353 FAS³Tech had the first-ever application of a crossover engine developed by Ilmor, the 570-hp 454 small block.
This 353 FAS³Tech is styled much like a missile. She has a narrow 8'3" (2.51 m) beam that seems to emphasize her length even more. Attention to cockpit and interior styling detail is exactly what we've come to expect from the design team at Formula. A hot boat should have bold interior trim and colors and the 353 has them -- but they are tasteful. That is to say, painted on flames, neon colors and rhinestone trim will not be found here.
The cockpit is laid out for five so everyone is guaranteed a thrilling ride.
Under the bench seat is room for storage, the main battery switches, and circuit breakers.
The sun pad measures 5' x 6' (1.5 m x 1.8 m). The swim platform comes out 15" (38.1 cm) from the transom.
The bow is as much a showpiece as the rest of the 353 with its Imron graphics, which run straight across the dash and all the way to the stern.
The Formula Recipe
The Formula brand was born back in the heady early days of the sport of offshore powerboat racing with pioneers like Don Aronow and Jim Wynn, beating the hell out of their kidneys racing from Miami to Nassau. The Porter family, which has owned Formula for decades and built it into a world-class brand, is no stranger to racing. Company president Scott Porter is a former offshore World Champion and for years Formulas were campaigned on racing circuits all over the world. Today, because of the world economic situation Formula is taking a more subdued approach to racing, but its commitment to building high-quality, plush, high-performance boats is unabated.
New Hull
The new FAS³Tech line is denoted by its new hull design that incorporates three separate running surfaces produced by two steps built into the hull. The "steps" actually serve to force air under the hull and thereby reduce surface friction for an even faster ride than a boat with a smooth deep-V. Some builders put in one step, but Formula puts in two.
Strength Requires Weight
So now we have the stepped hull and the horses doing their job, but we're slowing the boat down a bit because it's relatively heavy… 9,500 lbs. (4,309 kgs.), which is 1,000 – 1,500 lbs. heavier than most, but not all, of the other high-performance boats. So what makes the 353 so heavy and why does Formula do this? The weight comes from the construction methods, added materials, and to a lesser extent, the amenities.
Rather than use a traditional stringer system, Formula utilizes a separately made fiberglass grid system that gets chemically bonded to the bilge. Because the boat will be hitting square ones at 80 mph or more, the hull laminate is sold fiberglass and tough. The result is a heavier boat, but a stronger and beefier one, and that means a more solid riding boat as well as a safer boat. It also means that the 353 might be slower than some go-fast boats that are lighter.
In these three shots, you can see the reason for the added weight in Formula's FAS³Techs. The first shows the reinforcing grid system suspended over the hull. In the center, the chemical bond is being placed onto the hull. And finally, the two parts are joined with the strength of one.
Speed Requires Strength
We can't stress enough the importance of having a strong hull when operating at these high speeds. At 85 mph, waves are not soft, rather they are more like concrete without the rebar. That is why the shape of the hull, the deadrise and the strength of the boat are all so important. Picture your car going over speed bumps every 15 feet while traveling at 70 mph and you'll get an idea of the punishment a boat like this has to endure.
Engine serial numbers 1 and 2 are installed in this first ever application of the 570-hp 454 small blocks by Ilmor.
The lower units are IMCO SCX Xtreme Advantage Drives with a 1.5:1 gear ratio.
And Then, The Amenities
Let's not forget that the 353 FAS³Tech is still a Formula. It didn't just make an empty cabin in the hopes of keeping it light. The 353 FAS³Tech has a plush cabin flush with perks. Starting at the bow with an Ultraleather double bow berth, then an Ultraleather wrap-around lounge seat that can convert to another double berth with filler cushions, a removable Corian cocktail table, an entertainment center with polished stainless steel sink and Corian countertop, a dual-voltage refrigerator and a private head compartment.
Rather than keep it Spartan, Formula fitted out the 353 FAS³Tech cabin with a double berth, wrap around sofa, entertainment center and head. Far forward is a double bunk. The table stows and the two bench seats make into another double. To port is the modest galley and to starboard the head.
Seen from the front, the cabin is small, but serves its purpose for the occasional overnight.
Sitting at the helm, with the 353's long and narrow foredeck, makes you feel like you're sitting at the controls of a missile. But it is a comfortable missile. Dual wrap-around McLeod electrically adjusted seats are built for sustained high-speed operation. These McLeod seats have been developed over years of offshore racing use. And both the driver and observer get an electrically adjustable McLeod footrest. Any height captain will feel right at home on the 353 FAS³Tech.
The McLeod seats keeps the captain and observer secure when shooting through waves. The seats drop down and then they become leaning posts. While the seats have no fore and aft adjustments, the foot rests are adjustable.
The helm is laid out with a minimum of gauges so that the eyes are not drawn to the panel for an extended period. Dual Livorsi engine controls can be seen to the right and just ahead are the trim tab and outdrive switches.
Formula went with a carbon fiber panel with a plastic overlay for protection and the combination really adds to the looks of the 353 FAS³Tech.
Optional Engine: Ilmor MV8 570-hp
For over 30 years, Ilmor has been engineering and building engines for Formula1, Indy Car and NASCAR racing in addition to other categories of competition. The result is a company that understands the importance of light weight, high power-to-weight ratios, and dependability.
Special Conditions. When a boat like the Formula 353 Fas3TECH launches off a wave at 70 mph and the props catch air, the load instantly disappears and the engine revs for a second or so even with the best throttle man. When the boat slams back down in the briny the load is re-applied just as fast. That's why not only the fastest engines, but also the most durable ones come from a race engine manufacturer such as Ilmor.
The Ilmor MV8 570-hp engine can be customized with stainless steel pipes. Note the upside down oil filter to help reduce mess.
Engine Details. Ilmor uses the GM 454 (7.4 L) small block GM casting but that is about all. Even the GM cylinder heads are modified by Ilmor and all of the rest of the engine's components are engineered and made by Ilmor. Steel and aluminum components such as cranks, pistons and rods are forged and far stronger than in the conventional engine. The MV8 has variable valve timing for low end torque, high-end RPM horsepower, and is relative fuel-efficient in the mid-range. The engine is a 90-degree V-8 that weights 830 lbs. (376 kgs.) with fluids. It runs on 91 octane fuel.
Ilmor engines can be painted nearly any color the customer desires. Many customers make their engine room a showcase to proudly display this powerhouse.
Special Oiling System. To handle the arduous conditions of running the engines close to the red line for extended periods of time, Ilmor added a customized oiling system for the pistons that sprays oil in. This system has its own pressure-relief valve and thermostat. The cooling system is closed as one might expect in this kind of boat.
The 570-hp is achieved at 6000 RPMs, a wider range than some competitive engines. It red lines at 6100 RPMs.
Small Block. Since it is a 7.4 liter engine it naturally has a slightly smaller footprint than the 8.2 GM block. This is an important consideration in the engine room of a boat like the 353 Fas3TECH because higher-performance boats are notoriously narrow. Further, at only 830 lbs. (376 kgs.) it has a far better power-to-weight ratio than competitive alternatives.
No Blowers. Importantly, the MV8 produces its 570-hp with natural aspiration. That means no supercharger or turbocharger to add weight, heat (now we need an inner cooler) and lubrication complications. All marine engineers know that natural aspiration is the best way to go in any engine for durability. Virtually all marine diesels have gone to turbos to meet CARB emission requirements, so it is comforting to know that the Ilmor MV8 meets CARB emission standards without a turbo.
IMCO SCX Xtreme Advantage Drive
A cutaway of the IMCO SCX lower unit showing one-piece gears, oversize bearings, and SCX billet pinion pack.
The Weakest Link. The Achilles heel of any high-performance boat is its drive units. They are probably the biggest reason for breakdowns in these vessels. The lower units are where the rubber meets the road, so to speak. When propellers exert themselves on the mass of water, turning 6000 RPMs there is tremendous stress transmitted from the props through the shafts and gears right back to the origin of the power. With the shafts wanting to go one way and the water not wanting to move, damage and mechanical failure can easily occur.
Throttle Man. All of this is exacerbated when a boat is going 70 mph and the props are repeatedly jumping out of the water then being plunged back down into it. This is why offshore race boats have a "throttle man" sitting in the middle seat with the driver at high right. The throttles are also at his right and when the boat becomes airborne he pulls back on them to lower the engines' RPMs in order to protect the lower unit gears and shafts. When the props are once again solidly in the water, the throttle man firewalls the throttles once again.
At left is the raw gear casting ready to be worked. At right is the finished gear after all machining has been completed.
In most recreational high-performance boats the skipper is also the throttle man. He must steer the boat, navigate, and be the throttle man all at the same time. Is it then any surprise that lower units in high-performance boats take tremendous punishment?
The IMCO Solution. That is why Formula has specified "IMCO SCX Xtreme Advantage Drives" to mate with the Ilmor 570-hp engines. These lower units have been engineered and built specifically for the applications where conventional lower units get into trouble. While its primary market is for offshore race boats, a secondary one is recreational high-performance boats.
The five gears in the SCX lower unit are all attached to the hub on three sides instead of two for extra strength.
Replaces Bravo. IMCO literally started from scratch to engineer its SCX propulsion system from the water up. As a result the IMCO SCX lower units fit all standard Bravo gimbals. Their components are heavy-duty, over-sized and specifically designed for this application.
Details. The roller bearings in the system are over-size, tapered and made of forged alloys. Likewise for the shafts and the gears. The lower unit has a 5 quart oil capacity and there is an internal water cooling system built into the bullet. Several of the housings are made out of billet stock. The bullet is designed to be as narrow as possible and efficient. The units have a one year warranty.
This Formula 353 FAS³Tech has an LOA of 35'3" (10.7 m), a beam of 8'3" (2.51 m), and a draft of 36''(91.4 cm). With an empty weight of 9,500 lbs. (4,309 kg), 80 gallons of fuel (303 L), 15 gallons (56.8 L) of water and two people onboard we had a test weight of 10,650 lbs. (4,834 kg).
With 1.5 : 1 reduction on short drives with Mercury Racing Maximus 15.25 x 25, five-bladed props, these 570-hp engines reached a top speed at 6000 rpm. At that speed we were running at 85.2 mph burning an average of 88 gph giving us a range of 130 miles. Best cruise came in at 3500 rpm and 46.2 mph. That reduced the fuel burn to 27 gph and increased range to 229 miles while still maintaining a 10% reserve.
She presents a 14-degree bow rise upon acceleration and because the bow was so far ahead of the helm that did cause a brief loss of visibility until getting on plane. And she's a little bit slow to come up on plane until the turbos kick in, but once they do kick then the 353 really starts to accelerate. She also likes trim, and lots of it. Bring those drives up to about seven on the gauge, and then she'll really start to fly.
She rolls 13.5-degrees into the turn and by sheer design she's made to go straight and fast. Turning is best done at a slower pace, from a safety of the occupants standpoint, but the 353 itself can pretty much take whatever is dished out. She's also very contented with wave penetration and remains quite comfortable blasting through waves with her narrow entry. And when slowing down to keep pace with the camera boat, it became painfully clear that she had so much more to give.
The base MSRP of the 353 Fas3TECH with twin MerCruiser 8.2 L engines and Bravo One drives is $336,900. The builder's "Manufacturer's Super Saver Price" (MSSP) is $269,520 -- a $67,380 reduction. Upgrade to the 430-hp HO version of the 8.2 engine and the MSSP is $282,660.
Formula offers Mercury Racing engines rated from 520-hp to 565-hp ranging from $306,070 to $352,400, MSSP.
Interestingly, the Ilmor MV8 570-hp engine, with the IMCO SCX drive, is slightly less at $351,890, MSSP.
Formula also has MSSP pricing on many of the options on this boat. For example the Corsa Captain's Call Exhaust system drops from $6,020 to $4,820, MSSP, a $1,200 reduction.
So if getting there ahead of the rest of the pack and arriving in first class style are part of the float plan, then the Formula 353 FAS³Tech might be just the boat to fill the need. She is definitely not for everyone -- and that's a big part of her appeal.
|Marine Electronics
|VHF Radio
|Air Cond./Heat
|Battery Charger/Converter
|CD Stereo
|Head: Portable
|Head: Fixed
|Shore Power
|Trim Tabs
|Exterior Features
|Carpet: Cockpit
|Outlet: 12-Volt Acc
|Swim Ladder
|Swim Platform
|Bimini Top
= Standard = Optional
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|Hull Warranty
|10 year
|NMMA Certification
|Pricing Range
|Prices, features, designs, and equipment are subject to change. Please see your local dealer or visit the builder's website for the latest information available on this boat model.


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A state parole officer made a surprise home visit Wednesday morning to one of his parolees and made a discovery that prompted a call to the Metro-Jeff Drug Task Force.
The parolee and a New York City man were arrested after police said 41 bags of crack cocaine and a packet of heroin, with a street value exceeding $2,000, were found in the apartment at 319 Clay St., according to a task force officer.
Monique A. Ortiz-Farney, 26, was charged with a parole violation and has a pending charge of seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. She is being held without bail in the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building.
Canaan G. Joyner, 24, Manhattan, is charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. He is jailed on $20,000 bail, set by Watertown City Judge Eugene R. Renzi.
Following the call from the parole officer, who was not identified by police, the task force obtained a search warrant, which was served about 10 a.m. Wednesday. Police said $385 in cash also was seized.
Ms. Ortiz-Farney was arrested in January 2012 on charges of burglary, criminal mischief, child endangerment and harassment, and in April satisfied the charges with a guilty plea to criminal mischief, according to the Jefferson County district attorneys office. She was at the time on parole for a criminal-mischief conviction from 2010 in Jefferson County Court.
She was returned to prison Aug. 27 for a parole violation, and again was granted a release on parole Nov. 2, according to the state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision website.
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