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KO I-12V300/A | Marine Engine
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Presenting KO I-12V300/A
With compact packaging and efficient design, the KO I-12V300 sets a new standard for large marine engines. Its size and charasteristics makes it perfect for ferries, workboats and other medium sized ships where reliable power is essential for operation.

Technical Specifications
Engine Type: V12, turbocharged diesel engine
Measurements (including sub-systems): 10.25x3.75x4.25m (length, width, height)
Weight: 3666 kg
Price: $43333

Start-up
1. Enable fuel pump at the front of the engine.
2. Turn key to enable engine.

Credit
ZE Modular Engine Controller by Uran_Wind

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JJW836412 29. aug. 2023 kl. 10:07 
Electricity Generation Review
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Max power units (when connected straight to generators on startup): ~3400
Consistent power units (when connected straight to generators when running): ~3036 (3022 when almost out of fuel)


Generators used:

Small: 0
Medium: 6
Large: 0

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Good work!
KeroseneViking 17. feb. 2023 kl. 23:47 
Hey! Is there any chance you could give this engine a once over? Its exactly the size and power i need, but its not really usable under load. And I know its not from overheating because its instant; it just doesn't run smoothly while doing any work. I know its capable of it, there must be a bug in the mc running the thing? I pogos and depowers itself right after startup. Only driving one large generator at 4/1 gear ratio.
Dark Spirit 17. sep. 2022 kl. 4:58 
Have this engine reverse gear?
Mach6X 20. juli 2022 kl. 20:35 
@Kahrstrom @KeroseneViking Can confirm I have this same issue as well of the RPS pogoing when under a generator load. However, if I change the second gearbox from 1:1 to 6:5, it appears to fix the problem
Zephyr 8. maj 2022 kl. 11:38 
Thanks
Kahrstrom  [ophavsmand] 8. maj 2022 kl. 3:57 
Zephyr, the engine has an internal cooling system that will work in any environment.
Kahrstrom  [ophavsmand] 8. maj 2022 kl. 3:57 
Feel free to check out my other engines MR DERVIK. Perhaps you'll find an engine that fits your specific ship better.
MR DERVIK 7. maj 2022 kl. 20:39 
looks good but did not work in my cutter
Zephyr 29. apr. 2022 kl. 2:30 
Hello, how does the engine cool down if I install it on the lower deck from where to output the cooling)?
KeroseneViking 3. apr. 2022 kl. 1:50 
I thought it might have been that despite the temperature gauge showing only about 30, so I turned off the overheat setting in the modular controller and it didn't change anything...

It happens so quickly I don't think it could be overheating that fast.