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| Registered User ![]() Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Los Angeles and Hawaii
Boat: Fountain 32 Sportfish Cruiser - Euphoria
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I did something similar when I chartered a Nordic Tug 32 in Alaska two years ago: started out full throttle (or nearly so) burning nearly a gallon a mile at 14 knots. As the days went by, we went slower and slower. Eventually, we were cruising at about 8 knots, nearly 2 nmpg. At that speed, its so much more peaceful, and its a good speed to watch the world go by. I think that is why people tend to get slower and slower boats as they cruise longer and longer. |
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