I don’t have a Cat, but range is going to vary widely. Based on one engine or two running and if your in a hurry or not and winds / waves.
You can easily double range by slowing down and heavy winds and waves can easily cut it in half. Fuel tank size wise, you ought to find that on sailboat data, and it could vary by year, but I am not at all familiar with Lagoon Cats.
I have a different lagoon.(42tpi) with the 27hp, although a little older. I count on 2.4 litres per hour per engine at 2800 rpm.
Your owners manual should have tank size, or hopefully this link works https://www.boat-specs.com/sailing/s...oon/lagoon-410
Looks like 100 litres per tank, giving you around 40 hours per tank. I would recomend tracking hours used and fuel used. It won't take long to track. It's good practice as well.
I have a different lagoon.(42tpi) with the 27hp, although a little older. I count on 2.4 litres per hour per engine at 2800 rpm.
Your owners manual should have tank size, or hopefully this link works https://www.boat-specs.com/sailing/s...oon/lagoon-410
Looks like 100 litres per tank, giving you around 40 hours per tank. I would recomend tracking hours used and fuel used. It won't take long to track. It's good practice as well.
so if these stats are right the boat should do about 5 knots on one motor depending on prop, barnacles etc - at about 2200 rpm and around 2.5lph so 200/2.5*5= range approx of 400 miles on one motor in calm conditions.
so if these stats are right the boat should do about 5 knots on one motor depending on prop, barnacles etc - at about 2200 rpm and around 2.5lph so 200/2.5*5= range approx of 400 miles on one motor in calm conditions.