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Old 09-02-2013, 16:48   #16
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I am trying hard to get metric so I may be fing up some numbers. If I'm way off in conversion then check me.
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Re: Fuel Consumption

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Yes 4b3.3 cummins. Pushing 30,000 lbs mono. Usually at near 2200 rpm we see 5 knots plus with 17 inch prop. Pushing at high rpm 2500 I would expect. 4.75 litres per hour. The curves are pretty good from most manufacture.
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Wow, 1.2601 US Gallons /hr @ 2500 that's pretty good less than I thought they would use, quite a lot less.
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I really like my cummins. Cause its been well behaved. No odd failure so far.
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Starts runs and waits. Then it starts runs all over again.
Whats the bolded bit mean?
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Wow, 1.2601 US Gallons /hr @ 2500 that's pretty good less than I thought they would use, quite a lot less.
Good to hear, sound like you made a good choice.

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The bolder part means my phone thought it was important. Otherwise typo. I think if we keep converting metric to imperial and back it will be like free energy. Manufactures have pretty realistic hp to consumption curves.
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