And I think all this time I have been focusing on storms and reefs, being run over by ships and leaking garboards. The real enemy is laying on the dock.
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John Churchill Ocala, FL
NURDLE, 1979 Bristol 35.5 CB
Currently hauled out ashore Summerfield FL for refit
It's not the size of the boat but the number of people that matters.
Water makers are energy hogs. That is what makes them expensive to operate. A big boat with a generator or a large alternator can make large quantities of water. A small boat has a problem. When you see something like a Power Survivor 40 look at the output vs power consumed. It makes a gallon and a half an hour.
For anywhere populated you can get water much cheaper than making it.
Well there is my point exactly, I don’t want a gallon and a half an hour I want a gallon a day!