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Edsprit wrote:
Pretty easy really. 1 nm= about 1.1 mile, so speed in mph = 1.1 speed in knots. 1.15 and a bunch of other decimal places, but who cares? When we sail, we sail for about two hours. 25 minutes to the dock, about 30 minutes to set up, 2 hours sailing, 30 minutes to take down and 25 minutes home. We flake the sail, and wash the boat the next day. We don't get burned out and we don't get frustrated. What does thinking in nautical miles have to do with getting burned out or frustrated? -- Wally www.forthsailing.com www.wally.myby.co.uk |
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