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Down with Mac 26X naysayers!
Last time I posted here some people were claiming a Mac26X never went to the Bahamas. Well, here's a site that proves you were wrong again. http://pstobo.popstogo.com/bahama2.html Read it and see how much fun a Mac26X is. The only thing I don't like is where the owner says he's using a full tank of gas in only 20 miles. He must only have one little six-gallon tank to use that much. And he says he doesn't want to take down his sails halfway across to the Bahamas and the picture shows the sail cover still on. I guess he's a little mixed up with some other parts of his trip? Right now I'm Googling for Mac circumnavigations like in around the whole world. I've found some circumnavigations already but they are only around islands and stuff like that. I just know Macs have circumnavigated the world, it's just a matter of finding somebody who made a web page about it. -- Cheerio, Ed Gordon http://www.freewebs.com/egordon873/index.htm |
Down with Mac 26X naysayers!
* Ed Gordon wrote, On 6/20/2007 12:41 PM:
Last time I posted here some people were claiming a Mac26X never went to the Bahamas. Well, here's a site that proves you were wrong again. I don't believe anyone doubted that a Mac has crossed over to the Bahamas. After all, its only 40 miles so it should be no big deal for a boat that can do 20 knots. In fact, the only surprising thing is that you make such a big deal about it! |
Down with Mac 26X naysayers!
Hell, even Neal motored across.
"Jeff" wrote in message . .. * Ed Gordon wrote, On 6/20/2007 12:41 PM: Last time I posted here some people were claiming a Mac26X never went to the Bahamas. Well, here's a site that proves you were wrong again. I don't believe anyone doubted that a Mac has crossed over to the Bahamas. After all, its only 40 miles so it should be no big deal for a boat that can do 20 knots. In fact, the only surprising thing is that you make such a big deal about it! |
Down with Mac 26X naysayers!
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 18:41:09 +0200 (CEST), Ed Gordon
wrote: The only thing I don't like is where the owner says he's using a full tank of gas in only 20 miles. Sounds entirely plausible. A 50 hp outboard burns about 5 gals per hour. At that rate the 6 gallon tank goes an hour and 12 minutes. As an FYI, we have cruised 750 miles in the last 6 days, with about 600 of that offshore. We saw our first Mac today, well inland in the South Carolina ICW. |
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