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For that matter you can get a sailboat and use it as a motor boat.
Just don't hoist the sails. Virtually all sailboats of the size to go long distances have an engine. For safety reasons this is most of the time a diesel. My 33 ft sailboat has a 20 HP diesel inboard engine and uses 1/2 gal of fuel and hour, going 6 knots. (LaBomba182) wrote in message ... Subject: Fuel Use: sailboat vs. powerboat From: (Brad) Although a powerboat would use oodles of fuel at a fast clip, any idea of how much that would drop if traveling at the rate of a sailboat (say 7 or 8 knots)? Ballpark, around 2-3 gal/hr of diesel. Capt. Bill |
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