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Falky foo wrote: I "sailed" my boat, when I first got her, from LA Harbor to San Diego solo. I was determined to use sail only the whole way, but when I realized that sail was powering me at 2-3 mph and my motor was powering me at 5-6 mph, my mind quickly changed. I just didn't have the time to sit there for nearly a week to try to get the boat down here. Let's see, it's about 75 miles from LA to San Diego, so sailing @ 2.5 knots would have gotten you there in about 30 hours, not nearly a week. At 5 knots the trip would be 15 hours, so by motoring the whole way you saved a half a day. Hopefully you'll "have the time" to enjoy sailing that passage someday. |
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