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On Aug 24, 12:47*pm, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote: ... Not much of a sailing trip. Sounds like more motoring than sailing. But, that seems to be the norm for cruising catamarans that tend to be so below their designed LWL by the time a family loads them up with all kinds of extraneous crap. ... I don't see why it matters what power was used. By oar, paddle, mule, gas, diesel, sail or whatever, if it's cruising it's on topic. I also don't see where you're getting your ideas about catamarans. Rodger says he used 35 gallons of fuel to travel less than 500 miles on his monohull. On my catamaran I used about the same amount of fuel traveling from Honolulu to San Francisco and I thought that was excessive. I used much less than that sailing from New Zealand to Honolulu. Two of us live on my Catamaran and have done so for years and yet we still make pretty quick passages. Anyway, if Rodger uses 35 gallons of fuel on a Maine cruise and Jeff uses some similar amount of fuel in similar cruising grounds I think that probably says more about Maine in the summer than it does about differences between cats and monos. -- Tom. |
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