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![]() "Florida Keyz" wrote in message ... Slower than what? Planing hulls going slower than planing speed are much less efficient. Actually, i am not so sure about that, I have a 44 marine trader with twin 270 hp lemans, I cruise at 9 mph (knots are for sailors with lots of time on their hands) and average 1mpg., as do most of the reports I see from the great loop. Whats better?? In my quick and dirty testing of my new flow meter this weekend - about 50 miles total in a variety of lake and river conditions - the sweet spot that maximizes miles per gallon definitely is at planing speed. I'm not sure exactly where yet, but it didn't even appear to be at slowest planing speed, but more testing is needed! The bad news is that I'm not going to get more than 2 mpg and often a little less, it seems. Cam |
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