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actually, it's pretty simple, go slower
NOYB wrote: Slower than what? Planing hulls going slower than planing speed are much less efficient. Nope. This is a common motorboater's misconception. If you doubt it, look at the fuel test results commonly printed in magazines. You will see immediately that faster=greater fuel consumption per distance, except for boats that are very far up the power/weight curve (ie muscle boats) and they get such poor fuel economy it doesn't matter. Fair Skies Doug King |
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