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The current issue of Motor Boating has it's ten tips for improving fuel
economy. The first is to install a fuel flow meter. I have one, but have not yet installed it. Anyway, the tips are at: http://www.motorboating.com/motorboa...198188,00.html or: http://tinyurl.com/ol3sz The tip on carrying only the fuel needed, plus a safety margin, is not one I have been practicing. For some reason I've always thought a full tank is a happy tank, with less condensation, etc, but this article suggests treating the fuel with a drying additive. It doesn't go into detail about how much or when. Does anyone here use drying additives? How often and how much do you use? |
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