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"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Thu, 10 Aug 2006 11:40:19 -0400, DSK wrote: Shortwave Sportfishing wrote: Never shut the E-TEC 200 HO off the entire time we were out - four hours of constant running - idle (600 rpm), trolling (600 rpm), cruise speed (35 mph @ 4100 rpm) and about six/seven minutes of WOT (54 mph @ 5400 rpm). Four house of run time. Refilled on the way home - same deal - right to the tippy top. That's a bad idea. I understand why you would think so, but for the short term and the way the Ranger is vented, it isn't a problem just for testing purposes. Next time, it's a set amount of gas and we'll see what happens. Ok, here we go. 4.883 gallons of gas. That works out to 1.22075 gph. I don't believe it either, but them's the facts as they say. And if anybody calls me a liar, I have a witness who is willing to "testify" as it were. :) Air lock and/or heat expansion. If you refeuled the first time in the morning, the stuff was nice & cool. How big is your tank? After being in the boat in the sun for hours, the fuel can expand several gallons worth in a relatively small tank. Nah - can't buy that - not with a 49 gallon tank. The expansion for that amount of fuel is insignificant. If it was diesel, I might agree with you, but not gas. No way. "Several gallons"? Maybe if you had a 10,000 gal tank, gas or diesel. Eisboch |
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