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"Diego" wrote
reduce to a very slow speed when moving around the islands in order to conserve fuel and increase my range. I once made a 50 mile round trip with a Merc 165 at idle and occasionally just a tick over. Maybe 1000 RPM during the periods I was hurrying. No problems at all with the 30 year-old carbureted breaker point engine. Took about 12 hours and used only a little less fuel than the same trip at a moderate planing cruise. At the time I was less interested in miles than I was in time-on-water per gallon, if you know what I mean. |
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