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Re: Trip Report
[Re: Catmandu]
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07/31/2018 08:17 PM
07/31/2018 08:17 PM
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Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 559 Apex, NC
agrimsrud
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Was there 1st week of July diesel was $4.08 gallon at Moorings. Had the same pc433 and used 115 gallons. Used the generator 6 out of 7nights and did go to Anegada. Tried to keep rpm’s under 2500 but at times had the urge to punch it but just for a minute or two. 115 gallons for a power cat for a week mostly with genny running at night - that sounds about right. The OP states their AC was broken. I wonder if it was broken the whole time or just that it broke at some point? I don't see how OP did somewhere around 140 gallons unless the genny was running and certainly not much point in running the generator all night if the AC isn't working. So that's odd. The other option is the tanks were not full when they picked up the boat. Which given the list of things that should have been caught before the boat went out a possibility.
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