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Jim M.
Posts: 30 Joined: Jun 18th, '07, 12:18
Location: Newport Beach, CA
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by Jim M. » Jul 31st, '08, 13:00
I have a '79 FBC with 454's. I know it depends a lot on loading, sea state, etc. but can anyone with floscan tell me what their most economical cruse RPM's are. Plan on installing fuel flow meters but havn't done so yet.
Thanks,
Jim M.
Rob C
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by Rob C » Jul 31st, '08, 15:41
Full tower, lots of beer & stuff, we run 18 knots at 2800. End of the trip all said and done 1 per 1, sorry.
Rob C
"sometimes you go 8 sometimes you hit dirt"
Rob C
scenarioL113
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Posts: 690 Joined: May 31st, '08, 09:00
Location: Massapequa Park, NY
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by scenarioL113 » Jul 31st, '08, 22:58
Jim
I just listed a floscan on ebay that will work for your boat, I had it on my B28 but am goin diesel and cant use it any more. Its the twin scan for twin screw.
1971 28 Bertram
4BT Cummins
Frank
9-11-01 NEVER FORGET
Harv
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by Harv » Aug 1st, '08, 08:08
31 Bahia Mar
2800rpm...... .85 mpg....... 22knots
Harv
Jim M.
Posts: 30 Joined: Jun 18th, '07, 12:18
Location: Newport Beach, CA
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by Jim M. » Aug 1st, '08, 15:25
Thanks for the info.
Jim
Carl
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Location: Staten Island NY
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by Carl » Aug 5th, '08, 11:12
2800-2850rpm - 19mph - 18-20gph. Running light in flat seas ( 1/2 tank of fuel (110gal) 2 adults and 2 kids. 63 Express, 440's with a small tower.
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