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One benefit on smaller displacement yachts, say 70-150 feet, is reduced pitching.
Thanks for all your nice pictures from the show. The Delta is a 33 Open so I edited this here and will do it in your previous post too. The 26...
Hi Disco, the general rule for all kind of publication is that you should own the pictures, taken them yourself or bought them. There are not many...
I guess this is why they print manuals and handbooks and why there are service yards and mechanics.. I would not expect to be teached such things...
Hmm, our new 80-footer with triple 900 hp (3xIPS/1200) is taking 45 gallons (170 litres) at 20 knots...
This is (most likely) a SANLORENZO SD 122; SD122 - SANLORENZO Made-to-Measure Yachts.png
You said Lazzara yourself, it's an 80 Sky Lounge.
You are driving a lot then, I am spending a total of $1.000/year on fuel for my nine cars...;)
OK, I should have said bifuel, not biofuel. We have subsidies on ethanol, but not on biodiesel, which is what we mostly get in the pump today...
In cars you have government subsidies on purchase, road tax, parking, road tolls and electricity or green fuel, at least here. Otherwise they...
A Trinity, most likely known as Carpe Diem II...
We had a lot of luggage, including a big tent, camping gaz, two sleeping bags and two air mattresses. Nothing visible inside the car, it is a...
The bigger the better of course. I was out with my small plumb bow from 1931 yesterday, and got pretty wet because of the wind...
Seems to be a very wet yacht..?
My longest car trip was around Europe, 11 countries and 12.000 km's in two weeks. No map. Not even plastic money, just cash. When half of it was...
I always have paper charts onboard a boat (or a plane) but not in the car. There I can just stop and ask somebody if I am lost...:)
I am pretty sure that whatever fuel that may be cheaper to produce, it will be taxed to the same level as fossil fuel. Except sails,...
Isn´t it on the prints they can get some income, since most seafarers would like, or often need to have them..?
According to other estimates we will never run out of any of the fossil fuels, but gradually they will be more expensive so we will use less....