The data is now posted on our website at: www.snodoglog.com/Performance.html It shows mileage ranging from 3.8 n mi/gal (4.4 stat mi/gal) at 7 knots down to 2.4 n mi/gal (2.8 stat mi/gal) at 14.5 knots (16.7 mph).

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When you'd pull out a roll of bounties, the top third would look bad; you could see how far the stuff had migrated. Over a period of time, it cleaned up the tanks. When I repowered Cigano, I had new tanks built with separate suction and return for engines and fuel polishing. Engine suction is about 3/4" from bottom; transfer/polishing is at 1/4".

Go to David Pascoe's website here: http://www.yachtsurvey.com/ If you have the time, read everything but, most especially, read the article on bilge pumps. Pumps generally are flow rated at zero head. Each foot the water is lifted reduces flow. For Cigano, I used the tables in DP's article and handicapped the pumps accordingly.

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. >> >> According to the website part number is proprietary. So I >> thought I would ask here or any info. >> >> Here is what is printed on it from top to bottom. >> >> 500-06769D >> ISSUE 02 >> PPD 786-020590-053 >> 100 Mhz >> +12 VDC >> 0105-0201SSRG >> >> It has a SMA female or 100 Mhz out and 4 pins for power and AFC?

His profile on the Clemson website states, "J. Drew Lanham (B.A. Zoology 1988; M.S. Zoology 1990; PhD Forest Resources 1997) is a native of Edgefield and Aiken, South Carolina. In his twenty years as Clemson University faculty he has worked to understand how forest management impacts wildlife and how human beings think about nature. Dr.

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