Short answer no. You could use a cellphone modem and get 5 maybe 10 miles offshore. A cellphone extender might boost that to up to 20 miles...
I agree, and 10 knots too slow.
I have seen people rig up home direct tv's to a pedestal or something they set on the dock and just aimed it at each marina they went to.
Exactly the same location as on the one I ran.
EGT's at 1950rpms with that much load considering WOT 2150rpms, tell me you're getting too much fuel and not enough air. 200rpm's shy of WOT and...
I ran a 58 YF that had one. It had been on the boat for years and worked well, you just had to make sure you secured the pole from swinging for...
Very true, I'm sure the disability checks are pretty healthy. However, it's the tourists that are sueing.
It sounds like you're not making nearly the HP the engines should be making, either that or the boat is very heavy compared to when it was built,...
I would be willing to bet that the Sherriff's officers are going to try to cover their behinds with any way, shape, or form because their careers...
An engine does not know what boat it is installed in. For example, a 3126 at 80% load is going to burn virtually the same GPH (give or take 5%),...
The charterers tip at the END of the charter. They are tipping as a thank you. If it were for better service, they would have tip at the...
Monacle does that to a degree with the fractional ownerships. An owner on a Hargrave based in the US/carribbean can exchange weeks with an owner...
Airboats slide sideways a lot as they turn since they are completely a flat bottom hull. I would guess from reading it that the sherriff came...
I don't even know how to answer to this. YOU posted the thread asking why charterers tip and pay for the fuel they use and the groceries they eat...
The 45' Searay I ran, had 3126's and at 7.5 knots, we were getting 2nmpg. I cannot remember cruise figures though or rpm's at 7.5 knots. Just...
