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Old 03-04-2011, 09:17 PM
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RHR and Phil are having quite the consumption "rumble".

I wonder what how that norwegian "tow Rig" that carried the USS cole back "ranks".

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Wot 2.25 gals per min x 2 Thats at 10.5-11.0 o2 levels Safe than sorry!!
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Originally Posted by Uncle Dave
RHR and Phil are having quite the consumption "rumble".

I wonder what how that norwegian "tow Rig" that carried the USS cole back "ranks".

(going to look it up)


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That heavy lift ship, The M/V Blue Marlin BTW, will certainly burn some fuel, but very little is going to compete with the rig I was on for overall fuel consumption at speed. We would burn 10-12,000 a day just to stay in one place. And that was while on standby. When the drilling package was operating, that increased to 15,000 a day. Everyday.
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Originally Posted by Uncle Dave
2.2-2.5 MPG between 40-70 Mph computed over 4 150mile trip legs.

(Boat will go 90 but I have no fuel data at that sustained speed)

Single engine Ilmor 710. Bravo drive Teague platinum mods.
Spinning a 4 blade 28.

boat is a Laveycraft 2750 (28.8ft long)

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That's freaking amazing, those Ilmors are great mills, I want a couple of Ilmors!
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Originally Posted by Philm
That heavy lift ship, The M/V Blue Marlin BTW, will certainly burn some fuel, but very little is going to compete with the rig I was on for overall fuel consumption at speed. We would burn 10-12,000 a day just to stay in one place. And that was while on standby. When the drilling package was operating, that increased to 15,000 a day. Everyday.

Just amazing although I guess its a bit like a "breeder" reactor recovering fuel while using fuel.

Between the Oasis RHR speaks of, and this thing you've got the combined consumption of a small country.

Dean- I'm pretty amazed at how cheap the setup runs. A trip to and from Catalina Island is less expensive than an Imax movie. Ilmors are also supposed to last an extraordinarily long time.

Now I just need to find the time to go enjoy it- I'm coming off a 90 hour 6 day week and practically catatonic.

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Originally Posted by Uncle Dave
Just amazing although I guess its a bit like a "breeder" reactor recovering fuel while using fuel.

Between the Oasis RHR speaks of, and this thing you've got the combined consumption of a small country.

Dean- I'm pretty amazed at how cheap the setup runs. A trip to and from Catalina Island is less expensive than an Imax movie. Ilmors are also supposed to last an extraordinarily long time.

Now I just need to find the time to go enjoy it- I'm coming off a 90 hour 6 day week and practically catatonic.

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I hear ya, I've been working 6-7 days a week, going on a year now, it's getting old...... But hey, thats' helping the "Ilmor Trust Fund"
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30 ft skater two 750 hp naturally aspirasted efi 55 mph total burn 2.8 mpg not to shabby puts a big block to shame and boat willl run 130 tops LS7 SMALL BLOCKS
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30 ft skater two 750 hp naturally aspirasted efi 55 mph total burn 2.8 mpg not to shabby puts a big block to shame and boat willl run 130 tops LS7 SMALL BLOCKS
Thats f-ing awesome.

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94 27ft fountain fever,509/425hp.26lh bravo prop.@45-50 mph i can get 2.5 to 3 mpg.
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