What's the GPH on a Merc 850sci
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What's the GPH on a Merc 850sci
What is the GPH on the new style Mercury supercharged 850's and 700's??
Im sure the smart craft stuff tells ya ,What have you all seen?
Thanks
Rob
Im sure the smart craft stuff tells ya ,What have you all seen?
Thanks
Rob
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mid corner, drives turned, engines bound up and accelerating, you might get 65-67 gph, wfo in a straight line the engines really don't burn that much, especially in a cat.
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Cat, V or cruiser, does not really matter that much.
For a given engine, if you make constant HP, for a specific period of time, you will burn relatively the same amount of fuel, in any boat. Weather we speak in terms of megajoule (MJ), or British thermal unit (BTU), a gallon of 93 gasoline, has a constant energy content, and can produce a specific amount of HP, in a given engine, regardless of the work the engine is doing. Remember 1 mechanical HP is equal to 550 foot-pounds per second, which is approximately equivalent to 745.7 watts, at does not matter how they are used, they take the same energy to produce.
If you run WOT for a specific period of time, the same engine in the cat, will get farther than the V, and the V will get father than the cruiser, but they will all burn virtually the same amount to fuel.
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I understand that, I am just telling you we burn more fuel on acceleration courses than we do top speed courses. It only varies by a few gallons per hour. We account for the 60 GPH and usually have fuel left over actually.
and my notes from Merc say 62 gph for the race 850.
and my notes from Merc say 62 gph for the race 850.
Last edited by Sean H; 12-05-2009 at 11:46 AM.