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Old 03 June 2012, 02:56   #1
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Country: New Zealand
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My Little Rib, Heading out in Auckland Harbour.

Flat calm day, Beautifull...
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Old 03 June 2012, 12:37   #2
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Nice pic, looks like a perfect day out. What size motor are you running?
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Old 03 June 2012, 13:01   #3
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It was a nice day out, did over 100km in distance today exploring some islands, used about 50litres of fuel.
Motor is a 4 cylinder 40hp, it's great with three or four people on board, any more than that and it struggles a little...
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Old 06 June 2012, 23:40   #4
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Looks like a fun day out! Very calm water, must have been great. How fast can it go with only you onboard?
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Old 07 June 2012, 01:32   #5
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Ive never actually measured top speed in flat conditions, but in the normal 1 foot high chop I can get along at just about 55 kph, so almost 30 knots!
Mostly I seem to cruise at about 39kph which is about 21 Knots, This speed seems about the most fuel efficiant, without going too slow...
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