Do they still have salt in the water :huh:
Charleston to Myrtle Beach W Pictures
- Thread starter SearayPaul
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Sweet Dreams
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- Jun 30, 2008
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- Boat Info
- 2007 260 Sundancer, F-250 4x4, zodiac/yam dinghy.
1996 18' Chapparall bowrider
- Engines
- 350Mag BravoIII
Not but a little Wes. LOL
Zeppi
New Member
Thanks for posting your trip info and photos.
My wife and I have decided not to renew our dock space at our local lake. instead we think we would like to travel and take trips like you guys did.
We might be interested in a east coast or Panama City Beach trip next year.
I guess my only concern is if our boat is to small.
It seems like the average speed on this trip was about 18mph. Figuring in some no wake zones I'm guessing the cruising speed must haave been 30ish MPH? would this be right? How far were you able to go on a tank of gas?
Great thread, thanks
My wife and I have decided not to renew our dock space at our local lake. instead we think we would like to travel and take trips like you guys did.
We might be interested in a east coast or Panama City Beach trip next year.
I guess my only concern is if our boat is to small.
It seems like the average speed on this trip was about 18mph. Figuring in some no wake zones I'm guessing the cruising speed must haave been 30ish MPH? would this be right? How far were you able to go on a tank of gas?
Great thread, thanks
Zeppi - Size becomes an issue with weather and fuel range. When we did the St. Simmons - Amelia Island trips there was a 175 with us on that trip. A lot is going to depend on your boating skills. You need to figure your GPH (Gallons per Hour) burn rate to determine your boat range.
SearayPaul
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