I always heard people say that 10 hours is like 1000 miles in a car but obviously it's all dependent on tons of things.
We live in Huntington Beach and have a home in Havasu so time is limited.
Our boat is a 2005 and has 267 hours on it.
I would say we use it 20 hours a month at least during the summer. We are in Havasu for the next two weeks and I am sure we will rack some hours up.
I would say 30- 40 hours per month average.
Lets see, we purchased it with 27 hours, just hit 87 and I have had it for two seasons now. Summer is not over yet though.
Most boats avg. 30 hrs a year. Sad.
I get about twice that.
140 hours in 22 months of use
equals 6.36 hours a month
equals 45 minutes a day
equals about 15 minutes of drive time
29 minutes and 55 seconds of channel time
and 5 seconds of profesionally trained spin time
If listening to music adds time to your hour meter then you have some rewiring to do.
I was in Havi two weeks ago and put 25 hours on the boat during that one week. Lots of run time...
yea we did some rewiring
got tired of the dead battery thing
that SUCKED!
140 hours in 22 months of use
equals 6.36 hours a month
equals 45 minutes a day
equals about 15 minutes of drive time
29 minutes and 55 seconds of channel time
and 5 seconds of profesionally trained spin time
How much of that time is spent on "Kill".
140 hours in 22 months of use
equals 6.36 hours a month
equals 45 minutes a day
equals about 15 minutes of drive time
29 minutes and 55 seconds of channel time
and 5 seconds of profesionally trained spin time
Can this be done in a v bottom or only in cats.
We bought our boat with 100 hours on it in 2002. I just turned 400 hours this last weekend. So that would be about 40 hours a year across 4 months = 10 hours per month. Not as much as I would have guessed!
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