Yes, Next Phase is sold and now cruising with her new owners, Lorna and Dave, around Moreton Bay before heading south to Coffs Harbour.
We have a lot of wonderful memories of our trips with Next Phase but we are now looking forward to getting our new boat in May - a Seawind 1160. We hope to spend more time on her as we venture further afield.
So the blog will be silent for a while as we await the new cat and ponder the hardest question of all - what to call her!
Monday, 13 December 2010
Trip Statistics
Some figures to ponder.........
Total days away - 126 days (18 weeks)
Total miles travelled - 2431 nm
Days on the move - 85 days
Time on the move - 413 hrs
Sailing time - 52% (more like 70% if you take out the time to get into and out of anchorages)
Motor hours - 185hrs (port), 190hrs (starboard)
Fuel consumption - 1.9 litres per engine per hour
Average speed - 5.9 kn (this includes time dropping and raising the anchor)
Best sailing average - 8.2 kn from Mackay to Scawfell for 3 hours and 8.0 kn from Bundaberg to Pancake Creek under spinnaker for over 7 hours
Max Speed - 18.2 kn on the GPS
Max wind we sailed in - 34 kn
Nights in marinas - 25 nights
Gas refills - 6 (3 weeks per 4 kg bottle for cooking and hot water)
Total days away - 126 days (18 weeks)
Total miles travelled - 2431 nm
Days on the move - 85 days
Time on the move - 413 hrs
Sailing time - 52% (more like 70% if you take out the time to get into and out of anchorages)
Motor hours - 185hrs (port), 190hrs (starboard)
Fuel consumption - 1.9 litres per engine per hour
Average speed - 5.9 kn (this includes time dropping and raising the anchor)
Best sailing average - 8.2 kn from Mackay to Scawfell for 3 hours and 8.0 kn from Bundaberg to Pancake Creek under spinnaker for over 7 hours
Max Speed - 18.2 kn on the GPS
Max wind we sailed in - 34 kn
Nights in marinas - 25 nights
Gas refills - 6 (3 weeks per 4 kg bottle for cooking and hot water)
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