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More confirmation from Fisheries -

Haha. Good luck with that.

Okay, it seems legit. If you're fishing for food, go for it (subject to distancing rules etc) - (No catch and release fishermen though haha ) http://statements.qld.gov.au/Statement/2020/3/31/fishing-and-essential-boat-use-to-continue?fbclid=IwAR3ECCRIa340-geTqOI1fOzd7KVJM1TE9h328AKf5OaOMaH2lv4Cdqq1hso

Can't verify the veracity, but found this on fb, supposedly from the transport minister -

Ray, it's been a long time since we've seen a shed cleanup from you. Good luck with the sales.

"Don’t know what happened but the first time the text went walkabout and now it is all hyperlinked " Fixed it.

I have no words (except these).

No offense meant. I thought it was a big motor for the boat size, but I'm no expert. :) That's a decent amount of fibreglass to push around. Sorry, I thought in your original post you meant that 64 litres were left. (But I was in NRL mode when I read it haha) 1.2 l/m seems like pretty good economy to me. I didn't get as good as that out of a 40hp 2 stroke pushing a 4.2m tinny !

How many litres you refuel with will give you a more accurate measure of consumption. Do you have a GPS. If so, you can plot a track and measure your distance, then apply that to your consumption number to workout what your average usage is for that particular trip. After a while you will build up enough data to workout what you will need for a trip. I'm interested to know what a 200hp will use. It's not pushing a big boat so it might not be too bad.

Finally ! Haha. Good to see. Now the adventures begin.