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On the other hand, you're right, not only are the main engines that consume fuel, we must take into account all other consumers of fuel in the boat. So I think that neither yours nor my data can answer this question. Finding a yacht consumption, and therefore its autonomy, is quite complicated.
It's not that I try to help but not answering the question. Jim; forgot to mention there's been a Sunseeker 94 docked here in Vancouver for years. I know it had very very rarely been away from the dock up to I walked and biked past it almost every day. Oh and the tankage on the 84 was or so..
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Search Advanced Search. All current outboard, sterndrive and inboard gasoline engines are designed to operate safely on fuel with no more than 10 percent ethanol known as E10 , and under no circumstance should fuel with more than 10 percent ethanol such as E15 or E85 be used in a marine engine.
Its use will void the warranty. The fuel system components of the boat and engine are not designed to tolerate the corrosive effects of an ethanol blend higher than 10 percent.
There are also many older marine engines on the water, especially in freshwater areas, that were manufactured before any amount of ethanol was common in motor fuel and are thus often incompatible with ethanol fuels unless the system is updated. Pay attention to the fuel pump labels.
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