Future dive boat?
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TracyKent
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Talk about a giant stride!
1_T_Submariner
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That is really cool. Kind of funny looking but cool.
It looks like a giant daddy longlegs on ski's. 
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Hoosier
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It has more cool features.
luxury cabin for two
simple cruising accommodations for up to six passengers
twelve passenger transport
scuba diving platform
lab for collection and on site analysis of specimen
oceanographic equipment deployer
emergency response unit
surveillance station
A full size WAM-V has ocean crossing capabilities with a range of up to 5,000 miles with 2,000 gals. 2.5 mile/gallon
luxury cabin for two
simple cruising accommodations for up to six passengers
twelve passenger transport
scuba diving platform
lab for collection and on site analysis of specimen
oceanographic equipment deployer
emergency response unit
surveillance station
A full size WAM-V has ocean crossing capabilities with a range of up to 5,000 miles with 2,000 gals. 2.5 mile/gallon
coreypenrose
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Hoosier:2.5 mile/gallon
Pretty good for a boat that size.
Yeah, at 20 knots my dad's 18 foot cat gets like, 1.1mpg? It might even be less than 1mpg. At 3 knots, he gets 4 mpg.
I'm pretty certain of that. Boats are relatively ineffecient, the drag on them is tremendous.
I'm pretty certain of that. Boats are relatively ineffecient, the drag on them is tremendous.
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