Fuel Flow Meter

[NeilB]

I’m afraid not, you can downgrade a higher version to a lower one if required for engine replacement but not the other way.

What boat is it by the way? 

[Paul]

It's a Sessa 42 Oyster, currently residing in Falmouth, though that was about to change. 

I keep checking my ticket to see if my numbers have come up, sadly not. I should love to buy her outright and induct her to the Brundall Navy but sadly that's unlikely. There is a suggestion that one of our members is considering making a bid but he would want to move her back to the Med where she originally came from.

[NeilB]

This is only a rough guide and it may vary slightly depending on the boat, loading, conditions etc.  

1500rpm = 7.8 lph

2000rpm = 15.2 lph

2500rpm = 26.2 lph

3000rpm = 21.6 lph

3500rpm = 64.1 lph

There's also a graph on the attached PDF.  I'll see if I have any info on the Sessa 42 itself tomorrow.

D6-310_DP.pdf

[NeilB]

Sorry Paul, couldn't find any sea trial reports on a Sessa 42 so the above is the best I can find.  One of the databases was closed a while ago so we lost some of the older reports.