Oooh - ouch!! And to think that I also bought an extra 25 litres as a reserve . . .
Methinks I need to find another garage, selling red from a forecourt pump @ £0.70/ltr. Apart from the question of the derv, I was quite happy using Willowtree as a temporary, and secure, mooring though - they ran the engine daily for me (in order to keep the batteries topped up and the freezer running - especially as we had to leave her in the middle of that heatwave!) - though next time I do that sort of thing I'm going to have to make sure I can get a berth with shore supply available. Cheers, Trevor nb opwentokbutwalkingwithastick-andstilltwomoretwocome Kensal Green On 09/06/2010 15:59, [email protected] wrote: > Hi Trevor > My "rule of thumb" calculator, which is usually fairly accurate, > indicates that the domestic rate of the fuel you purchased was actually > around 87p / litre. Ouch. > > I use domestic rate +43p for propulsion rate, so I work it out as (at > 71p) 96.53x80%=77.2 litres at 71p =£53.25 > > 96.53x20%=19.3 litres at (71+43) =£22 > > > A total of £75.25 give or take the odd 20p > Geoff > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
