Good morning,  I'm far from an expert on this, but I too own a 46', 1984 
Uniflite.  As far as I can tell....and this is an estimate.   1900 rpm is a 
good speed which gives you about 1 gallon per engine per mile.  Probably not 
exact, but easy numbers to work with.  The information on my boat indicates 
two, 50 gal tanks in  engine space and 400 gallons under the bed in the 
captains quarters.  
 
As far as I can tell there are cross feed valves between tanks.  Mine appear to 
be open.  Like I said I'm no expert so if someone has better information........
 
Good luck   frank
 

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 From: Doug <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] 
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2012 1:26 PM
Subject: [UnifliteWorld] DDA 6-71 fuel efficiency
  

I just purchased an '84 46' Uniflite w/ twin 410hp DDA 6-71 diesels. I'm trying 
to get a feel for what I might expect with respect to fuel efficiency. Hence, 
if anyone with comparable engines could respond with the following info, I'd be 
very grateful:

1. Your engine's "sweet spot" in terms of engine RPM and related speed. IOW, at 
what RPM/speed do you get the best fuel efficiency?
2. What is your average fuel consumption in gph at this ideal RPM/speed?
3. If not the same as #1, what RPM/speed do you generally cruise?
4. What is your fuel efficiency at that RPM/speed?

For each engine, I'm told this vessel has a 68 gal. tank forward and a 182 gal 
tank aft. Do I need to switch between these tanks or is that done 
automatically? How?

Thanks for any and all responses.

Doug
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