Fuel prices April 28, 2016
Diesel prices seem to be falling if GasBuddy maps are accurate. I am liking the $1.59 in the Carolina's ... colour me happy.
I was paying $1.89 to $2.15 on the way down ... using the gas buddy app could easily save $0.10 to $0.20 per gallon ... and for 100 gallons, that adds up !
Click the maps below for static images of the app Diesel prices for April 28, 2016 according to GasBuddy.
The Scooter on the other hand .... I have filled it about 3 times for a total of $12.00 ... and have run about 700 miles on it. So I like the economics. In fact, I prepaid $2.00 of gas (a gallon or so) and used High Test to use more money. lol
Cheers
sd
Travels and musings of a Canadian, Stephen H. Dimond,
Showing posts with label fuel consumption. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fuel consumption. Show all posts
Thursday, 28 April 2016
Sunday, 28 July 2013
Our Journey East - Gas Mileage to date - 1999 Tiffin Allegro Bus - V10 with Banks Power System
For the curious ... which includes me, here are the fuel consumption figures to date for the motorhome... (Click image to enlarge).
With the 7.5 kw generator running (provides 120 V circuit to motorhome while running on highway ... including running A/C rooftop unit.), the gas consumption appeared to be down about 1 mile per gallon. or roughly 10%. However, with the hot days, there were some good hill climbs where the moho was down to 2nd gear and running at 35-40 mph at 3500 rpm.
Through Wyoming and Nebraska, the lands are flatter and the weather was cooler ... dash A/C was all that was needed, so no generator running. So far, looks like about 8 miles per USGallon or over 9.5 miles per Imperial Gallon, or 29 litres per 100 km when not loaded by hills or extra generator.
For reference, my Chevrolet 2500 crew cab pickup used over 30 litres/100 km when pulling a 30 foot trailer (through the 'hills' of B.C.)
Pretty much as expected insofar as gas consumption is required.
Cheers
Steve D.
With the 7.5 kw generator running (provides 120 V circuit to motorhome while running on highway ... including running A/C rooftop unit.), the gas consumption appeared to be down about 1 mile per gallon. or roughly 10%. However, with the hot days, there were some good hill climbs where the moho was down to 2nd gear and running at 35-40 mph at 3500 rpm.
Through Wyoming and Nebraska, the lands are flatter and the weather was cooler ... dash A/C was all that was needed, so no generator running. So far, looks like about 8 miles per USGallon or over 9.5 miles per Imperial Gallon, or 29 litres per 100 km when not loaded by hills or extra generator.
For reference, my Chevrolet 2500 crew cab pickup used over 30 litres/100 km when pulling a 30 foot trailer (through the 'hills' of B.C.)
Pretty much as expected insofar as gas consumption is required.
Cheers
Steve D.
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