Knots or MPH?

[krush]

Some people are afraid of getting hitched

More men should be afraid.

[Boatsb]

More men should be afraid.

Once is enough. I dont think I'd do it again.

[saltshaker]

More men should be afraid.

You just need to choose carefully and do a comprehensive sea trial and survey!

[tom5518]

You just need to choose carefully and do a comprehensive sea trial and survey!

If that is the case, I might as well change my screen name to Milacr..............uh, never mind

[Bob Bradley]

Furlongs per fortnight.

[thoward]

I use knots with the big boat and MPH with the little boats.

[capttonyf]

What are all of you talking about, MPH, KT, KNT. What does that mean anyway, you look like a bunch of High school girls in a texting contest.

I personally use "Country Mile" and turn left at Old Edger's Barn. If that doesn't work I use Knots in real life, and would speak only in Mile per Hour if I was going to sell it. To a new buyer 23 MPH sounds Faster than 20 Knots.

Tony

[bobk]

How about the guy who describes his speed in knots/hour. Oops, that's acceleration

Bobk

[drburke]

It does depend upon your audience a little bit.

Remember Hatteras themselves provided performance in MPH during the sixties for most of the smaller performance boats (check the brochure section) since they were introducing new owners.

DAN

[krush]

You just need to choose carefully and do a comprehensive sea trial and survey!

And get good hull insurance with agreed upon replacement with a newer model!