McTimson -
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Originally Posted by McTimson
Where do you get your elevation change from, a GPS unit?
Those are some pretty good numbers. It's cool to think that you can go 38 miles with .7 gallons of gas - I mean, think of how far the average person could go with .7 gallons of gas, maybe like 20 miles or so.
I've been having to drive pretty long (100-120 mile) trips down route 17 in NY for the last week, so I've been learning the route more. At first, I was getting about ~44MPG, and then I had to rush back one day, so it was only 41-42, but the last trip, I got 47 going down and back up, so I'm pretty happy with that.
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Yeah, I did a GPS check when I first did the run. Hrmmmm, now that I think of it, the 210 feet is for my other home to work route. I'll bet this route is more than 210 feet. I will have to double-check that number on Friday.
This is my "milk run" MPG, the route that makes up for all my other city-putzing MPG and bad-traffic MPG.
CarloSW2