Gas mileage
Hello everyone, happy to join the experts. I am in the process of purchasing a 1999 Tioga 31 footer with 450 10 valve engine and I'm concerned about the gas mileage. Greatly appreciate feedback. Than...
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Hank85713 wrote:
weight is a major player to get it into motion, or when there is a change of plane. but once it is in motion it is easier to keep in motion. Now wind resistance is something that is a constant and can be increased while in motion due to increased wind flow across the surface either from speed or from natural causes. In an airplane there are the forces of weight, drag, and they play greatly on an aircraft and its performance.
Agreed, however we are not driving airplanes here. we are driving Motorhomes that go up and down hills, around for corners , accelerate and decelerate constantly., that's reality, ..not apples to apples in any discussion ...Two totally different animals and principals. I'm done on this subject....carry on .
