How to cruise on $86.57 a day

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A boat owner describes attempting to take a two-week cruise along the coast of Connecticut and Rhode Island in a Carver 320 Voyager for a total budget of $1,000. He purchased fuel at 100-gal discounts and found seafood through local bait shops. Other ways to save on boating costs are described.

Description and travel, Yachts and yachting, Yachting, Yachts, Atlantic Coast (United States)

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The frugal cruiser

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Cruising may be made more economical by maintaining the gasoline engine's inboards and outboards at around 3000 to 3500 rpm and diesel engines at approximately 3/4 throttle. Single engines should also be preferred over two engines and the shortest distance should be taken to reach destinations.

River cruises

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Take a break: don't miss out on these tax deductions

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Boat owners are eligible for some deductions on 1994 tax returns. The IRS offers boatowners its largest tax break in the form of second-home deductions if the boat has a head and cooking and sleeping accommodations. Tax deductions for boats that are chartered are also discussed.

Analysis, Planning, Tax deductions

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