How long will it likely take me to cross the Pacific ocean in a small motorless sailboat?

If I depart from the Oregon coast late this month, how long will it take for me to cross the Pacific?

I plan to use the California and Southern Equatorial currents, eventually making landfall in New Guinea or the Philippines (if everything goes as I expect). My sailboat is quite modest, but I'll have plenty of supplies and I'll be in no hurry.

So, how long might this journey take? How much variation might there be?

Also, how much difference will the time of year make? Would there be a more optimal time of year to do this?

Thanks very much!
Princess, thanks for the answer.

I think wind speed and similar factors will indeed affect my trip, which is why I posted this in the "weather" section.

The weather at this particular time of year is probably the biggest factor that will influence the time it will take to cross.

woah. i was kinda expecting that this would be a physics question. haha. like the wind speed and air drag problems... haha.

well i dont know. im not into sailing. haha. im sorry bout that.

hey, isnt it dangerous to sail these dayS? you're planning to land in the philippines? hmm...

im from the philippines. it's rainy season already. typhoons come and go. 2 or 3 weeks ago a passenger ship capsized and sank and about 800 peepz died. wooh.

oh well. im not really into sailing. again, sorry for not being able to answer your question.

4-8 months but you will be stuck by strong storms and tropical storms. you might get sunk!