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  1. Thanks :-) We've now found out what the noise was, it was the uxter? plate area of the weed hatch and is all sorted now. thanks for the replies
  2. Hello, We have a noise comming from the engine compartment, it only occurs when under load and only at approx 1300rpm, it has only appeared after our first 50hr service (Beta 43) . It has been suggested that there maybe something around the prop causing the noise, prop and shaft checked all clear. I was hoping to be able to load an mp4 clip I have with the sound but cannot. The sound was not present before the service, but on the first outing the day after service was immediately audible. It sounds like a vibrating/knocking noise. Thanks in advance
  3. Belling do an LPG gas single cavity oven with FSD http://www.belling.co.uk/products/cooking/built-in-ovens/xou60lpg/ But not seen any with a hob above, you could look into a separate hob if the fitting allowed.
  4. I think the new regs are either comming or could be in where the flue needs to be twin wall, you might like to check that first.
  5. Hello We ended up getting switches (2way as well) and sockets from here https://www.electricalcounter.co.uk/products/Switches+&+Sockets also useful for USB connections.
  6. Yep, we know the bit about the red, but we have a bit of red for coach lines and the top rail areas, the rest is cream and blue, and we are using Awlgrip/Awlcraft paints. Thank you
  7. Thank you Ray I'm not expecting to prevent every scratch, I'm more interested in keeping the quality and depth of the colours, with the help of either lacquer/polish/wax or a combination, it sounds like the lacquered top coat is working for you :-)
  8. Hello a paint question for you all please, we are in process with a new build, the paintwork is just being applied. Has anyone here had any paint protection applied after the top coat, either as a clear varnish or along the lines as used on cars. Mainly to help protect colour and help prevent deterioration from the elements etc. I'd be interested to here your experience and if you though it is worth the cost. Thank you.
  9. Thank you for your replies, looks like we'll be trying it more without radiator, and see how we go. :-)
  10. Hello we have a calorifier in the back cupboard, above this is space for coats etc, we ideally want a radiator in the bottom part but space is limited due to the calorifier. We have a webasto heater and are wondering if it is possible to use the header tank to act as a radiator instead of fitting one in this space?
  11. Thank you Old Goat and dor. We thought we might need something additional, I'm guessing without another form of heating the cupboard would not get warm at all.
  12. Is there any/enough warmth from a vertical calorifier installed in the back cabin of a boat to a.) keep some warmth within the locker and b.) if so is it useful enough warmth for drying off wet weather gear? Or are they so well insulated nowadays that you wouldn't notice? Thank you
  13. We have gone with Bluewater for our narrow boat build. We have visited the boatyard (and others) on several occasions during open days and alike, looked at the build quality over a number of years and compared joinery etc. with other builders, have been impressed with the workmanship at all stages of build. We also read the negative stories within this forum and decided not to make a decision based on that alone, but to take them in context with what we had seen and been told by other owners. Take the opportunity to speak to customers that have had boats built by your shortlist builders, we did and found that was a great way to find out unbiased opinions, our experience so far is very positive. My advice is to know what you want and research as much as possible, so you know a little of what you will be talking about if you don't already, this forum has a great source of material for that. Good luck with your project
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