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Thanks Tony. I’ve cut some 30mm strips of 9mm birch ply that bends pretty easily. I’ll give it a go. 👍

Good afternoon. I’ve been looking to find out where I can get hold of some sort of fittings that I can use to insert a strip of ply that I can bend to support the cover on my semi trad. I’ve got a couple of props at the moment and it’s not an ideal solution. Thanks in advance.

That’s what I did. I’ve got a cocooned beta. You can barely hear anything at all. My reason being, a nice vintage engine needs to sound nice but a 4 cylinder modern engine, well I don’t want to hear that at all.

I was advised against this type of stern gland. They are good in deep clean water but on the canal system there is too much silt and other debris that can make them fail prematurely. You pays yer money etc etc etc.

She is highly asthmatic, has had pneumonia a few times and is getting over a bout of pleurisy. Any dust from coal or ash sends her into one. I would prefer not to have a stove of any kind.

Good afternoon. Can anyone give me some advice on a central heating system. My other half is asthmatic and suffers when the squirrel stove is on. Would a wabasto or eberspacher with the right amount of radiators be enough to keep her warm, or would I have to try something else. I don’t particularly want a diesel stove. It’s a 62’ new build so it’s well insulated. Thanks.

I used Ed on my new build. He did a brilliant job. Can’t recommend him enough.

Exactly this. Glue starvation. Although I think there are better adhesives. Each to their own.

It’s a Blue Sea dedicated shoreline switch, so I expect it to be suitable. I was more concerned where in the system the isolation transformer should be be. Thanks.

Yes. 24-5,000-120 Victron

I have shoreline inlets fore and aft on my new build. What is the correct way to wire them in. I have an off, 1, 2 selector switch and an isolation transformer. Thanks in advance

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I’ll try that when I have some way to see when it’s half full. 😉 There’s already one there.

Ideally yes. If it’s a bit shorter it wouldn’t matter I suppose. I could get one that’s 900mm long, then it would start to monitor the top half of the tank.