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Flyboy

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  10. I think you meant "Sailing". "Sailing By" is a Ronald Binge classic which some of our older members will remember as the theme music for the late night BBC shipping forecast. A beautiful piece of of music that makes me picture a sailing tall ship. An excellent piece to play loudly through Harecastle or Standedge tunnels.
  11. Yes that's the correct way to wrap the tape. I can see no reason how it can get in the pump if done in this way.
  12. I fitted a Facet Posiflow pump to my Barrus Shire 45 engine and fitted the threaded fittings using PTFE thread tape. Never had the slightest leak after 6 years.
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  16. I'd go for Hexagrip board as 1st choice and Buffalo board as 2nd choice. Hexagrip is better quality imo.
  17. I put a windlass handle through the pin eye up to the 90 degree bend. Holding the two bits forming a "V", twist and pull and the pin will easily come out. The twisting of the pin is the key to releasing from the ground. Works for me every time.
  18. I don't think St Elmo's floats about, the ball stuff is something to do with plasma I'm told.
  19. I've seen ball lightning over a house and the ball went slowly down the chimney pot, no bang and the house didn't seem to suffer any damage. A friend of mine who was a senior BA training captain told me once that he had ball lightning appear in the cockpit whilst flying. The plasma ball floated around for about 15 seconds then disappeared, no damage was caused.
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  23. Hi Winegumm, the output shafts are the same for all ratios. Part no.MT 8089. The input shafts are different. https://www.prm-newage.com/media/File/PRM120.pdf
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  25. This is a common problem with VDO tachometers that most boats will have. It's caused by the connection of the ribbon cable where it is bonded to the LCD display. Damp around this connection is a major factor. You can sometimes get it working by heating with a hair drier. The hours will still be recorded even when the hours display is playing up so it will display correctly if it decides to work after drying out. This repair might be applicable. Repair of Yanmar Tach updated.pdf If you don't fancy repairing your hours counter you could get one of these. Remotely mount it inside the boat and power it from one of the panel illumination lights. https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/counters/8966970
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