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jssailem replied to the thread Need Help, Epoxy recommendations - Keel and Tabbing repair.It appears that in your signup description, you are sailing on Lake Arthur. I do not know where that is. If I assume that Lake Arthur is...
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jssailem reacted to mermike's post in the thread Need Help, Epoxy recommendations - Keel and Tabbing repair with
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Just cut a piece of dowel at an angle and you're good to go. Fill the corner with a mix of epoxy and filler. Smooth it with your dowel... -
I'll add my $0.02 cents and remind the OP that ABYC standards require positive engagement with the wire terminals on the outlet. This...
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Do you have a RCD breaker on the panel? If so, that is doing the job. Mark
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This thread is a good reminder that I don’t see ANY GFCI outlets in my boat. I’m going to replace the first in the chain (the aft cabin...
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As to your original question, since this is all a single 20a branch circuit it doesn’t matter if the distribution is a single long...
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CCrazy Dave Condon replied to the thread Hunter 212 Mast Step Replacement.The 212 is a plastic bost while the 22 is a fiberglass boat. Big difference!
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CCrazy Dave Condon replied to the thread H26 Mast not sitting flush.@ dinosound can you look on you mast or boom who the manufacturer is and advise. The mast step has a reference number forgot the mast...
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Captain Larry-DH reacted to colemj's post in the thread Kiwi skipper dies in winch accident with
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It is not. It may be your guiding principle, but it is not in general a guideline for everything, nor for everyone. I mean, if you are... -
CCrazy Dave Condon replied to the thread Water under cabin sole.I spoke with the poster. The boat was out of the water being covered for the winter. First I cautioned laying over the mast but I was...
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Ward H reacted to jssailem's post in the thread Converting Analog diesel engine instruments to digital with Like.
I understood maybe 50% of this and can figure out another 20% but that leaves me woefully ill equipped to implement. I admire the... -
I've got to agree with @jssailem on this one but I'll go one further and say that outlets are ALWAYS connected in parallel, never in...
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AC circuits are almost always wired in parallel. This allows the failure of one plug not to affect the rest of the plugs. If you have a...
