Port Napoleon beside Port Saint Louis and the entrance to the Rhone (and Europe) is non-rolly, has plenty of facilities and relatively free of disagreeable insects in winter.
Surprised: am I the only one to have installed a 12V weekly timer switch on my fridge? Chinese, of course, works perfectly. Off at 21.00 and on at 08.00. My custom fridge
(handcrafted) runs at 2 or 3 ° in the Med: overnight rises to maybe 6°. But lots of bottles in it... this is important!
French manufacturer SEB do a range of sizes: choose the model without a handle for easy storage. I prefer the aluminium versions - the stainless seem to burn more with stews etc.
Moody CC 42 from 1978: looking for suggestions as to who might have supplied/manufactured the original deck hatches (they are leaking!).
Thanks for looking.
The underwater bit acts as a heat exchanger, in principle the water is cooler in (hot) summer and warmer in (cold) winter.
My steel boat is insulated down to 300 mm below the waterline.
Just been hit with both tanks contaminated. My brother lives/sails in Connecticut asks - diesel bug, wtf is that? Is this a weapon devised by the eco-warriors to limit CO2 emissions - or is he out of touch with similar problems with septic tanks...?
Just asking
I have one of these and some ancient documentation - maybe in French... but if you can't get English info PM me and I'll tell you what I've got. Mine dates from the eighties and I've stripped down the bottom drum (no problems upstairs)