Think mine is still on the original mast at 52 years old with a Med and two Atlantics done in her years. Typical survey results mean no fully comp until the standing rigging replaced even though it’s only 11 years old. Limit is 10.
Ok, despite it being May it’s had a fair bit of use now but there are still teething troubles.
I’ve the lighting sorted now and thankfully I’ve got the SU pump on now so no wanting to jump overboard to save your ears. It works bl00dy great, decent heat and nice to have on at night to see the...
I operate out of a hugely commercial area and I’m afraid it does make you wonder what the point of the VHF ticket is, nobody really uses it. It’s more normal language, but so far I haven’t anyone crashing into each other, so all is well.
Certainly last time I was on the scene the pilots were...
I was using a 5m syringe and got a little squeezy bottle just recently but I do struggle a little bit with it. Takes me about 3 time to get it lit and away. It’s more getting the meths to stay lit long enough to put the cap back on the front.
Got it installed today and left the stove on for a good 3 hours. What a massive change!
I never even heard the pump in all that time.
Thanks for the guidance on that plum, it’s going to make it a nice play to get a warm through.
Yes mine does that, I’m thinking one of those stove fans driven by some black wizardry that sticks on top or some small 12v fans possibly like those from a computer to move air about.
You probably can’t install to your work laptop so try this one
PuTTY Portable (telnet and SSH client) | PortableApps.com
Even then it might be protected by whitelisting.
Got a tablet or smart phone?
Done a far bit of reading up now. Ordered a new 214 with solid state and the bits to convert my piping to connect to it. Hopefully that will be an end to the racket.