Recent content by fdmarsden

No, it has an IBM 'Car Adapter' part number 66G9984 12v input, output 20-10V 2.00-2.20A (It also has p/n 66G9987 on it)

I have an IBM 570e, about £150-200 on ebay, draws about 1.2a @12v rising to about 2.5a when disc activity takes place. using XP.

Airex--supplied by Impag http://www.impag.co.uk/

Sent you a PM with a good contact

North sails have a good (free) CD showing how to rig and use a snuffer.

Re: Life of Saildrive Diaphragm I had to remove my Nanni Saildrive, due to gear engagement problems caused by fitting the wrong type of single lever control. Went round LIBS, (two years ago) checking out the five year/seven years life stories. Results:- Volvo 'we said five years when they...

1/ Neptune Navigation Pocket Planner 2/ Navstation 3/ C-eMap

J B Weld. I bought some from a riverboat/outboard dealer in Abingdon; he had used it, successfully, to repair a cracked outboard crankcase.

I have a fixed keel Superseal 26. Meets all your requirements. Of the 100+ Superseal 26 made about ten had fiixed keels 4' 6" or 5' 3" draft.

Have you tried Selva UK in Poole? http://www.selvamarine.co.uk/

http://www.weather-file.com/hurst/ gives rather less than that a Hurst point today

Which sea cock? I have a Superseal 26 with three through hull sea cocks, two for the heads and one for the galley drain, non of these are gate valves.

I would disagree with a track being OTT. You reef to depower the sail, by reducing area and by flattening. Getting it flat requires the luff, and more importantly the leech, to be pulled down into the right position and tension. The chances of fixed blocks being in the right place for your...

I'm with GJW as well. They cover singlehanded in daylight for me; when I asked about night time they said 'contact us first' which I take to mean that they will give cover, maybe with a location/duration limitation, or perhaps with an additional fee.

Re:Easy, but impossible Put position on chart. Draw line of wind direction. Pick any point on that line read lat long put in as next waypoint. Easy Impossible because method needs a chart and pencil, which all disapeared at the end of the 20th century.