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A couple of things in its favour - cheap and non destructive. You can also add can be done in situ and if it doesn't work the other...

I owe that one to my ex UK Wife .... Boat had a transducer tube but it had a leak ,,, so the castor was a mess around it ... dried and...

I've not heard of that one, I will keep it in mind 👍

Great if you're marina based and lift out for winter, but not if you're on a river and stay in all year with only a couple of hours out...

For me, Yes to both. I have 3x110ah house battery and 2x80w solar. Which is enough to see me across Biscay or sit at anchor for several...

Harpic does the job, about £1 from Superbuy. Wear rubber gloves, apply using a cloth, you will think nothing is happening, but look back...

Also 'don't feed the trols'

Isn't there an old adage 'Those that can't do, teach' 😁 PS for the rest of the readers, I know you are competent.

141 (now 142) posts on a thread that the OP deleted the text from, is this a record? I wonder if the OP is following it.

That wouldn't happen with a resistive load like a motor. When the volts drop it's the amps that drop with it, resulting in a reduction...

It looks like a brass collar in the aluminium heat exchanger, it doesn't look as if it's pressurised so you just need to seal the leak...

It would take a determined effort to fall overboard accidentally.

So we are back to Ohms Law!

I did wonder if you were going down the P=VI route Yes, to maintain the level of power supplied if the voltage drops the current will...

That doesn't sound right to me, as Ohms Law says, the current drawn is governed by the Voltage divided by the load Impedance, as the...