Recent content by Nauti Fox

It's Harvey 38, he's resident there...

This was sitting on the hard anyone know anything about it, perhaps Harvey?

Yes, all tickets boo and while you can't really say it's purring along, it shouts at 3000rpm without the sound deadening covers, but now continues to make noise.

I thought I'd give it a try as it's probably over twenty years old and hoped it would be a gentle way of cleaning it.

Have a look at the Oukitel RT1 over on Amazon, I know several people on here use one and I have for about a year now. It has really good battery life and the screen is as good as most, also it's IP68

It's a Mitsubishi L3, basically a sound engine but getting on in years and wasn't used much by the previous owner. I'm a realist and as long as it doesn't do anything horrendous to itself I'll do my best to keep it running.

I bullied it into life a while ago after it suffered a cooling issue, then a few months later it ceased to function again, now got it running again (sticking stop solenoid). Don't think I'll put the casing on for a while in case it ceases to function... again.

No need to get nasty.... 😄 Still involved with Motorsport, it's like hotel California.... Sounds like you're like Mr Meriweather in Little Big Man. Jack Crabbe: Meriweather was one of the smartest men I ever knowed, but he tended to lose parts of himself.

Glad to hear you're feeling a little better, my better half has had a drain in her gallbladder since October, waiting to have the operation to have the gallbladder removed....

Hi Nicho, sorry to hear of your troubles, here's our elderly Sedan 45 (91). Get well soon.

If you do go down that route make sure your set has that application.

I actually moved the working 240 speaker up onto the Flybridge so I had two working radios up there and can listen to various channels simultaneously. I can hear the lower helm radio from the handset at low speeds ( which I would be doing if helming from there) backed up with a handheld radio...

Working speakers are very hard to find and nobody repairs them, I had the same arrangement as you, one inside and one on the flybridge. The easiest way by far is to fit a stand alone radio, I went for a Standard Horizon GX1400 GPSE, it has the benefit of a built in GPS, nmea output and cables...