Recent content by Paulg25

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    Remote operation of Eberspacher via mobile phone

    I think they only work on 2g or 3g so be careful which SIM you use. 2G/3G Switch Off | Mobile UK.
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    Using battery charger as a power supply

    Too many people with an opinion! I have qualifications in electronics and electrics and agree with you. My battery has been on charge for 3 years now!! Use for lighting and water pump.
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    Gov't Energy Support for Liveaboards

    That was also my interpretation. :(
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    Wide Beam Retirement

    As suggested join a widebeam Facebook group or two. You'll get all the answers you need there. :)
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    Wide Beam Retirement

    I have a widebeam GRP!!! Better keep my head down! 😂
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    Inverter

    The easiest way would be, as you suggest, to use a small inverter. Look at the ratings labels on your chargers and choose an inverter with a higher rating. Not sure about the vacuum cleaner, may be quite power hungry, again check it's ratings label.
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    Stix primer

    Exterior. Above the water line. Pretty appalling old paint work.
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    Stix primer

    Anyone used it on a grp boat? Any comments? Considering it as it can be applied in low temperatures. Very old boat and has been painted in the past.
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    Electric Boats

    Even though 42% of UK homes have no off street parking!!
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    Butane transfer to small bottle

    Only if the adapter doesn't fit properly!! :)
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    Butane transfer to small bottle

    It's the same ( all be it on a larger scale) as filling a cigarette lighter.
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    Hot boating topic

    Only one of them but it seems all over Europe. Migrant Crisis: Boat used to cross the Channel traced to shipyard near Rotterdam
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    Corded impact driver to shift seized screws

    I use a screwdriver, similar to the one pictured, and use an adjustable spanner on the hex part by the handle to turn it.
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    Move Over Studland: Here Comes the Thames

    First spotted in 2007.
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