PaulRainbow

One of the most useful tools I've ever bought for the boat.

It would need to be degassed before brazing, then evacuated and recharged, not easy to do without the tools, if you try and do this...

What do people intend to do with all the plumbing coming off (and back into) their existing engine ?

I wish I'd known about that when I was doing mine!

I have two key fobs with 4 buttons on them. A) first two lights inside the saloon, B) cockpit lights, C) radar arch lights. Great for...

Why assume a 10a breaker, the OP states 2 switches, no mention at all of breakers ? With no mention of breakers or fuses, i would put a...

Yes, to all of that (I have exactly that crimper). If the original cables running back to the solenoid are OK (i.e. not corroded) I...

It's been Apple's philosophy from the dawn of time to make you believe that cross-platform incompatibility was the same as exclusivity...

As already said, there is no standard, but providing you use wiring of an adequate size and add a fuse before each switch, it'll be safe.

That'll be a negative and two positives, one for up, one for down. You could crimp terminals on the ends of the tails and on a length...

Paul recommended this remote to me, it's been installed for a year or so and works well. Thanks, Paul!

You connect the up wire to the same place as the foot switch, the down wire is obviously redundant.

Do you mean that the heating coil takes a lot of volume up within the tank and so reduces the volume of the tank? If so, I don’t think...

Calorifiers come either horizontal or vertical, your choice. Mine is 25 litres, horizontal, with an 850 watt heating element. Came fully...

Rather than getting a custom tank made, would it be more economical to fit a calorifier of the size you need, and just not connect the...