Recent content by RobWales

Trial and error is best ploy, just don't deflate to the extent that the rims will damage the tyres....

Maybe too simple but is it not possible to simply deflate say 50% for manouvering only?

Have never met the man but JFM is a top bloke in my mind.... Some 12 yrs ago when I bought my Fairline Corniche (long sold on) through this forum JFM gave me various Fairline bits and pieces totally free of charge including the delivery! I'm more of a lurker here these days since moving to the...

Bayliner 288 (diesel option).

Does actually slam the wall starboard!

Best of luck whichever way you decide to go Alf, the boat may sell but as my turn to guru on the DD 6-71's I'll be glad that you can't sell your knowledge.

Keypart (Google them) should be able to help, have your engine serial number at hand when you call them.

Leeward 18

There will be a cost involved together with an inspection requirement to enable the safety certificate which all recreational Spanish registered vessels are required by law to have, renewable every 5 years. Regards cost to register I'm not sure but the local capitania office will know...

Where I live over here in Gran Canaria a good friend from the UK keeps both his Targa's.....yep he owns two here, well in fact he owns three but the other he keeps in Norway! Ones here are a 44 which is circa 15yrs old and a brand spanking new 32 which he brought over from the UK by sea a few...

Thanks for advice, I've been very lucky in picking up a card for my area from one of the locals. Hence thread closed, cheers.

Hi Guys, Non technophobe here seeking some advice as I'm finding conflicting answers online searching. This weekend I bought a used chartplotter (Furono) which uses the C- MAP max SD card which also has a micro card within it.... Printed on the SD it is for the southern Med and Agean sea area...

Looks like a (need to cover my arse here with owner) job to me!

Acetone, and it's kind to grp.

Pleased to update my earlier statement in this thread..... My monthly maintenance fee (circa 50€) here in Puerto de Mogan on Gran Canaria does cover all costs for ground tackle.