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1) Yes. 2) Yes if new owner is UK resident. I.e. it is not a TA (temporary admission).

His graph shows the efficiency of using hydrogen to power an electric vehicle via a fuel cell (i.e. a FCV, such as Toyota Mirai) which...

Yes. That's exactly what we do/did on multiple charters in the S/N Ionian. Going peak season just like you. Go into towns for lunch...

If they are already legally in the UK then this is perfectly correct. This was always the case with boats. Once legally placed onto the...

That SI ammended the RCR removing the requirements for UKCA marking. It didn't amend the requirements for CE marking using the RCD 2013.

Are you again alleging I work in the industry. Time to show your proof - you won’t find any because I don’t. Why do you keep quoting...

It is worse than that. An imported boat has to comply to the most recent regulations. Not just have a certificate to say it once...

The UK Recreational Craft Regulations 2017, state that a CE mark has to be in accordance with the most recent RCD (2013)

RYA? They might - but as Tranona said way back in this thread - the VAT and potential compliance issues make EU imports a very narrow...

Tahiti is a nice landfall..... :cool:

I'm thinking about buying and privately importing a train that's for sale in Latvia for personal use (big boys, big toys; a proper train...

It’s all a very sorry tale of mismanagement (called out on here many times btw) but you can at least amuse yourself at their boat show...

Oddly, in a vintage keelboat the ‘death roll’ is fast. As long as you don’t actually ship water of course. Hideously uncomfortable...