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wonkywinch posted the thread Home Office Future Border & Immigration Systems - sPCR Engagement Event in Yachting Monthly's Scuttlebutt.Dear WonkyWinch The Home Office is developing a border and immigration system which is digital by default. Our transformation is... -
I always found the best way of enjoying Salcombe was just to pretend to myself that I was in a foreign country. Some of the most...
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wonkywinch replied to the thread Jet Ski's at Sheerness.Currently touring the West Country. By far the worst experience was a night in Salcombe on Sunday. We were on the inside of the visitors...
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wonkywinch replied to the thread Cost of moving a boat in the UK - how much !!.38 foot WPB from Windermere to Hamble, £2,500 in 2023 exc lift and launch.
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wonkywinch replied to the thread ePropulsion Spirit Battery Charge Level Indicator.With the battery at approx 50% charge, the connectors don't present a meaningful voltage, the two pin charge connector reads zero and...
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wonkywinch posted the thread ePropulsion Spirit Battery Charge Level Indicator in Practical Boat Owner's Reader to Reader.Since I know Ian posts here and has input to future designs, please could we have a battery charge level indicator on the battery...
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wonkywinch reacted to Twyfordbridge's post in the thread Tracing hit and run for boat insurance. with
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Last week I posted on the YBW Practical Boat Owner forum asking about help relating to AIS in the hope of finding the boat which damaged... -
wonkywinch replied to the thread Split charging system.Deadly as in neat/cool or potentially fatal? ;)
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wonkywinch replied to the thread Nav' Lights Angles.
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What make of prop is it? Most have fairly thick flat blades and some are stainless rather than yellow metal. I think you might struggle...
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wonkywinch replied to the thread First Time Channel Passage Tips.Me too. Which is why I fitted a rope cutter and joined Sea Start. The 5m contours in the Solent are infested with them, especially...
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wonkywinch replied to the thread How many of us actually have MOB or locator beacons?.Australia rules state the horseshoe buoy must be secured to the boat (according to the charter company when I asked if I could undo it...
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Never knew the reason for the toggle, always assumed it was for attaching to a loop in the flag halyard - learn something new every day!
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In the past the toggle on a flag was always at the top to prevent the flag getting pulled in to the block. More recently I have come...
