Andiamo - Let's Go!
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petem
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Does anyone know how the shower sump tray and bilge pump are secured to the hull?
Bigplumbs
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If you have a smart tv you don't need a stick. The sticks you mention sort of turn ordinary TV's into smart TV's. If you get a smart TV all the apps (That are on the sticks) will be in the TV and all you then need is a wifi signal. Either from a marina wifi or the various other methods discussed on this forum.
On the TV Power use. In my Caravan I have a single 80 amp hour leisure battery and that will just about last a weekend away of general use on lights and TV etc in the summer. This should help as a guide.
Provided your house batteries are separate from you starter battery for the engines you cannot go far wrong. I would do some tests first to see how you get on as extra batteries are heavy and we all know how we tend to keep adding weight. If you don't need it why carry it I say
Hope this helps
Dennis
On the TV Power use. In my Caravan I have a single 80 amp hour leisure battery and that will just about last a weekend away of general use on lights and TV etc in the summer. This should help as a guide.
Provided your house batteries are separate from you starter battery for the engines you cannot go far wrong. I would do some tests first to see how you get on as extra batteries are heavy and we all know how we tend to keep adding weight. If you don't need it why carry it I say
Hope this helps
Dennis
Whitelighter
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Or you get a cute stick with exodus and watch whatever you like
Prima
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You're better off with a Firestick or Kodi box, I bought a 55 inch LG assuming just as you say, but the operating system it uses to be 'SMART' leaves a lot to be desired and not able to run so many apps
I decided to use my Kodi box for everything, which is also much easier to install new apps and update.
stelican
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They are held down by self tappers,Do not remove whilst afloat
jfm
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Does anyone know how the shower sump tray and bilge pump are secured to the hull?
Crikey this is deep gardener question time.
Fairline default method is a piece of plastic plywood 4200 glued to the hull. Then use self tapers into the pp.
Bigplumbs
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petem
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jimmy_the_builder
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Why don't you just go and have a look at it?
rafiki_
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petem
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Because it's 100 miles away!
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Deleted User YDKXO
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Be strong. We havent got on to scatter cushions yet
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When I was in Croatia they insisted on seeing the insurance document as well as the registration papers. In fact I was refused a vignette when I couldnt produce the insurance certificate (because I'd only just bought the boat)
jimmy_the_builder
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FFS Pete you've spent two years buying this boat, now you've finally got the thing you even can't be bothered to drive for a couple of hours to have a look at it?
vas
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says the man who once (IIRC) took the plane down to the med, went for a quick dip in the med (documented with pics!) and was back again in the next plane (or something like that...)
Pete, it's w/e you're meant to be there checking, moving things about, unscrewing things, taking pics then bombard the forum with Qs for the working week before you go back to the boat next w/e to do some more of the same
cheers
V.
stelican
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Plastic plywood<What ever next Fibreboard hulls!
petem
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says the man who once (IIRC) took the plane down to the med, went for a quick dip in the med (documented with pics!) and was back again in the next plane (or something like that...)
Pete, it's w/e you're meant to be there checking, moving things about, unscrewing things, taking pics then bombard the forum with Qs for the working week before you go back to the boat next w/e to do some more of the same
cheers
V.
Thing is, it's currently ashore having its outdrives serviced so not a lot of fun. We were down there last weekend in the pouring rain (and mud) and the forecast for this weekend was much of the same so decided to veto the two four hour round trip.
Have no fear, as soon as it's back in the water (next weekend I hope) I'll be back down there and might even take it out one day! No doubt returning with a load more stupid questions!
Whitelighter
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Petes just waiting for the lads trip to cowes.
He's going to get us there and unless we fix stuff he won't take us back.
He's going to get us there and unless we fix stuff he won't take us back.
petem
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Yep on the way back, a couple of you can make a start on removing the old teak, the others can start dismantling the galley so that my dodgy panel can be removed!
