BlueSkyNick
Active member
The highest temperature forecast on Thursday is little above zero in most places. As this has been predicted for several days, I bought an electric greenhouse heater which has an adjustable thermostat down to 5degsC, which I put on board on Sunday.
As the owners of GlenRosa were also on board, I interrupted their marital bliss and mentioned the above. The skipper of that fine vessel reckoned that the heater would rarely operate as the temperature doesn't drop so low, because of all the 'warm' sea water around.
I'm not convinced as I previously recall seeing ice on residual water in the loo and a mug left in the sink.
Does anybody have an internal thermometer in the cabin, so knows how cold it gets during these cold spells?
As the owners of GlenRosa were also on board, I interrupted their marital bliss and mentioned the above. The skipper of that fine vessel reckoned that the heater would rarely operate as the temperature doesn't drop so low, because of all the 'warm' sea water around.
I'm not convinced as I previously recall seeing ice on residual water in the loo and a mug left in the sink.
Does anybody have an internal thermometer in the cabin, so knows how cold it gets during these cold spells?