Marine electrician: East Coast recommendation

[Koeketiene]

Jobs completed today (in about an hour):

1. Traced & fixed chartplotter wiring fault
2. Traced and fixed electric bilge pump wiring fault (and we've been trying to sort that particular one for over 2 years )
3. Fitted new battery monitor
4. Rewired and replaced faulty lighting in forward head

Hiding, underneath the hair, youngest offspring

Our most reluctant crewmember, but one hell of a chief engineer
All those hours of DT (Design & Technology) at school are starting to pay dividends.

Young people these days... very pleased to have them around.

 

[sailorman]

Jobs completed today (in about an hour):

1. Traced & fixed chartplotter wiring fault
2. Traced and fixed electric bilge pump wiring fault (and we've been trying to sort that particular one for over 2 years )
3. Fitted new battery monitor
4. Rewired and replaced faulty lighting in forward head

Hiding, underneath the hair, youngest offspring

Our most reluctant crewmember, but one hell of a chief engineer
All those hours of DT (Design & Technology) at school are starting to pay dividends.

Young people these days... very pleased to have them around.

It wont be long before he`s in yer fridge

 

[Bru]

From an old long in the hair (and longer in the tooth!) engineer to the new generation ...

Respect

 

[Koeketiene]

It wont be long before he`s in yer fridge

Not worried at all.
He turns down beer when it is offered.

 

[sailorman]

Not worried at all.
He turns down beer when it is offered.

For the moment

 

[FullCircle]

Good grounding, but keep him out of engineering if he wants to buy and afford a boat.

And the fridge thing is only a matter of time. Lets just say there is a fair chance it is in his genes.

 

[Koeketiene]

Lets just say there is a fair chance it is in his genes.

My worst nightmare - maybe I should do a stock-take every morning