Nasa Clipper repair sevice

[x25dave]

I have just had a repair to my Nasa Clipper Wind Indicator head. So much cheaper than a new one. I need to share this with others. I was going to replace, and found a way better alternative... Repair.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/marine5678?_trksid=p2053788.m1543.l2754

these people can fix stuff.... message them to check out your problem

Dave & Mel

 

[pagoda]

I have just had a repair to my Nasa Clipper Wind Indicator head. So much cheaper than a new one. I need to share this with others. I was going to replace, and found a way better alternative... Repair.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/marine5678?_trksid=p2053788.m1543.l2754

these people can fix stuff.... message them to check out your problem

Dave & Mel

I had a problem with a NASA LCD screen that became invisible!. Contacted NASA and they fixed it in less than a week and returned it. Not expensive and decent service I reckon

 

[JumbleDuck]

I had a problem with a NASA LCD screen that became invisible!. Contacted NASA and they fixed it in less than a week and returned it. Not expensive and decent service I reckon

I sent them a Navtex receiver which never received messages but otherwise seemed fine. They claimed that as soon as they looked at it, the LCD module - which had been working perfectly when I sent it - had failed and replaced it without even asking me. Yeah, right.

 

[Sandy]

I have always found NASA to be brilliant at fixing stuff. Fast turnaround and good prices.

 

[sailorman]

I have just had a repair to my Nasa Clipper Wind Indicator head. So much cheaper than a new one. I need to share this with others. I was going to replace, and found a way better alternative... Repair.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/marine5678?_trksid=p2053788.m1543.l2754

these people can fix stuff.... message them to check out your problem

Dave & Mel

that link i would suggest is Nasa or am i missing a "Whooooosh" moment.
Knebworth is on the Stevenage outskirts

 

[Seajet]

I trust NASA customer service is better now than I was subjected to in the 1990's, which basically amounted to ' you've paid your money - foolishly - now f**k off ! '

I get the idea from chums and these forums that the wind direction / speed job is still a problem, but NASA kit which doesn't involve moving parts is fine; I have a Clipper depthsounder which is spiffing, a chum has a Target depth which does equally fine work.

Just don't get one of their wind units unless you have a bosun's harness, head for heights and a robust sense of humour !

 

[neil_s]

I have had very good service from my NASA wind - I have had it 10 years and it was second hand when I got it! I have also found NASA very helpful - one repair and a fix by e-mail in that time.

Neil

 

[Seajet]

I have had very good service from my NASA wind - I have had it 10 years and it was second hand when I got it! I have also found NASA very helpful - one repair and a fix by e-mail in that time.

Neil

Does it still work and give reliable readings ?

If it does you're in line for some sort of prize...

 

[shaneesprit]

I trust NASA customer service is better now than I was subjected to in the 1990's, which basically amounted to ' you've paid your money - foolishly - now f**k off ! '

I get the idea from chums and these forums that the wind direction / speed job is still a problem, but NASA kit which doesn't involve moving parts is fine; I have a Clipper depthsounder which is spiffing, a chum has a Target depth which does equally fine work.

Just don't get one of their wind units unless you have a bosun's harness, head for heights and a robust sense of humour !

No less reliable than a Raymarine
They have spinning parts and require replacing every few years