Raymarine bits

[Spuddy]

I need some extension pillars and similar for an ST2000 tillerpilot. Ordered them from reputable outfit but they no can do because can't assemble a minimum order to Raymarine ; seems that electronics buying has slumped. Is there one of the dealers who calls in here able to help me out please ? Or any suggestions from other punters as to who could get me the bits

 

[Blue5]

Can you go to Raymarine direct? They certainly repair equipment direct.

 

[sailorman]

talk to Fox`s in Ipswich.
they do mail order & have a high Raymarine through put as they supply Oyster Marine

 

[Allan]

I have ordered some parts for my ST4000 from Yachtbits.com (KM electronics). They are not due for another week, so I can't tell you what the service is like. Over the phone they are very helpfull, so far.
Allan

 

[earlybird]

I bought an extension piece for my tillerpilot from Raydirect, which is, I believe, the online sales outlet of Raymarine.
Purchase went OK, but you have to register on the site IIRC.
web page

 

[Spuddy]

Thanks everyone. Very helpful tips that give me some options. Regards.

 

[pandos]

Thanks for that link.

I just ordered Wheel pilot for less than half cost quoted elsewhere, and at least £200 less than my intended supplier

 

[bythor]

Just for info, I bought a new Raymarine gps aerial on this site www.sea-kit.co.uk/product/Raystar_125_RAYE32042.
Just looked at the Raydirect site and the one I bought was cheaper! Might be worth keeping a note of it, I will.

 

[bobgarrett]

I needed a new belt for my 10year old ST4000. Was under impression they were not supplied by Raymarine anymore. Raydirect showed ~£40, an ebay supplier quoted ~£30 but called Raymarine and they sent one for £23 inc p&p.
Good on them!