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Gas Barbecue for the boat |
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I'm having a bit of a domestic argument on this one. We've had a lot of fun from a £10 charcoal barbie for several years and I now want to try the easier stowage of a small gas cylinder. The Magna Gaz barbie comes in both charcoal and gas versions so you can choose between having smoke and aroma to season the grill, or the easy cleaning convenience of the gas model. |
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Fitting a marine alternator |
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SOME 'experts' say theft our 70 amp alternator is too small for the job. They might be justified if our boat was a cruiser racer - in which case I would accept their ideal figure of 3:1 battery capacity to alternator output. But this is a heavy displacement motor-sailer, and we run our engine for fairly long periods. The fact is, our single 70A model is fine. Some engineers advise fitting a second alternator in parallel with the original, but that just created more problems. We blew the regulator of a replacement alternator this year - which cost £200 to replace in France. The supplier had been asked to clone our existing model with something a little more powerful. Sadly, the pulley on the new version was either too narrow, or stuck out more than the old one. It completely stripped the teeth off a heavy duty fanbelt and the slippage wrecked the regulator. If you see black dust gathering at the front and side of the engine, have a look at the alternator alignment. It might save you lots of money. |
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The SBA Differential GPS Antenna will interface with both the Garmin III and our Garmin 128 fIxed unit (or any other GPS) to give that 10 metre precision - great for angling, diving, anchoring, or simply reentering your home port after noting the precise co-ordinates. |
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