Actually, as long as your halyards are outside, a bit of baggywrinkle inside would be useful to stop the "slap ... slap ... slap ... " from my mast,...
Many "ignition" switches have several positions - off, "ignition", preheat and start. That's four terminals as a minimum. If you've got several wires...
With my H&S hat on, I have to say you must get food grade hose. In practice, as long as you don't leave water in the hose for any length of time, and...
I'd want the other end of the cable to connect at one extremity of the hatch's movement, and have a bit of slack so it isn't tight when the hatch is...
That's the same setup as my Snapdragon 24 and AFAIK, is original and complete. Snapdragons are tough boats that go quite well off the wind, but need...
I've no proof, but I have a sneaking suspicion that the vast majority of power tools are made in a few factories in China, and in two grades, DIY and...
I would avoid elastic loops wherever possible. Bungee cord has a fairly short life in the sun, so you'll be replacing them every 3 or 4 years. As for...
Cheaper than a new GPS if yours has gone titzup, but not as convenient. Hands up those who've actually used a sextant in anger in the last 10 years....
I built a similar box for all my instruments that drops into clips on the companionway hatch. All the wires go back into the saloon and, when I leave...
If I've understood the system correctly, the deflector wheel fits on the forestay. I don't know what you're planning in the way of a fairlead, but it...
+1 to that, though my Tohatsu 3.5 needs a dozen pulls to start the first time, possibly because I don't wait long enough for the fuel to find its way...
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