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I'd vote for RNLI as we are coastal cruisers - then again I am biased

I have a 2.3 Honda back up for our Black Hawk, it is a long shaft, however the Black Hawk is bigger boat and it pushes it along at approx 3 to 4 knots at a guess. Not sure if a 500 would require a long shaft.

Good point, if I am honest if I was to go in to the water tomorrow that would be when I would find out for sure if my automatic lifejacket worked as I would hope

Welcome to the forum, we are also based on the Firth Of Clyde and have a Black Hawk with a 75HP Mariner. With the engine it must be close to a 1000kg being lugged behind the car which we feel is enough if you want to launch away from base and need to navigate some country roads. A 570 is slightly ...

Haven Knox Johnston insured us and we're complete novice/idiots

rob wrote:Currently looking at a blackhawk, serial number 301, how do I find out what year it was made....?

Try here Rob:

viewtopic.php?f=14&t=15

Try here

viewtopic.php?f=14&t=282

The best place for life jackets is here. http://www.lifejackets.co.uk/categories. we bought all 4 of ours from them

If you are going to do coastal sailing, you will need a minimum of a 150 N automatic jacket with crotch strap. Never buy manual, pulling a rip cord in an emergancy is just one more ...