610
610
hi everyone, we have bought a shetland 610 last summer, we are looking for any help as regards of finding information on it
we are loking for seat , cushions seat, canope and frame and what is the best solution for damp issue...... wiring panel etc..
regards
anthony
we are loking for seat , cushions seat, canope and frame and what is the best solution for damp issue...... wiring panel etc..
regards
anthony
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Hi
Solar for the vents x 2 i.e. push and pull air
i split my wiring to nav and internal and these are on separate batteries with the internal panel being inside and the outside one being above the steering wheel but cost more due to being waterproof. I then add a spare battery to weigh the front down but fully charged and quick release connectors ( maplins £10-15.00) so I could use if I had a problem.
Oh I also use the following
auto bilge
fish finder
VHF
Nav lights
GPS
12v socket
Internal so far is
sink ( water pump)
lights
radio ( not connected yet)
12V socket
and it will have tv
Dave
Solar for the vents x 2 i.e. push and pull air
i split my wiring to nav and internal and these are on separate batteries with the internal panel being inside and the outside one being above the steering wheel but cost more due to being waterproof. I then add a spare battery to weigh the front down but fully charged and quick release connectors ( maplins £10-15.00) so I could use if I had a problem.
Oh I also use the following
auto bilge
fish finder
VHF
Nav lights
GPS
12v socket
Internal so far is
sink ( water pump)
lights
radio ( not connected yet)
12V socket
and it will have tv
Dave
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daveinglasgow
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Re: 610
Hi
Solar for the vents x 2 i.e. push and pull air
i split my wiring to nav and internal and these are on separate batteries with the internal panel being inside and the outside one being above the steering wheel but cost more due to being waterproof. I then add a spare battery to weigh the front down but fully charged and quick release connectors ( maplins £10-15.00) so I could use if I had a problem.
Oh I also use the following
auto bilge
fish finder
VHF
Nav lights
GPS
12v socket
Internal so far is
sink ( water pump)
lights
radio ( not connected yet)
12V socket
and it will have tv
Dave
Solar for the vents x 2 i.e. push and pull air
i split my wiring to nav and internal and these are on separate batteries with the internal panel being inside and the outside one being above the steering wheel but cost more due to being waterproof. I then add a spare battery to weigh the front down but fully charged and quick release connectors ( maplins £10-15.00) so I could use if I had a problem.
Oh I also use the following
auto bilge
fish finder
VHF
Nav lights
GPS
12v socket
Internal so far is
sink ( water pump)
lights
radio ( not connected yet)
12V socket
and it will have tv
Dave
http://www.ashtonmarineservices.co.uk, Brokergae, Trailers, advice, boat transportation 0759 563 8185
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daveinglasgow
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far far cheaper to make so efoam for the foam and then get a full role of leatherette or meterial as it works out less than using the 12-15 meters you will use and you will have spare for next time.
dave
dave
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daveinglasgow
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there are two types of anchor and hence you need to state what sort of sea bed you plan to operate in. sorry but without this we can not help or give you a clear answer
Dave
there are two types of anchor and hence you need to state what sort of sea bed you plan to operate in. sorry but without this we can not help or give you a clear answer
Dave
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If its the Hamble then its mud. we moor in the Hamble
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