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ash wrote:The display looks like n1 and n2 but it speaks to my main set when it's on the M1 and M2 channels.

I can't remember my model no. but it's the basic model of 3 or 4 years ago and also boasts n1 & n2 but this is just a screen limitation.

I never bothered with the 12v cable because of my limited ability to charge my main battery, the very long life of the rechargeable battery and the provision of the pack which takes 6 (?) AA batteries and which clips straight in if required although I've never needed it yet.

I can't remember all my reasons for spending the extra £30 - floating was one, as was 6 watt, and the light, the lesser battery was a minus. It certainly wasn't the thermometer! I think that you are supposed to dunk it and then decide if the water is warm enough to swim! It might come in handy for those with the luxury of an on board bath - Claymore owners and the such like!

The Allgadgets lead at £8.50 is interesting, but it's another £2.95 delivery so maybe a look through Maplin is in order.

Ash

[quote="DaveS"]I think this is you in Puildobhraoin, but I can't remember when.

From the look of the boat behind us, that was in 2010 Dave. I think it was when we were cruising in company with them.

ash wrote:I can't remember all my reasons for spending the extra £30 - floating was one, as was 6 watt, and the light, the lesser battery was a minus. It certainly wasn't the thermometer! I think that you are supposed to dunk it and then decide if the water is warm enough to swim! It might come in handy for those with the luxury of an on board bath - Claymore owners and the such like!

The Allgadgets lead at £8.50 is interesting, but it's another £2.95 delivery so maybe a look through Maplin is in order.

Ash

Will it work with the jacuzzi?

DaveS wrote:I think this is you in Puildobhraoin, but I can't remember when.

Well, if the clock in your camera was set right it would have been 2005:02:23 at 00:01:22, but it certainly doesn't look like 'round midnight in February....

Shard wrote:

DaveS wrote:I think this is you in Puildobhraoin, but I can't remember when.

Well, if the clock in your camera was set right it would have been 2005:02:23 at 00:01:22, but it certainly doesn't look like 'round midnight in February....

Ah, you spotted that...

Yes, the battery went flat and after replacing it I forgot to reset the clock.

It's some time earlier this year, though, not 2010. The log's on board, but checking dates on Three Point Fix I was in Puildobhrain overnight on 21-22 April, 3-4 June and 4-5 June.

It's some time earlier this year, though, not 2010. The log's on board, but checking dates on Three Point Fix I was in Puildobhrain overnight on 21-22 April, 3-4 June and 4-5 June.[/quote]

Well we were in Puilladobhrain twice this year, on our way north and again on our way south. The log is at the boat, but I think we were in on Sunday 3rd June. You must have been up in the north-east corner Dave.

Ah yes, just looked at your profile and I remember seeing Avillion. Forgot it was you that had her now or we would have made contact.

On the VHF?

claymore wrote:On the VHF?

This thread has gone a long way, but the sentence above brings it right back full circle.

Ash

Feltabit Mornington Crescent when I wrote it!

claymore wrote:On the VHF?

Nah, probably by rowing over. But I remember that the Avon was not inflated and was in the stern cabin and that is why we did not venture ashore that time.

Wight Dawn wrote:

claymore wrote:On the VHF?

Nah, probably by rowing over. But I remember that the Avon was not inflated and was in the stern cabin and that is why we did not venture ashore that time.

Precisely my excuse for lack of sociability. My dinghy was deflated too. (I feel that this is tenuously groping towards a metaphor... )