Dennis and I are similarly situated, but I have NX2 (which followed Nexus
Classic). I bought a spare multi-control when Garmin phased out NX2 (very
pricey) to keep the system going. Along with the server, the multi-control is
the heart of the NX2 system. It’s a very good system for my use,
B must think the 213 MHU is still good, as they are still making them and
charging more for them than their newer units. At least they are repairable
- I put new bearings (SS races and ceramic balls) in my old one, and it is
still working - -Knock on wood.
Bill Coleman
On Tue, Dec 20, 2022 at
On a general note, I installed a Nexus 2000 system on Touche' in 2000.
It's now known as a Nexus Classic system. Although it has provided good
service, I've been nursing it along by sourcing spares and replacements off
eBay. Nexus classic parts have always been pricey.
I've now decided that if
The new B WS310 wind instrument is garbage. The one I installed lst
spring lasted 1/2 way to Bermuda, and the replacement is DOA. The B
forum is full of similar complaints.
Joel
On Tue, Dec 20, 2022 at 10:34 AM Bill Coleman via CnC-List <
cnc-list@cnc-list.com> wrote:
> From someone who has
Nice diagram,
Thank you -
Bill Coleman
On Tue, Dec 20, 2022 at 10:32 AM Kevin Wright via CnC-List <
cnc-list@cnc-list.com> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> After some help from the list and DIY solar power forum I’ve created the
> attached diagram. Thought I’d post it in case it could be useful to
From someone who has been through similar anguish with a 22 year old B
system, I would suggest you just sell your soul to B and sign your name
on the check. Either that or go Raymarine before you get into B too
far. . I thought I could upgrade certain things of the B on the cheap,
but it was
Hi All,
After some help from the list and DIY solar power forum I’ve created the
attached diagram. Thought I’d post it in case it could be useful to anyone.
Hope everyone has a great Christmas.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/65oe21u93i8k6ng/Solar%20Project%20with%20Bluetti%20web.pdf?dl=0
Kevin
I’m not sure I’d encapsulate the keel…. A lot of work and In the event of a
grounding the glasswork could be damaged and would admit water and this would
eventually create a mess. I view the metal bolt-on keel as an advantage in
this regard.
My first boat was a steel-plate swing keeled
