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Raw water alarm

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Created by HG02 > 9 months ago, 17 Mar 2015
HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
17 Mar 2015 8:57PM
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I found this on the INTERNET any one ever fitted a raw water alarm?
borelmfg.com/products_alarm.htm

Crusoe
QLD, 1197 posts
17 Mar 2015 8:03PM
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Looks good. should get one meself.

HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
17 Mar 2015 9:42PM
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Crusoe said..
Looks good. should get one meself.


Just might get an alert before the engine over heats , a mate had a small fish caught in his engine inlet a month ago had to poke it out with a wire

LooseChange
NSW, 2140 posts
17 Mar 2015 9:57PM
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The way you're loading the boat up H2O I would be very surprised if it gets anywhere near to floating on its lines. scuse me while I snigger ......

HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
17 Mar 2015 10:05PM
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The way you're loading the boat up H2O I would be very surprised if it gets anywhere near to floating on its lines. scuse me while I snigger ......








Well At least I have a boat L.C.
At the moment my boat is sitting higher than when I took it into the marina removing a heavy ice box was one plus a few other items my two Engles weigh a lot less than the old ice I could fit four Engles and still be under the weight of that old ice box monster

I don't have any mold and it looks nice to me and functional for me I get a instant sea breeze when I open the port lights and the temp inside drops immediately and its my choice

The water line was sitting on the boot strip now the boot strip is at least 80 mm higher than before
So stick that in your pipe and smoke it or have another red

Or take along walk on a short pier

SandS
VIC, 5904 posts
17 Mar 2015 10:30PM
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HG02 said..
I found this on the INTERNET any one ever fitted a raw water alarm?
borelmfg.com/products_alarm.htm



looks like a good simple jigger HG ........ just cleaned out our strainer canister tonight , plenty seagrass in it !!

HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
17 Mar 2015 10:34PM
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SandS said..

HG02 said..
I found this on the INTERNET any one ever fitted a raw water alarm?
borelmfg.com/products_alarm.htm




looks like a good simple jigger HG ........ just cleaned out our strainer canister tonight , plenty seagrass in it !!


I just get sick of looking over the stern when motoring to see there water coming out the exhaust its a a cheaper investment than a seized motor and I wont have to crane my neck so much .
But I like give it back to L.C. Ha Ha hes thick skinned he can take it

southace
SA, 4803 posts
17 Mar 2015 10:20PM
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If you buy a hearing aid HO2 you will be able to hear the water pumping rather then bending over the transom!

LooseChange
NSW, 2140 posts
17 Mar 2015 11:19PM
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HG02 said..

LooseChange said..
The way you're loading the boat up H2O I would be very surprised if it gets anywhere near to floating on its lines. scuse me while I snigger ......









Well At least I have a boat L.C.
At the moment my boat is sitting higher than when I took it into the marina removing a heavy ice box was one plus a few other items my two Engles weigh a lot less than the old ice I could fit four Engles and still be under the weight of that old ice box monster

I don't have any mold and it looks nice to me and functional for me I get a instant sea breeze when I open the port lights and the temp inside drops immediately and its my choice

The water line was sitting on the boot strip now the boot strip is at least 80 mm higher than before
So stick that in your pipe and smoke it or have another red

Or take along walk on a short pier


bastard .......

HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
17 Mar 2015 11:23PM
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LooseChange said..

HG02 said..


LooseChange said..
The way you're loading the boat up H2O I would be very surprised if it gets anywhere near to floating on its lines. scuse me while I snigger ......










Well At least I have a boat L.C.
At the moment my boat is sitting higher than when I took it into the marina removing a heavy ice box was one plus a few other items my two Engles weigh a lot less than the old ice I could fit four Engles and still be under the weight of that old ice box monster

I don't have any mold and it looks nice to me and functional for me I get a instant sea breeze when I open the port lights and the temp inside drops immediately and its my choice

The water line was sitting on the boot strip now the boot strip is at least 80 mm higher than before
So stick that in your pipe and smoke it or have another red

Or take along walk on a short pier



bastard .......


Crusoe
QLD, 1197 posts
18 Mar 2015 7:11AM
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I'm already jealous of your fridge HG02 so keep up the good work and never lower the bar. The more you do before setting sail makes it more relaxing and enjoyable when the time comes to cut the dock lines. I enjoy working on and maintaining my boat just as much as sailing it, and it would seem by the effort you are putting in, that you may also.

Karsten
NSW, 331 posts
18 Mar 2015 5:38PM
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Back to raw water alarms. As an alternative, you can get for around the same money (incl postage from USA) an alarm that includes a temperature display, from Engine Guard in Australia (sold via Ebay).



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