Couple of options:
1. run it inside a conduit
2. tie plastic cable ties to it leaving their "tails" on. Using enough it will hold the cable away from the inside of the mast
Why bother!
- well wasted £400 on NMCS overcomplicated and full of padding in their material.
Make your own mind up but i'm Y/Mstr and hv been for many yrs,
Best of luck
wonder if there is some envy at not having to pay..
£50 to step the mast
£100 to launch the boat
£3000 in marina fees
With proper planning who would want to or end up in a force 7 blow - that's pint in the pub, by the fire, weather I think
Re: We Are \'Sailing\' Cones
Smashing example of sail trim - wonder if he can make it sail backwards too....
Good to see the radar reflector nice and high
Yes Seaplane but those problems are encountered by everyone who is trying to run a business, customers CAN be a pain. It's just the way it is and businesses have to try to mitigate these customers by identifying them early and choosing not to work for them.
My point is about customer service...
Ok well balance is in order - so Mark Parkin at Navman is great - very helpful sorting out my NMEA wiring problems. I would certainly recommend him for his patience and expertise.
To drive up customer satisfaction in this boaty World should those companies and marinas who:
moan
complain
overcharge
offer poor customer service
are rude
and are ONLY in business because they own a bit of water and pontoon that we need to use our precious babies on
...be named and shamed...
Hmmm yes - despite lots of advice on here about dropping threads through the top of the mast with a load of nuts on, fishing wire coat hangers through holes and the fact that masts have a conduit to run cables down (mine doesn't) it's a bitch of a job.
Only managed to rewire mine after...