Chloe

Yep had the same problem. I just give the pumps a good clean with warm water prior to use no longer get the burps.

I don't know if this will help, had a similar problem on a mates boat a few years ago. We put an isolation switch on the common earth problem solved.

Thanks wheels That makes sense to me can not shift vhf cable as it is on the same mast. But I do have some old computer type cables at home that have the gizmo that you speech off and will give it a try. I guess the more of those things one puts on the better or will that stuff it up.

Thanks for that Knot me...maybe, I had an idea it had been discussed on here but could not find it. Have looked around the net and it has been a problem for a number off years and seems that one can put some sort off suppresser on the system that fixers the problem but will not be going to Burnsco for the fix.

I have recently installed a Chinese moon led bulb on my anchor/driving light on Chloe. All good lights up the whole boat and bay, attracts all the small fish for miles around. BUT it turns off my VHF and interferes with the broadcast radio, Do's any body here know how to over come this problem. Burnsco claim that they have never heard off this happening before, they have a great sense of humour and can say this stuff with a deadpan face.

while the above mentioned rum is very good I do enjoy Havana club Dark.

Have posed the question to a seller off vhfs on trade me, whom is in trade. "are these machines set up for the channel changers that come into force Oct next year". The guy got back to me and said that he had been in touch with the distributor and he know nothing about it. I posted this link to him http://www.rsm.govt.nz/projects-auctions/current-projects/changes-to-the-maritime-mobile-repeater-allocations He then got back to me with the following. Cheers. I have been in contact with the distributor and they are blarzey about it. Not.concerned at all. Cheers 8:18 pm, Mon 22 Jun

to all the people on this site that keep referring to "insurance", if any off you had bothered to read the herald item, regards this vessel. You would have read that the owners stated that the boat was UNINSURED.

As a general rule off thumb it will cost around $1000 a cylinder for a recondition rebuild.

Not just blow boats same go's for stink pots as well Great place for feed and water fuel and other stuff.