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Old 04 August 2004, 16:11   #21
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I'll be out and about at Ladram Bay / Exmouth area so may come down and say hello if the seas are good.,
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Old 04 August 2004, 16:18   #22
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Old 04 August 2004, 16:46   #23
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Bugger....'hope it's nothing serious?

Its a curious problem, the engine periodically stalls & won't restart. It turns over, but won't fire. As it is a 7 month old Honda so we are assuming that the engine is fine & that it is some sort of ignition problem in the wiring. The main suspect at the moment is the kill cord switch.
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Old 04 August 2004, 17:02   #24
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Well, there is a honda main agent at Galmpton on the Dart called Tonto marine, we've had dealings with him and he's very good.
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Old 04 August 2004, 17:28   #25
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Well, there is a honda main agent at Galmpton on the Dart called Tonto marine, we've had dealings with him and he's very good.
Thanks for that info. I'l try them.

Edit: Just heard that Martin has spoken to them already today and although they are not accredited yet to work on the Honda 225 they were really helpful.
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Old 04 August 2004, 20:52   #26
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Tonto is 1st class!!! He look after my 175 Honda.
Right then. Have spoken to the Resnova this morning and all ok to raft up where we can on Sunday. They may be busy so it might be an idea to get food ordered fairly early on.

I will be leaving Torbay/Brixham at about 11.00 ish. I will on channel 77 and 16. If anyone wants to meet off Berry Head at about 1115 let me know.

I will get a weekend forcast on Friday and post the basics up here.

FLY BY is Yellow Tubed and Navy hull and consoles. Orange strobe on the back makes it look like a hovercraft at night!!!
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Old 05 August 2004, 07:50   #27
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Just found out that I may be working on Sunday. Wonderful Timing. If I am I will try and get around even if it is only for an hour!
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Old 06 August 2004, 07:05   #28
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Forecast for Sunday is SE 4-5. Rain will move east in the morning, possibly heavy with thunder. Brighter weather may reach the west by the end of the day.
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Old 06 August 2004, 08:40   #29
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Forecast for Sunday is SE 4-5. Rain will move east in the morning, possibly heavy with thunder. Brighter weather may reach the west by the end of the day.
Looking at this it's not to good for us

I can put up with the rain but the Wind will make it hard to get around from Torbay to Dartmouth
Looking to stay on the river tonight if it stays nice although it's raining here now so might keep the boat there till Sunday

Have to have a look out Sunday first thing and see what it's doing
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Old 06 August 2004, 10:55   #30
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Intresting !

What site are you using for the weather forcast ?
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Old 06 August 2004, 11:13   #31
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What site are you using for the weather forcast ?
Did you mean me or David ?

I use the bbc 5 day local or Weather

Nice web site you have.
Think it's me in the background of P7310383 right up on the beach behind the boat on the right below my mates house
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Old 06 August 2004, 19:16   #32
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Forecast as already mentioned looks grotty for Sunday,may not launch until Monday,we will have a look Sunday morning.
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Old 06 August 2004, 22:07   #33
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Met up with Mike C today in Dartmouth when I was doing a charter from the Resnova. Once when I was going in and he was going out and again when I was going out and he was going in!! If you all follow that. Resnova food was A1. New owners very helpful and welcoming.
Mike plans to be there at 1200 as he will already be in Dartmouth.
Looking at the forcast I personally think it will be a bit too yucky to go around to Dartmouth for a Jolly.
And it look slike I might be on CG patrol as well now. Will make a decision tomorrow Sat about this time.
Brixham will be sheltered as will most of Torbay.
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Old 08 August 2004, 10:28   #34
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Been watching the weather all morning and the webcams around the area and it looks to wet and windy for us

Sorry I didn't get to meet you all maybe another time.
Looks like it's going to be here for a few days now

Went down to the harbour at dinner and took this picture
Not looking so nice.
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Just thought I would finish this thread!

The weather forecast for the Sunday was awful! In the end though it only rained a bit and didn't blow much more than a force 4. We even poked our nose out of the harbour in Prime Rib II on Sunday afternoon. Its a shame the weather people got it wrong and did a sort of reverse Michael Fish!

Anyway, nice to meet you again, David. Maybe we can sample the delights of Resnova another day?

Actually, I had hoped to do a dinner, bed & breakfast with them on Sunday Night. The nice lady in the water taxi said they had a spare room for Sunday. However, when I rang to book, I was firmly told by the gent who answered they didn't do B&B on Sunday unless we stayed 5 nights! He didn't seem too keen to please so we stayed on dry land instead . - Oh well!

Good trip, never the less.

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We didnt launch until monday and were quite glad as it teemed down where we were.
We did go to Dartmouth with the idea of getting the hospitality boat to pick us up,but when we called the Resnova,they told us that they were closed until Wednesday due to unforeseen circumstances!
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