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Old 20 February 2005, 16:37   #1
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Boat storage in Portsmouth area

As many of you will know I'm starting at Portsmouth uni in September. I am intending to bring one of my RIBs with me. Can anyone tell me a good place in or very near Portsmouth where I can keep a RIB (either 3m or 4.1) on it's trailer. I will have my car down there too so can launch my self. Odviously somewhere that's secure is essential. What am I likley to have to pay for storage like this?

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Old 20 February 2005, 18:24   #2
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As many of you will know I'm starting at Portsmouth uni in September. I am intending to bring one of my RIBs with me. Can anyone tell me a good place in or very near Portsmouth where I can keep a RIB (either 3m or 4.1) on it's trailer. I will have my car down there too so can launch my self. Odviously somewhere that's secure is essential. What am I likley to have to pay for storage like this?

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NOt an easy one! THere arent many houses with garages in pompey. I'm keeping mine temporarily at Southsea Marina - thats cost 2.80/day (short term deal) and its on a trailer on the hard. I'm sure either the place where the uni sail - (Tudor SC) or somewhere similar would do a deal
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Old 20 February 2005, 19:29   #3
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Eastney Cruising Association maybe?
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Old 20 February 2005, 21:06   #4
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Try Northney marina Hayling Island
The slip is useable at any state of the tide good washing down and a secure trailer park and if you time you launch you can get out to the solent under Hayling Island bridge and out though eastney I dont know what the storage charge is though.
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Old 21 February 2005, 09:00   #5
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My boat is at Northney, as someone else mentioed the facilities are good. Check MDL web site, as example i pay about 1100 quid a year but that for a 7.5, it get a little cheaper as the lenght goes down per meter
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Old 21 February 2005, 09:09   #6
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it gets a little cheaper as the lenght goes down per meter
At Hythe (MDL) the minimum length is around 5.5m, even for short stay!
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Old 21 February 2005, 09:59   #7
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Are you a rich student or on a budget, are you involved with the RNLI!
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Old 21 February 2005, 16:59   #8
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I'm a student on a budget, and I'm not with the RNLI.
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When i was a student, i had

no clothes to speak of

a cheap PC

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and just enought to get pissed every night (cheap at the union bar)

Having a rib means your rich, but fair play to you
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Having a rib means your rich, but fair play to you
Not necessarily, I am a student and mine is courtesy of sainsburys!

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