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Old 05 February 2014, 11:34   #1481
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Whisper 'conference'= lounging about on Concorde I heard...;-)
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Old 05 February 2014, 12:07   #1482
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Whisper 'conference'= lounging about on Concorde I heard...;-)
Yeah. Thought as much.
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Old 05 February 2014, 12:15   #1483
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Apparently there is a way to use Ebay, without paying fees for charities.

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Old 05 February 2014, 12:58   #1484
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Battery clamp done
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Old 05 February 2014, 13:23   #1485
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Old 05 February 2014, 13:30   #1486
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Biff, did you knock that clamp up yourself, or buy it off the shelf somewhere? I've had a look round the bay and can only find stainless clamps whipped out of old cars; MG Roadsters, Triumph GT6, etc!

If you bought it off the shelf, can you give me a clue?
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Old 05 February 2014, 14:50   #1487
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No I made it. Been doing them like that for year. The battery won't move once it's bolted in there. Done more on the back end and the same guys who donated the clock have come up with the anchor rope chain and another anchor. He also has some shorter hydro tubes for the steering. I wish I could tell you who they are but they know it's a good cause
I'm only posting all this for the record. I know it's anal posting every bit but I do it at tea times
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Old 05 February 2014, 15:13   #1488
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I know it's anal posting every bit but I do it at tea times
No wonder there are so many photos!
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Now this is me being anal. Over transom bilge outlet. LOL
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Now this is me being anal. Over transom bilge outlet. LOL
Likey this lots
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Tis done.
Offerd up to lights to show what will happen when the sun shines down on the edge of it,,

Certainly a one off screen. Cnc cut. Mek flame polished and engraved.

All for a good cause,,, been a pleasure assisting,,
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Nice one Ed, just what I wanted, see you at the weekend
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Nice one Ed, just what I wanted, see you at the weekend
Just a recap mate

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Was that it ?
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Old 05 February 2014, 19:08   #1496
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Got the pads mate,
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Biff, I'm surprised you've had time for tea today. Great work! Can I put some of your photos on Twitter?
Awesome screen Ed, can't wait to see it up close.
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Old 05 February 2014, 21:24   #1498
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Biff, I'm surprised you've had time for tea today. Great work! Can I put some of your photos on Twitter?
Awesome screen Ed, can't wait to see it up close.
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Hi Helen,

You can also have anything from the facebook page if you want to do the twitter thing, never been on there myself.

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Biff, I'm surprised you've had time for tea today. Great work! Can I put some of your photos on Twitter? Awesome screen Ed, can't wait to see it up close. :-)
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Sealed bids isn't IMO in the best interests of the Project, or all that have contributed but cannot attend etc. Its a shame that's the way its going forward [/url] ~ 07930 421007
Sealed bids can be submitted in advance - you just need a trusted person not to open the bid before the close.

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We'd just need to time the auction to end while the party's on, and a laptop hooked up to a screen so we could watch the closing bids. . . And lots of folk with deep pockets.
Can't see anything unethical about that.
Perfectly doable. However one of the local auction houses here runs its auctions using a different model from ebay - which might actually be better for something where there are people present too. If anyone bids in the last 10 minutes it extends the deadline by ten minutes - which stops 'sniping' - and should maximise value.

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It's always possible to have a reserve price in an ebay auction, of course.
you can set a reserve on sealed bids too.

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This boat has an added bonus of virtually being unnickable, who in there right mind would nick something so different that nearly every part is recognisable as the MacRib
sadly I think you are overestimating the common sense of the untrustworthy!

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Apparently there is a way to use Ebay, without paying fees for charities.
indeed eBay UK : eBay For Charity - I think ebay need to handle the payment to charity (but will add gift aid) to get complete fees waiver. Does that mean a several thousand pound paypal transaction though? that might be tricky - many paypal accounts have a limit.
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