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Old 11 August 2013, 19:28   #21
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Oh I just thought of -

An electric air pump, which is best please ?

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Old 11 August 2013, 19:43   #22
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Oh I just thought of -

An electric air pump, which is best please ?

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yehhhh we have the chep bravo set the presure press go

you need a bale and a sibfest now
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Old 11 August 2013, 19:54   #23
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Ta Very, but what dos that mean ???
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http://www.rib.net/forum/f18/sat-31s...3-a-57153.html

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Old 12 August 2013, 19:08   #25
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Mums the word.
Milk carton on order
I've dived DD a few times and gone about 20 miles offshore wreck diving out of Lyme in the Ribcraft. Looks a little too speedy for sib's tho'.

OH AND - Boat order cancelled !!!

When I was checking through the specs tying to find which shaft it needs I noticed that it weighs 83kgs GULP

Lord knows where I got the idea that it was lightweight from, 1 Lesson learnt = don't drink and then go internet shopping !!

Thats too much for 2 people to put up and down each day (or any day) and I'm determined to avoid trailering. Rose threatened me with lots of unspeakables when she found out that I had "...once again, over done it".
My RIB was supposed to be a 5mtr Humber with 40hp's and turned into a heavy weight 5.45 with a 125 on the back.

So I'm looking for an entire used package along the lines earlier suggestions, here come the classifieds.

Any more info on pumps, electric trollers, or boats for sale would be very appreciated.

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Old 12 August 2013, 19:56   #26
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Well thanks again all for the info, Whisper included.

NEWS - We've gone and done it (well some of it) , boat a bought , it's one of these -

Hydro-Force Sunsaille RIB Inflatable Boat at hydroforceboats.co.uk

it's a Sunsaille 3.8 mtr, hard floor and rated for up to 30hp. Not the most heavy duty I know but it's light and will hopefully suit our needs for a year or so. Please feel free to comment.

Now we are looking for a nice clean 15hp 2 stroke, for sensible money. It doesn't specify which shaft length is required and the distributor isn't answering the phone this weekend so I will contact them in the week, but I'm guessing it needs either a short or maybe std shaft.

Also I'm thinking of picking up one of these for around £150, does anyone here have experience with them ?

Hydro-Force Sealion Electric Trolling Outboard Motor 620W at hydroforceboats.co.uk

Also we've ordered a basic fishfinder. We have buoyancy aids, flares, and a hand held compass (just in case).

So now we need -
15hp OB, tank, and oil.
Launching wheels, but which ?
Battery and box for the trolling motor (and long leads so it can go in the bow).
Spare fuel can.
Rod holders.

What have we forgotten ??
Go on you know you want too ......

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Handheld VHF?
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"Handheld VHF?"

Yep, got one, good call tho'
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Old 12 August 2013, 21:45   #28
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RB I'm very pleased to hear you've cancelled the boat order. It went against all the advice on here really buying a new heavy "no-brand". If you wanted to go along those lines a Honwave 3.5 alloy floor around £850 new like mine is the heaviest (160lbs) and cheapest quality I'd buy. You can always sell the Honwaves on for a decent second had price.

Over the time since the advice was given there have been quite a few used outfits sold on Ebay for £1500 or less that would have suited you. With decent outboards and often elec pumps, transom wheels and more.

Keep looking on EBay and bid sober!

Are you at Wells next Sea?

Also you said 183lbs was way too heavy... you are only going to get down to 100lbs or so for the boat if you go air floor and I thought you'd decided against?? Most of the hard floors around 3.5m will be 160lbs or so.

This outfit will be light and fast, has everything to get started with pump and wheels. A few trips with this would soon tell you if it was right for you and it would be easy to trade out engine (if a 15 was too heavy) or boat (if you didn't like an air floor) at very little/no loss to get the right thing.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2009503706...84.m1423.l2649
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RB I'm very pleased to hear you've cancelled the boat order. It went against all the advice on here really buying a new heavy "no-brand".

Over the time since the advice was given there have been quite a few used outfits sold on Ebay for £1500 or less that would have suited you. With decent outboards and often elec pumps, transom wheels and more.

Keep looking on EBay and bid sober!

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Some amazing bargains lately on EBay, some I linked up earlier last week.

http://www.rib.net/forum/f50/advice-...tml#post561052
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Well...I'll get in now..I'm amazed it's gone this long...

bombard 380 with a 10 or 15 two stroke.....

sib of choice for all discerning sibbers.....
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Old 12 August 2013, 22:04   #31
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BTW if you did happen to see this package below PM me before buying... it is very important you do!!

Zodiac 340 Inflatable Boat Package ~ 15HP Outboard ~ Air Deck & Launching Wheels | eBay
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Old 13 August 2013, 05:51   #32
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That Zodiac 340 is being sold by that robbing slimeball dan cooper or outboards 12 or any number of other trading names.......
I'm being polite when I say he's a complete $hit !!!
Don't ever buy anything from him if you ever want to see your money or goods again.
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Well...I'll get in now..I'm amazed it's gone this long...

bombard 380 with a 10 or 15 two stroke.....

sib of choice for all discerning sibbers.....
+1 my 380 + yam 15hp 2 st comes in at 79kg total
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Old 14 August 2013, 19:20   #34
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Well I did listen, eventually, and have today ordered a Bombard 380 which comes with a Yam 15, and launching wheels.

She appears to be in excellent condition, can't wait to try her out.
Got to think of a name for her now - Roseybum 1 perhaps ??

She'll arrive mid next week, I'm so excited it's like I'm 8 again waiting for Christmas,

Now when was that sib-fest ????
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Cool . I had that exact set up. You'll love it.
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Well I did listen, eventually, and have today ordered a Bombard 380 which comes with a Yam 15, and launching wheels.

She appears to be in excellent condition, can't wait to try her out.
Got to think of a name for her now - Roseybum 1 perhaps ??

She'll arrive mid next week, I'm so excited it's like I'm 8 again waiting for Christmas,

Now when was that sib-fest ????

Excellent, good choice, you won't be disappointed!
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Sounds great, private buy?

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No not private sale, but via a broker, here she is

Bombard Other Ribs for sale , Bombard Aerotec 380 - Boats And Outboards

See the larger pics, and no I didn't pay that for her either !

Oh and darn it I cannot make the mini sib-fest due to other commitments.
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Well, congratulations - that is one of the ultimate SIB combinations and so much better than what you nearly bought! And it's a rare 'new forum member takes RIBnet advice shocker'.
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Nice one.
Great combination, you'll have a lot of fun on the water with that outfit.
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