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Old 20 March 2010, 13:18   #1
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What do you have on your boat

Hi all thought i would start this thread to see what every one has on there rib , from toys to safety equipment ,plus it might help others in there boating to see what people have

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Old 20 March 2010, 13:27   #2
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At the moment I have a couple of angle grinders, fennsaw, cordless drill and assorted hammers and pry bars
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Old 20 March 2010, 14:43   #3
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At the moment I have a couple of angle grinders, fennsaw, cordless drill and assorted hammers and pry bars
You don't work for wiLlfish by any chance?
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Old 20 March 2010, 15:08   #4
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At the moment I have a couple of angle grinders, fennsaw, cordless drill and assorted hammers and pry bars
Going to do a spot of fishing then??

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Old 20 March 2010, 16:11   #5
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I don't work for WiLlFiSh, if he talks like he types I'd never be able to do what he told me as I wouldn't understand!

There'll be no stinky fishguts near her when she's finished either

My list will be:

VHF
Handheld VHF
Plotter (not sure what yet)
Salmon Throttle lever
Toe straps
Paddles
Electric & Manual Bilge pumps
Flares
Lifejackets
Bruce Anchor
Telescopic Boathook
Plenty of nice rope
A couple of small fenders
Doughnut
Wakeboard

That should do it, I've probably missed something blindingly obvious!
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Old 20 March 2010, 16:25   #6
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Thanks Paul E lets hope more list get put up then we can see whats needed on most boats that people dont think about
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Old 20 March 2010, 16:34   #7
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My list will be:

VHF
Handheld VHF waterproof and floating
Plotter garmin 4008 with radome
Toe straps
Paddles
Electric & Manual Bilge pumps
Flares
Life Jackets
Bruce Anchor
Boat Hook
rope
fenders
fusion ipod player
fire extinguishers
torch
12 volt plug in for charging moible phone
and more if people come up with anythink
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Old 20 March 2010, 16:37   #8
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Torch and fire extinguisher, knew I'd forgotten something!

I'll also carry a few basic tools
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Old 20 March 2010, 16:46   #9
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Umm okay if I can remember:

VHF fixed
AIS
GPS tracker
Oars
Auxiliary engine
Lifejackets x 3
Rope
Anchor
Fuel tanks!!
Garmin GPS plotter
Flares
Manual Bilge pump
Fire extinguisher
12volt socket plug
2 spotlights (differing opinion on value!!)
Handheld VHF
EPIRB
Fenders

Probably forgotten loads of stuff - and yes before anyone mentions it - at the recent Sea Survival course a number of less scrupulous RIBnetters made mention that my RIB was the life-raft

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Old 20 March 2010, 16:53   #10
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Umm okay if I can remember:

VHF fixed
AIS
GPS tracker
Oars
Auxiliary engine
Lifejackets x 3
Rope
Anchor
Fuel tanks!!
Garmin GPS plotter
Flares
Manual Bilge pump
Fire extinguisher
12volt socket plug
2 spotlights (differing opinion on value!!)
Handheld VHF
EPIRB
Fenders

Probably forgotten loads of stuff - and yes before anyone mentions it - at the recent Sea Survival course a number of less scrupulous RIBnetters made mention that my RIB was the life-raft

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Thanks Knot Yet
theres two i had not thought about
EPIRB
AIS
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Old 20 March 2010, 17:42   #11
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ok, more seriously, and in no particular order then:

Bailing bucket, folding. (for when wiLlfish has had too much breakfast)
Fuel siphon (for when wiLlfish is in charge of refueling)
Jump leads (for disciplining wiLlfish)
Large buoy (wiLlfish)
Emergency Steering stuff
Air pump
12v Searchlight, handheld.
Handheld sighting compass, water resistant charts
Halon Fire Extinguisher
Tools, spares, Emergency & First aid stuff
Independent twin fuel reserves & spare two stroke oil
Small Pelicase c/w PLB, Handheld VHF, GPS and LED divers torch and Multimeter (thanks Polwart, no brainer - once someone thinks of it for me)
I generally conceal a Mars Bar somewhere on the craft too
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ok, more seriously, and in no particular order then:

Bailing bucket, folding. (for when wiLlfish has had too much breakfast)
Fuel siphon (for when wiLlfish is in charge of refueling)
Jump leads (for disciplining wiLlfish)
Large buoy (wiLlfish)
Emergency Steering stuff
Air pump
12v Searchlight, handheld.
Handheld sighting compass, water resistant charts
Halon Fire Extinguisher
Tools, spares, Emergency & First aid stuff
Independent twin fuel reserves & spare two stroke oil
Small Pelicase c/w PLB, Handheld VHF, GPS and LED divers torch and Multimeter (thanks Polwart, no brainer - once someone thinks of it for me)
I generally conceal a Mars Bar somewhere on the craft too
Another one first aid kit and yes mars bars
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Old 20 March 2010, 20:27   #13
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I generally conceal a Mars Bar somewhere on the craft
an jenerully i eet de likkul fkker.

av yew thort wot wud appun ifn yew capensized. marz barz downt flote.

i cann sel yew sum minni boowancy ayds forr dem

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sp. thay wil fit snikkers az wel
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Another one first aid kit and yes mars bars
one of the most important things ...a spare kill cord in view for all to see
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Old 20 March 2010, 20:54   #15
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Beer, food and condoms
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one of the most important things ...a spare kill cord in view for all to see
Now there's a good one
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Old 20 March 2010, 22:09   #17
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sp. thay wil fit snikkers az wel
thay wil orlways bee marahthons to mee kyd itts an ayge thyng
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Old 20 March 2010, 22:17   #18
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Mostly:
  • Blunt Ended Knife
  • PLB
  • Spot Messenger
  • GPS Charter
  • Fixed VHF
  • Handheld
  • Life Jackets (compulsory worn)
  • Rescues Streamer
  • Orange Smoke (buoyant)
  • Parachute Flares
  • Rescue Laser Flare
  • Waterproof Torch
  • Bolt Cutters (cutting dinghy strounds)
  • Leatherman
  • Anchor and chain Attached to boat, in bucket with rope feed in first, then chain then anchor, so when needed can be deployed quickly.
  • Nav Lights
  • Bailer/ Bucket
  • Pump auto and handheld
  • Fenders
  • Over 100 meters of rope, various lengths
  • Bungs/Wooden plugs/
  • Clam Clamp
  • Epoxy Putty / Gafa tape/ Self amalgamating Tape/ insultating
  • Spare fuel Line
  • Spare Propeller
  • Spark plugs
  • WD40
  • Pump for Tubes/ Electric & foot
  • 2 or 3 20 litre fuel tanks / 1 gallon spare
  • Two stroke ( despite being 4 stroke)
  • Throw line . attached to console close to driver to through
  • Kill cord , on console.
  • Waterproof bags and Peli cases to keep think dry
  • Water/Sun Cream
  • Monocular
  • Battery Pack & Jump Leads
  • Spare Anchor & chain
  • Flat Fenders
  • Storm Whistles (120 dB whiste)
  • Fog Horn
  • Various Shackles etc
  • Thermal Protection Aids x 3
  • LED light sticks ( adventure lighting) replace to chemical)
  • First Aid kit in water proof case
  • Steering compass
  • bearing compass
  • Handheld GPS
  • Fish finder
  • various tools
  • copy of my VHF boat licencee
  • Mayday card , near radio with
  • a copy of Emergency Signals on back.
  • spare glasses!
  • local charts and pilot book
I also brief my crew where all the kit is stored and how to make a mayday, and start engine.

Most of the stuff lives in waterproof bags or cases that I remove from boat when its not in used.

I dread the day i stopped by police with my sailing gear in boot! I make sure all knifes in my boot, inside a case with other sailing stuff.

I need to buy some 2 horse shoe's, that i will attach to a frame, and about to attach solas reflective tape to to few key spots. Looking at active X reflector or AIS TRANSCEIVER.

Prob. missed a few, few items i carry since i usually get called to help out a club dinghy or help out in club events.


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Old 20 March 2010, 22:41   #19
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To be honest i think it totally depends on what your doing, thre's a big difference between going out for a quick trip or vanishing off into remote areas. Basics should be VHF and possibly a back up, these days a mobile phone is useful. Ropes and warps, spare propeller, spark plugs and a basic toolkit along with a first aid kit should be mandatory along with personal lifejackets. Chartplotter is useful along with charts (along with an ability to use them).

I personally don't feel the need to go out with most of the local chandlery on board.
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Old 20 March 2010, 22:52   #20
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depend where you local chandler is! where I boat this can be 40 mins/ 60 mins away by car if your lucky and not a sunday!

I carry more, so i can same myself hassle of towing in a mate! or club member.

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