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Technical Talk

Choosing the right battery...

With the introduction of higher output alternators and electronic  charge Xsplitters charging systems on boats have vastly improved.  To benefit fully from a decrease in recharge time and longer runtime the correct battery choice should be made.  When making a battery purchase you need to consider - Battery life ...

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Why fit an Aquadrive?

Marine engines traditionally have been coupled directly to the propeller drive shaft, perhaps with a stiff flexible coupling between the two.  Most of the vibration is sent straight down the shaft, and the engine mounts can't so their job properly because they are strained forwards by propeller thrust.  So, vibration ...

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Understanding your Bow Thruster in the Inland Waterway Market

Tunnel systems provide a simple cost-effective solution and can be installed at two thirds their diameter below water level.  To achieve optimum performance and reduce the risk of damage from surface debris, an immersion depth of one complete tunnel diameter is advised.  The longer your tunnel, the ...

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Deep Sea Seals

The ManeCraft seal comprises of two main components.  The stationary seal assembly and the rotating seal assembly, both moulded from tough, oil resistant chloroprene.  The stationary seat has a solid bronze ring bonded into it and is clamped onto the stern tube with two stainless clips, ...

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The Principles behind the Inset Generator

With today's demands for onboard electrical power, both DC and AC becoming more popular, Nanni Diesel has developed an innovative new concept to add to it's already comprehensive range of marine engines.  The technology behind the Inset Generator ...

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The Theory Behind Common Rail Engines

Nanni Diesel now offers three new marine engines, 165, 180 & 200hp, based on common rail Toyota blocks from their rugged 4x4 automotive sector.

The common rail system used high-pressurised fuel for improved fuel economy and provides robust engine power, while reducing noise and vibration.

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Why Waste Engine Heat? You've paid for it!

Turn your engine's waste heat into useful domestic hot water with a C-Warm Calorifier.  Made in the UK and fitted as standard by leading UK and European boat builders, C-Warm heaters are designed for use at system pressure up to 3 bar (44 psi).  Maximum ...

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Battery Chargers/Charging Converters - always a full battery

Starter batteries and supply batteries are designed for different tasks.  Starter batteries, in order to start the engine, must initially supply a high current level and will then serve as an energy buffer with smaller partial cycles.  Supply or domestic batteries, by contrast, are charged at lower current levels for ...

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The Sea Strainer Alarm System

Alarms instantly if the Sea Strainer blocks.....

Why?
Marine engines are cooled by raw sea water, drawn in through the bottom of the hull and pumped through the heat exchanger.  Block this vital supply and problems follow immediately.  The water pump impeller fails ...

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Kabola Diesel Powered Combination Boilers

Instant hot water and a powerful heating solution  - Home comforts onboard a becoming now becoming expected features today  - whether hiring, living aboard or buying a new boat customers are looking for raised standards.

Having to run your engine for half an hour before ...

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