Fleming Installation

Fleming Installation

Postby rob.lovelace » Sat Mar 24, 2012 4:17 pm

Finally saved enough and sold enough on ebay to buy some crew.
http://www.flemingselfsteer.com
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Re: Fleming Installation

Postby rob.lovelace » Sat Mar 24, 2012 4:19 pm

just two bolts to remove it and stow it inside giving access to swim ladder when not in use.

this shot is of it with the servo rudder up and vane removed.
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Re: Fleming Installation

Postby Shaun » Sat Mar 24, 2012 7:14 pm

Good on ya Rob,

certainly a very nice bit of kit, is that the smaller of the two (?) versions available?
& keen to know how you go using it & what you think of it on a TH after you have used it.

Also could you please tell me how you fixed(& what parts you used) the small solar panels on your pushpit, I am looking to install a 10w panel in exactly the same position.

cheers
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Mid Nth Coast, NSW

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Re: Fleming Installation

Postby rob.lovelace » Sun Mar 25, 2012 7:26 pm

I used plastic awning clamps DRILLED OUT out with the suitable sized bolt to slide in the groove under the solar panel. originally it didn't have the brace under them, which is just some ally tube I had. My next project will be slightly larger panels that will fold down for heavy weather.
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