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With a split backstay, is there a concern about shading from the stay itself? ? (There's also an issue with shade from pole mounted radar installations.) I understand that some panels have

Hi Brian I added to flexible 110W solar panels to the Bimini of our 402. One between the split backstay and one that I move around the Bimini as required to avoid shadows from the main. They’re

There is a difference between soliciting business and letting people know what business you are in. It is perfectly fine to have your business indicated in your signature, Allison, Allan, and James

I agree, and well said. Jordan has helped me in the past, and his expertise is an asset to the forum. Sent from my ShoePhone -- Michael Henning 1985 S36 Caper Allen Harbor, RI

I had the exact symptoms of leaking, and finally found both deck drain elbows were cracked. ?When installing new ones, I bedded them in butyl to help eliminate leaking where it meets the topside

Tim, I hope you noticed I spoke fairly gently about this. I agree with you Jordan appears to be offering free information and that’s quite nice and helpful to many owners including myself. I just

Hey Tim, Yea we have one of the later hulls, 206. Towards the end of the run they started putting a sugar scoop on the 38s. I’m not sure how many they did but it did require the split backstay.

Tim, These sentences step on the line between sharing knowledge and marketing your services: "I have had customers request a tube frame that goes….” "- I'm an ARCO dealer, if you're going that

Randy, How did you end up with a split back stay on a 38 MKII? I have hull 198 with a single back stay and I would love to set it up with a split back stay. Do you have pictures?? was your transom

I find it challenging to understand why its such an issue when an owner can help another owner with a project offer sound advice based on their expertise. I don't think anyone of us follow this thread

Everybody does it a bit differently. When we put solar on our 38 with split backstay I build rails out of aluminum U stock and also placed an internal L shape frame inside the solar panel frame,

Jordan you seem to be a pretty good guy, but historically we “marine professionals” that are Sabre owners do not solicit business in any way. It is a very fine line but I suggest you be mindful of

Brian, While it's not my preferred method, I have had customers request a tube frame that goes above the bimini and then put rigid panels outboard of the split backstays. I did an installation that

We plan 2 125w and two controllers. These folks are great. Premium Solar Panels & Lithium Batteries for Boats/Camper Vans custommarineproducts.store Tony Tony Billera tony.billera@... 206 605

Yes, we had custom panels made to fit around our (oversized) window. We planned the Bimini and panels at the same time but not necessary with the custom panels. I would be glad to answer any

Also we have 2 custom Solbians o the dodger at 98 wats each. Allison Lehman Swiftsure Yachts allison@... Cell: 510.912.5800 Fax: 510.860.4640 ?

Brian we have the same problem. We were not willing to give up the window in the Bimini for solar. I believe Peter and Velina have more solar than we do. I suggest you look at Solbian custom panels to

I have two panels port and stbd facing bow to stern on the forward part of the Bimini and one across the width of back section on my 42.6

Brian, I put 4 flex panels in on my Bimini (giving me about 270W at peak sun) and a rigid 220 (with a +15% bifacial) panel across my davits. I ran the wires down the Bimini rails and went through the

My main winter project is upgrading the electrical charging system: Part 1 of new alternator / regulator / monitoring is underway. ?Part 2 is adding solar; am on a mooring so shore power charging is