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Steve Pope · 14-06-2009, 14:44

Most if not all marina's in NZ will require you to have 3rd party insurance at least, so if you damage the marina or another yacht there is an avenue for redress.
The W.o.F is a safety issue, your 110/240 volt equipment must be up to standard. Beware that if you have an alluminium or steel hull a transformer may/will save you from stray electrolitic currents.

14-06-2009, 14:44	#3
Steve Pope Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: Maungaturoto, New Zealand only 10 minutes from the Kaipara harbour, it is a tidal harbour with one of the largest shore lines in the Southern hemisphere, no shortage of sand banks though. Boat: Trismus 37 (alloy) built in 1976 or 1986 depending on who you talk to! Posts: 522	Most if not all marina's in NZ will require you to have 3rd party insurance at least, so if you damage the marina or another yacht there is an avenue for redress. The W.o.F is a safety issue, your 110/240 volt equipment must be up to standard. Beware that if you have an alluminium or steel hull a transformer may/will save you from stray electrolitic currents.