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Steve Pope · 25-06-2009, 02:28

I would suggest just using silicone, but you will probably find that the cat 1 inspector will be quite happy with them the way they are, as long as the battery (s) can't fall out if the boat is inverted.. I made mine out of ply then glassed them but didn't have the clever idea of having a removable panel so have to lift them in and out.

25-06-2009, 02:28	#8
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	I would suggest just using silicone, but you will probably find that the cat 1 inspector will be quite happy with them the way they are, as long as the battery (s) can't fall out if the boat is inverted.. I made mine out of ply then glassed them but didn't have the clever idea of having a removable panel so have to lift them in and out.