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Old 28-02-2010, 00:34   #76
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Well then just skip the intake all together!
Do you really want to deal with the septic slosh and small capacity, plugging and pumping? Check out the composting head thread on the forum.... ( a few laughs also.)
its a good idea also. every respectable barn have this compost toilet. ive just never think about them as a clever idea. i didnt read the whole thread but i think i need a way to separate the urine from the other stuff else it get too much wet maybe. in the barn toilet the urine just drain into the soil and the dry stuff is mixed with a handfull of sawdust i throw in now and then. every second year i just open the backside of the barntoilet and shuffle out. makes good soil.

hmm. maybe read a bit more about this neat idea and best. it should be fairly easy to make if i manage to solve the problem of too much urine..for guys onboard its seldom any problem while sailing. just lean outside the boat, but you cant really ask girls to use that method on board.
so a kind of toilet should be onboad.

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Old 28-02-2010, 00:40   #77
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Man...I'd sure think about black and grey water storage capabilities before you send it over the side.....I may just be parinoid...but if you've got the room its worth considering.
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Old 28-02-2010, 09:11   #78
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If you actually read the other thread in full and follow some of the links, all your questions will be answered.
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hmm. maybe read a bit more about this neat idea and best. it should be fairly easy to make if i manage to solve the problem of too much urine..zeyang
Dumping the urine jar is easy - filling up isn't a problem. I'm really glad I made the switch to a composter.
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Old 09-03-2010, 13:40   #80
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boat in upright position. Time to move on to putting in the frames.
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Old 09-03-2010, 15:24   #81
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Old 09-03-2010, 16:36   #82
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Great show! How about a photo of the stern?...when you get a chance.
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Exellent pics.
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Hi. I am new in the forum.
Great job you are doing.
Where in Norway are you buildin this?
Planin to do a trip to Norway next summer, would love to see the project.
Did a trip last summer too and feld in love wit Norway.

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hi christiania
tnx for comment. by next summer im finished with this project and are hopefully sailing the 7-seas.
there are still space during the sailing for some legs.

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Hi.
So you are doing things with good speed.
You still left out the main part, where are you building?
Do you have any pics on the boat layout?

Keep up the good work.

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So you are doing things with good speed.
You still left out the main part, where are you building?
Do you have any pics on the boat layout?

Keep up the good work.

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hi,
im building not far from oslo.
sorry, no layout for the interior. i will probably choose some very basic oldstyle layout with the firestove and everything.
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Old 12-03-2010, 12:18   #88
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working on welding up inside the hull.
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the local boatbuilder monkey :-)

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Old 19-03-2010, 07:56   #90
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spent last week working on welding up the boat inside. its a little tricky but goes forward slowly. Maybe manage to weld up 1/4 of the inside sofar. Im working alone now due to easter holiday coming up,so itts a little more slow.

by the way. that lamp is a optimus/petromax. Its hardly use any kerosene and gives light similar to 350 candles. Will be the future of lighting up the boat. Extremely clever system.

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