My completed UMaxII (on vero etc) With a nod to the TGSL project

[mykaitch]

Look nice.
What are dimensions (between ears in first line)?

Width for pole end is 9mm. Just ordered four more. BTW I use nylon nuts and bolts from Ebay --way cheaper than so called metal detector coil bolts etc.

[WM6]

Took a while to find it ...

http://www.yachtchandlers.co.uk/acatalog/Boat-Cover-Fitting-Nylon-Fork-Base-NYC13754.html

75p a pop!!Fits most poles

Look nice.
What are dimensions (between ears in first line)?

[Qiaozhi]

Took a while to find it ...

http://www.yachtchandlers.co.uk/acatalog/Boat-Cover-Fitting-Nylon-Fork-Base-NYC13754.html

75p a pop!!Fits most poles

Looks like a useful item for DIY metal detector projects!

[mykaitch]

Took a while to find it ...

http://www.yachtchandlers.co.uk/acatalog/Boat-Cover-Fitting-Nylon-Fork-Base-NYC13754.html

75p a pop!!Fits most poles

[mykaitch]

Aha! That is a clamp thingy used to secure a boat awning. I found them on Ebay (or at a Chandlers) for about 2.50 each. All nylon and they are easy to tap - just screw the bolt you want to use first (ie a metal one first). It is secured with those plastic thingys that join kitchen units together - - NOT rthe type witjh a metal screw. The stem etc came from an old £5.00 punt on Ebay (70's BFO broken).

[Qiaozhi]

Coil built into a cover. ABS sheet to close it. 'Weld' with a thick mix of ABS shavings and MEK.
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Where did you get the bracket for the coil shell where the bottom stem attaches?

[mykaitch]

Batty compartment holds a spare too. Easy to get at in the field




Coil built into a cover. ABS sheet to close it. 'Weld' with a thick mix of ABS shavings and MEK.