Gallipoli

Saw this go through Skipton a few months ago, wasn't quick enough with the camera, but with a name like Beccles unmistakably from the broads Sent from my G3121 using Tapatalk

Ooh didn't know the nymr had a webcam, added to my list of ca me s Sent from the Norfolk Broads Network mobile app

Depends what you are using it for, I was using the blutooth and wifi tethering whilst on the boat this year, only thing you need to be aware of is the battery usage, as you are pushing both blutooth and wifi signals out of your phone Sent from the Norfolk Broads Network mobile app

Hey, there really isn't a tablet phone thing anymore, and to geta phone with a 7 inch + screen you will be pushing the, upper limits of prices. Personally I would go for the oneplus 5 only problem is that it is a small screen 5.5", however there are rumours of a larger screen coming soon, it is also the cheapest high end long lasting phone on the market at about £500. If this isn't an option id look into the, Google Pixel whichay well be coming down in price, as there is a new one coming out soon. Both should last a good while, and are much easier to use than a Samsung device, (stock android in both cases), I normally look a generation back as they are much cheaper than, the flagship models and still do what you want, hope this was of some help. Sent from the Norfolk Broads Network mobile app

All we'd need is a 12v lighter socket, and I didn't know Richardsons had woodies, I'll look into them. Unfortunately due to ages of party members yachts are out of the questions, even so i don't trust my yachting skill on woodies yet. Sent from the Norfolk Broads Network mobile app

Hi guys, I was looking at boats to hire next year possibly, and I saw a few old wooden boats for hire, and I was thinking where are the best places to hire them from, preferably on the northern broads, (if possible) I have looked at Water Rail, but is a bit small if all the family comes along. Any recommendations? Sent from the Norfolk Broads Network mobile app

Do you have Android or Apple? I myself have an Android phone, and use a free GPS speedometer from the play store, this does decemal places for speed, very useful. Unfortunately I can't attatch a photo, wrong file type, link is here. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ascendapps.aaspeedometer Sent from the Norfolk Broads Network mobile app

It looks like a good initiative, kudos to the RNLI, and can we put the national park thing to rest? We all know it isn't. Sent from the Norfolk Broads Network mobile app

Interesting, i agree th proportions are off, when we were on the broads last week i was saying that the cockpit pf rexmoore is too stubby nice boat but a tad stubby, only reason I say it is an ex rexmoore, is due to what i heard when, brinkcraft bought out moores they said ome was going to the Thames i don't know how reliable that is but hey Sent from the Norfolk Broads Network mobile app

This is the website unfortunately i can't read the name due to the format on my phone but here is the link Edit; the name's in the link, Caversham Boat Services http://www.cavershamboatservices.co.uk/html/marquis.html Sent from the Norfolk Broads Network mobile app

I've seen a few ex broads crusers, of many designs on the leeds liverpool canal, recently, one was registered in beccles i believe or tat was its name not too sure, i have seen one or two buccaneers and the odd Hampton safari i believe or very good replicas i didn't snap a photo :( really should have done. I would also add one of the old rexmoore's (belive they were called moores 40's or similar) has made its way onto the themes, still a hire cruiser, which is interesting. The great ouse near, little Ouseburn near York has a large quantity of ex Broads boats. Sent from the Norfolk Broads Network mobile app

Hi, I don't know how much you like/dislike Apple but I have never had any problems with my iPads (on my second, upgraded to the pro 9.7, after iMovie was no longer supported) my old iPad 2 still works smashed screen and bent chassis, still works well enough for my backup, I have had too problems with Android tablets for me to bother with them (I do however have an Android phone and will never get an iPhone) my personal opinion, only hope it helps. Sent from the Norfolk Broads Network mobile app

The only problem we have ever had, with Sonnet is that blasted anchor winch, never in the four years we have hired her, that the winch hasn't, played up. Never put a dampener on the holiday, more of a nucence.

when it comes to electric boats, I think the biggest problem with them is the life of the battery, though i have done some "back of the envelope" calculations and (my Maths isn't the best) on an old centre cockpit (merrymoore size) with the best Li-ion batteries COULD POSSIBLY last for 1 1/2 days in a best use scenario (note i was using Tesla cars and motors as a reference and only using the floor-space benithe the cockpit to house the Batteries as there would be no engine) ATM the one thing holding back fully electric boating and also the cost. This is a ROUGH calculated ESTIMATE

How do you use the Electric posts? (trivial I know) I have a feeling that they may be different than the last ones (which i have never used), I do however think that they may be installing a system the likes of "Ecotrisities" electric highways, (for electric cars) where you buy a card and top it up when you need it, thus meaning you need an account as they may allow use of mobile phone (in fact they may encourage it). Just a thought