by Jax
1st Mar 2013 -
liked
It’s not my intention to endlessly plug stuff, but I think it’s good to know what does and doesn’t work. And if I talk about Joseph Joseph products I can do both of those things in the same post.
I like a good kitchen accessory and one of my favourite brands is Joseph Joseph.
I like that they try to come up with different and better ways of making kitchen and cookware accessories, and I like that most of them come in my favourite shade of lime green (it doesn’t add anything to their utility value, but it does make me smile).
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by Adrian
20th Feb 2013 -
equipment
We’ve had a galvanitic isolator (protecting the boat’s hull against earth current leakage) installed since launch, but I’ve recently taken shorepower isolation and galvanitic protection to the next level.
I’ve had a custom isolation transformer made which like all things on the boat, performs multiple functions:
1) It physically isolates the boat’s 240V electrics from the shore power by the use of physically separate transformer coils which transfer electricity from one coil to another via electromagnetic induction.
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We already had two 65 watt panels installed on the coachroof as a factory option when the boat was built, but the intention was always to install another set of high efficiency panels on top of the arch at the stern. 
