MARINE SERVICES


structural & condition surveys, insurance update surveys, damage surveys & claim advice, boat restoration and refit supervision as well as yacht search , yacht delivery and own boat tuition Tel: 07971 250105 see advert page 70


Pulse Marine Electronics We have over 15 years of marine electronic and electrical experience in the leisure and commercial sectors. We offer a full range of services from rectifying simple lighting or switch faults to navigation system upgrades and rewiring tasks. Previous manufacturer training on Raymarine, Garmin, Navico & Furuno products enables us to provide service/repair options to older equipment and unbiased advice on upgrades and new products. Based in Dartmouth we cover the whole of the River Dart as well as far as Plymouth & The Tamar in the west and Torbay, Teignmouth & Exmouth in the east. Tel: 07971 661159 see advert previous page


RGC


If you are fitting out your boat, carrying out repairs, making improvements to your beloved craſt, or a visiting yacht in need of a few bits and bobs, RGC Building Supplies in Dartmouth now stock a large range of everyday chandlery essentials. A wide variety of Holt Marine and ProBoat pre-packs


Provides facilities for people with any disability to go afloat on the River Dart


Join us as a Disabled sailor or Volunteer supporter on or off the water.


No previous experience needed and the opportunity to gain RYA Sailing and Powerboat qualifications.


SDART AILABILITY e e d o m


www.dartsailability.org Registered Charity 1155753


o Chandlery Everyday essentials in Dartmouth


• Stainless fittings • Fixings • Shackles • Hoses & clips • Electrical connectors • Paints & Varnish • Trailer parts • Ropes & Fenders


01803 834 622


sales@rgcbuildingsupplies.co.uk Collingwood Road, Dartmouth TQ6 9JY


72 Dart Harbour Ch 11 DARTNAV


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