Thanks for sharing these patterns Ian.

They are very useful and easy to understand (well designed).

Besides Fred they will be useful to many other members of this forum.
For example, I find them useful for having a comparison parameter on the threshold of the fuses and confirming their position.
I'm glad the designer thinks as I do about the use and usefulness of fuses.

Nice one Ian, these two will be a great help as I still have a Smit to refurb,
Fred

I had a good look, but couldnt find the full list of the diagrams anywhere. Luckily I had downloaded a few that I thought I might want - ie the kits that I have stacked up.

I ended up drawing from a couple of the wiring diagrams, because of te set up that I ended up with. These two for Rotterdam will also be useful for twin engine tug.

Hi One & All
Just a quick up date, I emailed Action with regards to finding the wiring diagrams, I received a reply back from them with a copy of a diagram for the yorkshireman, its not as good as the one sent to me by Ian, but as the old saying goes "If you don't ask you don't get".
Fred

Wow, I really apologize if I have crossed group lines with any comments. I have been building boat models for almost 50 years, and I try to help anyone I can, with pointers, advice, or any parts, pieces and plans they might require.
With the demise of many good Hobby Shops, I try to help anyone I can.
I did not know there was z requirement to pay support for the group, but I certainly will find out what is required.
Again, sorry if anyone feels I have done wrong, I am only trying to help the hobby.

Hi One & All
First I stand with Doug with regards to Greg, No I am not after a premade wiring loom, nor am I looking for a diagram, as I can work out just what components I feel I need for my boats as I have done for the last 40+ years.

Thank you to Ian for finding the Action diagram and to keep looking for the rest, it looks to me that the original owner used it to wire up this boat, as Ian has said the Action diagram's are a good Gide to working out a wiring layout for any boat.
Fred

This one?

I have found all of these diagrams still on a page somewhere in a back room of the internet. Cant find it just now but will keep looking - they are excellent circuits.

While on the subject, does anyone know of good software for drawing custom diagrams like these.

Greg.
I believe that I have mentioned this before!
It has been obvious for some time that you are running a retail business and are not on this site simply as a enthusiastic model boat modeller.
I also note that you are still a Basic member; i.e. you contribute nothing to the running costs of our site.
You are asked once again: Do you pay Stephen, our site owner, the going rates for such advertising on his site? If not kindly desist with this 'Back Door Advertising'.
I, and I'm sure many other members, do not not appreciate such flagrant flouting of our site rules, especially by a non-contributor.
Were I still a moderator, until the untimely extinction of our species, I would have issued three warnings and then blocked your account.
Doug.
BTW, it was abundantly clear that Fred was only looking for a wiring diagram, which has been provided, for a restoration project. Thus no need for a fully new equipped hull.

Are you looking for a diagram of wiring and components or looking for a ready-made wiring harness for your motors, electronics, batteries, switches and charging
circuit?
I often gear up hulls I sell with all propulsion and electronic components for customers to build from this stage to finish.

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