Alfred G

Hello Arnaud, for a possible hot water tank there would also have to be a burner for the gas and I haven't found one yet. My Gib Sea has been built mirror-inverted, as my port side locker is on the port side and your toilet should be on the starboard side, right? Greetings Alfred

Hello Oli O, my territory is the North Sea and especially the East Frisian Islands, which I visit every year from east to west. So from Wangerooge to Juist. My gas bottle is stored in the port locker and the pipe for the gas stove and oven runs, as you have already described, to the rear and from there to the starboard side of the boat. Another line runs to the opposite side and underneath the forecastle, where it disappears into nirvana. Is this line possibly intended for a heater that is on board? I switched on my heating at the weekend and all that comes out is cold air. I have a swing keel. @Arnaud For a possible hot water tank there would also have to be a burner for the gas and I haven't found one yet. Greetings Alfred

Hello, I bought a Gib Sea 282 last year and had a gas test carried out this year. The inspector found a second gas line that is routed downwards on the port side in the port locker. Unfortunately, I can't say what it is used for there. The lines on the starboard side run to the gas stove and oven and the appliances work perfectly. Now the question arises as to what these lines were originally planned for or whether they may have been retrofitted. With best regards Alfred Grau