you must remember this …

a kiss is just a kiss.  Now that’s one of the timeless classics.  It came from the movie Casa Blanca and it’s called ‘As Time Goes By’.

Which is a great seque into today’s post if I say so myself.  You see, I was thinking that it’s close to a month now that I’ve been running my blog, and as time goes by, it’s getting harder and harder to to keep it up to date.  That might be why so many twitter.  Just a few succinct words.  But I don’t consider myself a twit, so I will continue blogging.

Had a new member join the staff today.  Ian’s his name and he’s the workshop man.  Builds, fixes, wires – all of the stuff that I can’t do.  Or more accurately, am averse to doing.  I say leave expert’s work to the experts, and that’s what Ian is.

It means we’re going to have faster turn-around time on generator build and deliveries and can also grow the hybrid energy side of the business.  Ian’s busy putting a hybrid system – solar, dc generator and battery bank – together right now.

Will take a photo of the finished project and upload it later.

Exciting times as the boating fraternity start to realise the potential of DC  power for their boats/yachts/cruisers.  We had a client in today who has sailed from South America to the Sunny Coast.  His yacht’s hull is being cleaned at the moment, afterwhich we’re fitting a DC generator for them.

DC propulsion is becoming the buzz word at the moment, with brands like torqueedo spearheading the way.  Where we come in is providing an efficient, quiet and small DC power supply – the PowerMaker Cruise.

We also manufacture a DC generator for the RV market – great for mobile home situations where it can be used as your sole source of power or as a backup to solar – which is our recommendation.

If you want to know more, give us a call and ask for Don.  I may be the writer, but he’s the one with the brains.

Well, time is going by.  Winding down for the day.  Clean & tidy the desk.  Last check of the emails and then home for a roast dinner.  Yumm!

Pob hwyl