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Tips for designing and fabricating an arch to hold radome, other antennae, and dinghy davits.
[John Holtrop, Ridgecrest, CA, USA]
Photos of various arches for boats in the 35-45′ range, taken by an owner contemplating adding one to his 35-foot double-ender. A source of ideas if you are designing an arch for your boat.
[Fantasia 35 Owners, USA]
A list of all the things you can use a radar arch for, with suggestions for making it look as if it belongs on the boat..
[John Holtrop, Ridgecrest, CA, USA]
Excellent tour through the varieties of "inox." Includes downloadable reference manual.
[Australian Stainless Steel Development Association, Australia]
Stainless steel welded arch for radome, other antennae, solar panels, etc.
[Ocean Marine Systems, Richmond, BC, Canada]
Stainless steel welded towers or arches for radome and other antennae. Auto-leveling and fixed models.
[Ocean Marine Systems, Richmond, BC, Canada]
Polished bronze frame jaws and base for a wooden boom gallows.
[ABI / Precision Lighting, Petaluma, CA, USA]
Brackets for mounting radar antennae on masts, poles or towers.
[Edson International, New Bedford, MA, USA]
Vertical pole for mounting radar, Loran, aerials for CB, VHF, TV, and a wind generator.
[Nemo Industrie S.r.l., Cella di Mercato S., Italy]
Extensive list with good search facility. Covers just about any cruising topic. Tree and branch format for threads.
[The Sailing Company, Middletown, RI, USA]
It was the only way to keep the bloody boat from rolling. What with the solar panel arch, wind generator pole, and radar, we′re so damned top heavy.
quoted by John Krtechmer
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