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Electrical Seminar at KKMI

May 17
Sat 9:00 AM
Location
KKMI

530 West Cutting Blvd.
Richmond, CA 94804
(510) 235-5564

How to find us
"Free coffee and pastries right before the class. Should be easy to find each other."

Who attended?
Estimated attendance:  3  people attended.

Hosted by Ron Romaine at KKMI, this is an in-depth Electrical Seminar covering everything from designing, installing and maintaining your electrical system. From tools and new equipment to "how to" and tips from over 35 yrs of experience in the field. RSVP to (510) 235-5564

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  • Posted Apr 15, 2008 12:10 PM
    Sophia
    • Assistant Organizer
    An update about the great courses at KKMI...the last class was sponsered by Tradwinds Sailing School and was free of charge (Thank You Tradewinds!) But we're all in luck because KKMI is offering the classes free to all established KKMI customers...and if you're new to the boatyard, then there is a approx. $190 fee for the class at the end of which you are given a $190 gift certificate to use at the KKMI yard or shop whenever you choose...and all future classes will be free of charge!

Who attended?

    • “ A very good seminar on batteries and charging systems with an overview on tools, tips and tricks for doing your own electrical work. Useful information whether you plan to do your own work or simply make informed decisions and let others get their hands dirty. (Although as pointed out, if you plan to cruise you should know your systems well enough to make repairs underway.) Not as much on dockside power issues. Essential knowledge for those planning to cruise or simply wanting to know their systems better. ”