Author: Tony - MG30 admin

This MG30 web site has moved! Users need to get new password.

Tony - MG30 admin This site 0 Comment

The MG30 web site has move from its old home in Tony’s web space at mg30.antipole.co.uk to its new home at mg30.org.uk.  This is in preparation for handing the site over to Cornelus.

If you have the old URL book-marked, please update to the new URL.

It was not possible to transfer user passwords, so all registered users need to get a new one by using this link: get new password or you can use the Forgot? link by the usual log in form.  If you try to use your old password three times, you will be locked out for one hour, during which time even a new password will not work.

Still looking for someone to take over the running of this site

Tony - MG30 admin This site 3 Comments

It is now four years since I sold my MG30 Santana and I have moved on and am involved with the Ovni Owners Group. I really want some current MG30 owner to take over this site – it needs a current owner’s involvement.

Some years ago I converted the site to run on WordPress, so it is very easy to manage and maintain from any computer with a modern web browser – Mac, Windows etc. I am willing to take on an assistant while you gain in confidence and to provide support to a new administrator. It takes very little time as there is only a small amount of activity.

Come on, MG30 Owners – surely there is someone who will do this!

Tony

Headsail sizes

Tony - MG30 admin Technical 4 Comments

Hi all,

re Santana

Santana is back in the water after her winter refit and is in the Hamble.

I am trying to source a 2nd hand Roller reefed Genoa. Does anyone know the relevant sizes for a Morgan Giles 30, so that I can search the sail lofts.

regards Ty

MG30 Rally on the South Coast

Tony - MG30 admin Chat 1 Comment

Several members on the South Coast have mentioned wanting to meet up.
How about a rally, where we all meet somewhere with our boats?  It would be a chance to meet each other, view each other’s MG30s and swap tips and advice.  If we make it somewhere land-accessible, any members who cannot make it by sea could come by land and cadge a berth overnight. Read more