‘The Funnel’, the SBA’s quarterly journal,
arrives on members’ doormats at the beginning of
March, June, September and December each year.

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The current edition is number 192, shown here. 

Funnel 192 has now hit members’ doormats. It is a 90-odd page edition full of the usual mix of information, updates on this and that and some useful how-to-do-it material too along with historical pieces.  

As ever, the SBA journal is assembled with a view to providing something of interest to steamboat enthusiasts of long experience or of none at all.  Here are just a few of this month's articles

COP 26: steam heritage and fossil fuel angst      (Mark Rudall) 

Kalizma: How a superyacht was brought back to life      (Charlotte Hogarth-Jones) 

Maid of Scrap – a history (Part One)      (Pete Cuthbert) 

A Story of Three Devon Steamboats - Emma, Minette and Puffin      (Nick and Roger Powell) 

Towing Complications      (John Hendry) 

Sir Walter’s Work Weeks      (Adrian Greco) 

The Reluctant Helmsman      (Mary Towle) 

Where can I find out about that?      (Richard Havard) 

A Method for Making a Built-Up Crankshaft      (Clive Lee) 

White Metalling for the beginner      (Clive Lee)

Safety First      (Roger Grosser) 

 A Method for Backing a W-i-d-e trailer into a Narrow Garage      (Kelly Anderson) 

Each edition aims to set a few useful ‘hares running’ on different topics to attract readers’ opinions in new articles or letters because ‘Funnel’ exists to give everyone a voice.

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For more Funnel contents, see the Cumulative Index, or the Back Issues Archive.

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