On my old boat I had a Sail-Gen.  It worked like a charm.  I needed it because I had to fold my rail-mouted solar panels in any serious weather, and the boat used a bit more power underway than at anchor when solar was all we needed.  We sailed from Hawaii to San Francisco with full batteries, all the time, all the way.

If I even thought I needed a water generator on my Amel, I would make the choice based which one was the easiest, least disruptive installation because I don’t know that one is “better” than the other.  I heard a rumor at the boat show that Amel offers the Watt and Sea as an option on the Amel 55, but didn’t confirm it with Amel.

Bill Kinney

SM #160, Harmonie

Annapolis, MD

“Ships and men rot in port."

http://fetchinketch.net

On Oct 16, 2016, at 09:57, eljaroellinghoff@... [amelyachtowners] <amelyachtowners@...> wrote:

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I know the watt and see sytem , and wenn it is too dificult to find and install the original i think i take a watt and see 

It is easy to install , works withaut noices

And take no signifikant speed 

Thanks a lot 

Elja