Amel owners I know all the Amel owners talk to each other in there clicky world but here in Porto touristico di Rome marina ( Ostia, Rome ) there is a Amel 54 fairly new yacht S/Y Elise from La

Dear Richard, I hope I can help some of you all Amel owners. All the best. Olivier On Saturday, June 28, 2014 2:21 PM, "Richard Piller richard03801@... [amelyachtowners]" wrote:

Hi Jon I think you should say with a group to you add a lot to it thanks very much for all your help over the years Regards Capt Richard Piller

Glad to hear it, John. We'll understand if your next adventure is climbing the Himalayas or trekking the Amazon where you will be out of touch for a while. Hi to Ruth. Kent

I think you should stay with the group forever! Even though you may not own an Amel right now, you are a typical "Amel Yacht Owner". On top of that, I believe you have not sold all your knowledge

Hi everyone, I want to thank you all for your very kind words and good wishes. It has been wonderful to be associated with this group and I'm glad I could contribute a small share of the good

Oliver welcome's nice to have you onboard. Thank you for including your email address and your post. Regards Capt Richard Piller cell16037675330 On Jun 28, 2014, at 3:14, "Beaute Olivier

Hi Danny If you do leave your boat in Scarborough we can keep an eye on her for you if you wish. I am down there every 2nd week-end as we have a home in the canal estate (Newport) in Scarborough area

Hi Olivier, Thank you for the answer to my question and your follow up about how to go about it. I hadn't realized it is something worth doing every five years or so. It is great to hear it from

Paul - In the category of "many ways to skin a cat", we found it easier to first drill out the eight rivets holding the foil into the furler, then after lifting the foil with the wrapped halyard out

Hello Olivier, Nice to see you here; you belong amongst the "gurus" residing on this site. Thank you. Jean-Pierre Germain On 28 Jun 2014, at 08:14, Beaute Olivier atlanticyachtsurvey@...

Thank you Alain. Private email sent. Jean-Pierre Germain

Dear Bill, after spending 19 years at the AMEL "after sales dept" in La Rochelle, I'm now marine surveyor for leisure crafts, working mainly for clients who need a pre-purchase survey and for

Hello Jean-Pierre, if you are french and if you have a Federation Française de Voile license then you have a much cheaper scheme with them. I left Lassée who was the best of standard insurers for

Olivier, I saw your posting in the Amel Group. I am very glad that you are part of this group. There are few people in the world that know as much about our boats as you do. I heard that you just

Hi Paul, it takes about one day for two people: -ease the whole rigging -disconnect the genoa furler electric cables -attach the genoa halyard to the top of the foil (several half-hitches and tape)

Thanks would be good to meet up, but don't think we will get that far South. Cheers Danny On Friday, 27 June 2014 8:43 PM, "Chris chris@... [amelyachtowners]" wrote:

Olivier What procedures are required to grease the inside of the foil? Paul LaFrance SV NOMAD #362 To: amelyachtowners@... From: amelyachtowners@... Date: Fri, 27 Jun 2014 11:49:31 -0700 Subject:

Hi Jamie, the AMEL foils are made of one piece and there aren't any nylon bearings Inside (compared to most other manufacturer's foils). The grease put originally Inside the foil is supposed to ease

I second Bill and Alexandre: De Lassee. You can talk either with Francoise Godineau or Geoffroy de Lassee. Rgds Roque s/y Atica - Amel 54 2014-06-27 12:48 GMT-03:00 Germain Jean-Pierre jgermain@...