Hi Pat. I had the same problem with an old magnum grill. I bought a Hamilton Grill that does fine in anything except the strongest winds. Kent SM243 Kristy

Hey hey hey! Thats the spirit! Good weekend to Judy and you. Refit going along fine. Had to stop Riza from doing Coppercoat so soon and let the hull become "super" dry before he lathers it on... too

Jean-Pierre, you and Alex have 4 things in common...the two you mentioned and: Amel yachts You are both good friends of mine Bill BeBe 387 On Fri, Sep 19, 2014 at 3:14 PM, Germain Jean-Pierre

Hello Alexander, We have 2 things in common: BBQ's and Aerobatic flying... decades ago in the military. Still use the BBQ but my passengers might not approve of my aerobatic skills... so I try to

Pat we use one charcoal filter before the fresh water pump. There is a NON Charcoal filter in the saltwater intake. When we flush that filter get flushed too to keep it from growing stuff". It's a

Pat, I use meclizine. This is the same as the over the counter products line Bonine, except you can buy 50 tablets for under $10.00. I take ½ tablet every 12 hours, the first tablet 3-4 hours before.

Good morning Jean Pierre, I have the Magma Catalina Infra Red. They recommend to attach with 2 supports, I used 3 (I can send you pictures if you wish). I purchased a 10 lbs propane tank and

Also, for some people, using one ear plug works well for seasickness. Best regards, Mark SM2K #275 www.creampuff.us

Pat, We have a propane Magma Grill and have used it (when anchored) in 20 knot winds. We love it. We have had no problem keeping it lit. We both get seasick and have found the best medication,

Hello Pat, "Sturgeron" works for my GF. Taken 30 minutes before casting off then a second dose when the lines are gone. General result = sleep within 30 minutes. The body gets accustomed to the

We are preparing to sail down to the Caribbean next month for the winter and want to ask a couple questions . We are debating about taking along our propane grill , its hard to keep lit in all but

Pat ,Let me try a reply again. Two of us that i know of have had parts damaged by the pickling solution. Myself and Gary Silver. I discussed this with Dessalator and they said rinsing with fresh

Richard, Do you use one charcoal and one regular ? Do you worry about the microns , my filter housing has 25 and 5 written on them ? Pat

Mike, I do not know the history of my watermaker . It was given to me about three years ago and I installed it . I do not know if it was pickled properly. Last summer we were down the Bay off Solomons

Mike,My guess is that at a minimum you should replace:FiltersMembranesMembrane tube seals/O ringsHP pump oilProbably HP hoses...if they do not leak when you start it up, they probably will within a

Pat we have used a Culligan charcoal Filters in line before the pump to keep anything from getting to the pump. Give clean good tasting water. and no chlorine so we can back flush the water maker

Patrick. Our watermaker has been "pickled" off-line for 10 years. How long was yours not in operation and how much time/expense/aggravation was/is involved in bringing it back to function? Parts

Bill, I did not se a micron spec in the description of the filters at Home Depot . If you and Eric use them , that's good enough for me, this winter will be my first time using the watermaker, so I

Eric, I was wondering that as well, they look the same as what I use in my house. The only thing is ,one is supposed to be 25 micron and one 5 micron. I have never noticed a micron level on the

I use GE Osmonics Hytrex filters. These are available by mail order. Cheaper if you buy a case: http://www.bigbrandwater.com/hytrexfilters.html Mark Pitt S/Y