OK, I am fairly sure that your Dessalator 60 liter watermaker requires 2 each of the SW302521. That would be a dimension of 2.5" and 21" long. Maybe another owner with a 60 liter can verify that

All good, whew amazing what a bit of maintenance does especially after not being used for so long, TDS 187. Good reference information from this post just in case in the future. Thank you all Kind

Bill you have made an enormous contribution to the owners forum, we all owe you a huge debt of gratitude. Yvonne and I met you in Opua New Zealand when we were looking for a boat. Your enthusiasm for

I just changed my membranes, I confirm the model is sw30-2521 for the duo60 from FilmTec. Best regards.

Hi, I believe this is the correct size used for the Dessalator 60; http://www.lenntech.com/Data-sheets/Dow-Filmtec-SW30-2521.pdf BR Niels

Hi Dan and Lori, Congratulations! There will be many Amel owners in the Carib at the time you take ownership. Enjoy a wonderful boat. Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376

I especially want to thank Bill and Judy for helping Lori and I become Amel owners. We were well on our way to buying an Amel when much to our surprise and delight we learned of the opportunity to

Yes I have tried to download the PDF but have access forbidden, from what I can see so far, the membrane is Membrane type 25.21 (30 to 100 L/H range) (100015) But not sure without contacting

I noticed that I gave you the wrong number for the 160. It ia SW302540, but you have the 60. I don't know the number for the membranes for the 60. Bill Rouse BeBe Amel 53 #387 Sent from my

Oh, and if it is the 160 liter the membranes are Filmtec SW30-2521 Bill

Barry & Robyn, There is one manufacturer of membranes in the world. It is FilmTec, a DOW company. If you know the size of your membranes, you can buy Filmtec membranes from anyone. But be careful as

Bill, I enthusiastically second Kent's remarks. Your contributions to our group have been enormous, thorough, helpful, understandable, sensible and easy to understand.It would not be unreasonable to

Bill, Thank you for all of your contributions to this forum, and to Peg and I in particular. You will be sorely missed. I liked your comment about having our boats in condition for inspection! I'm a

Bill, Many thanks for all your sage advice over the years and know that for both of us it was a highlight and an honor to have had a chance to meet Judy and you in Barcelona last Summer. Warmest

Good morning, does anyone know of an alternative membrane that is compatible with the Dessalator watermaker. I am looking for a supplier in Australia. Kind Regards Barry & Robyn Tradewinds III SM

I purchased my Amel through Michel Charpentier in France. He knew the history of my boat from the beginning and is the most knowledgeable and honest broker that I have ever met. With the USD up,

And to be clear, Joel is THE man when it comes to knowing about Amels. Ian Loca Lola II SM153

In addition to Joel who is both knowledgeable and generous with his expertise, I would also recommend JP Bahuaud of Caraibe Yachts. We purchased Loca Lola II in 2014 and have been very satisfied. That

Any chance you could regalvanize it instead of buying new chain? If it just looks rusty without loss of diameter, that might save quite a bit. There are a couple of threads about this in the last

Your gypsy should be marked to specify chain size. If not, take your gypsy with you and confirm the chain size. Even 1-2 mm per link can make a significant difference. Kent SM 243 Kristy