Kent, Is a voltage stabiliser the same as a DC-DC converter? Cheerio, Peregrinus SM2K 350 At anchor, Ponza ---In amelyachtowners@..., <karkauai@...> wrote : I had a similar problem several years ago

Mine is in the passageway from the salon to the forward cabin above the water tight bulkhead door, by the connections for the masthead lights. Kent SM 243 Kristy

Alexandre, Where is your voltage-stabilizer box located? Martin AMEL 54 #149 "CHIARA" Currently Benalmadena On my way to Lanzarote and Caribbean Von meinem iPad gesendet Am 05.09.2016 um 18:04 schrieb

I had a similar problem several years ago when I switch to LED bulbs. It turned out that I needed a voltage stabilizer, which prevents both spikes and drops in voltage. The LED bulbs first came out,

Ben and Gayle, That is an odd problem. It seems that if you were having a large voltage surge that it would affect other bulbs as well. Could it be that you have a resonant vibration atop the spar

Good afternoon Ben, What type of 24 Volt bulb do you use? LED? Do you have (adjustable) voltage-stabilizers? Here are pictures from when I did not what they

We had the same issue years ago and never determined what the problem was, but when we replaced it with an LED, the problem went away. Once I read that some incandescent bulbs will operate less than

Since we bought our SM last year (Feb 2015) we've replaced the anchor light bulb 5 times. The boat was little used - fewer than 800 hours on engine and generator - and we've had only the usual

Hi Alan, before going into AC I would check the DC connections - you mentioned the usual suspects (electric pumps) and the leak detector is for the DC-circuit. Do you use a laptop and to which other

Thanks Bill & Gary! Noted on the illustration! When I do it again, in 5 years, this time using the original part I cleaned, I will be using the high temperature RTV. Thanks again for your

Bill, My first introduction to Tef-Gel came when I completely disassembled the spar to be refinished on which Tef-gel had been used on every fastener 12 years prior. As the boat had been cruised

Thanks Bob, we do have a galvanic isolator wired into the ground wire that comes from the shore power cable, but this is happening while we are at sea! We noticed that it seems to happen after using

Alex, Great photos. I read earlier a discussion regarding RTV. I would not use high temperature RTV on the new part, but would use it if I was refitting the old part because of the pitting in the

Alexandre: Great Job of compiling that photo essay. Thanks for sharing. Gary Silver

Please feel free to correct me, but the rudder zincs are wired in series, and I belieI believe the closest zinc to the source protected goes first. Bill BeBe 387

Over time in the rudder the threads get a bit soft tending to not conduct well. So a size bigger generally solved the problem. Fair Winds Smooth Sailing Capt Richard Piller Newport RI Cell 603 767

Niels I am looking an Amel Super Maramu. In this group you told us you were the new owner of Bigouz. But I see Bigouz again on sale. May I know why are you selling Bigouz again? Thank you Rafael

James, Tefgel and stainless machine screws are the perfect solution to attaching things to aluminum spars. I have had no trouble at all disassembling screws that have been in place for 15 years that

Bill, Yes, apparently the “unflavoured” requirement was written right into the manual according to a good friend that worked with on the shuttle. (grin) I have had great luck with the