I have recently begun to hear a loud popping noise from the Thomson clothes washer. Only one to three times per laundry run, but consistently in the last three laundry runs. Anyone else experience

Thanks for your reply Paul, So no problem to go trough the French bridge (on high tide)! Nice to know. I was a bit surprised to see the Fees on the Dutch side... they are going to kill their own

Thanks very much Bill. This will help tremendously. Mine will be a little more simple, as both of my autopilots are late model Raymarine, and have the 12v clutch. When we get to St Martin I'm removing

Hi Steve, If you go here: http://fetchinketch.net/boat-projects/upgraded-autopilot you will find a little bit of a write-up that hopefully give a start of a clue for you. Throw that in with what

Thanks Alexandre We don't stay in marinas so can't really say which is best. Anse Marcel is far from Marigot so you would have to rent a car. There is lots of room to anchor in Marigot Bay or the

Bill, I have anotherone from RYOBI. Works well, has light. Best Martin AMEL 54 #149 CHIARA Von meinem iPad gesendet Am 15.02.2017 um 14:13 schrieb James Alton lokiyawl2@... [amelyachtowners]

Hi Alexandre, Why don’t you drop by the Simpson Bay Marina. I feel the marina is superior to the ones on the French Side. In addition there is a lot more fun on the Dutch side. Please let me know

There are a few Amels around Long Island, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. Hope to see you soon. Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376

Thanks Bill...all very helpful. Steve On Feb 15, 2017, at 16:43, 'Bill & Judy Rouse' yahoogroups@... [amelyachtowners] <amelyachtowners@...> wrote:

Steve, I am sure that Bill Kinney will give you all of the details, but when doing your project, remember that Raymarine drives, and others, switch from one direction to the other by reversing

Hi Bill, We own hull #72, and the boat originally came with only the rotary drive above the galley, and one autopilot. I have since installed a complete 2nd autopilot, and have made an adaptor plate

Paul & Sue LaFrance Sent from BlueMail On Feb 15, 2017, at 11:15 AM, "Alexandre Uster von Baar uster@... [amelyachtowners]" <amelyachtowners@...> wrote:

Hi Bill. A buddy of mine who is an aircraft A&P recently bought that one or something similar which was OK in broad daylight which is to say it was near useless when used as intended. A lighting

Paul, Here is the link to the one that a lot of us have bought: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stainless-Steel-Exhaust-Mixing-Elbow-Replaces-Yanmar-4JH-129673-13551-/232011702592 Bill X-BeBe

Good morning Paul & Sue, Sorry you are putting Nomad on the market… I don’t know what is the market, personally I look at Caribe yacht (where I purchased my boat) for price

Good day all We are currently looking at selling our SM #362 Nomad 1. Upon looking at various sites for vessels for sale the prices seem all over the map. A broker suggested a price of $315,000 USD.

Hi Paul, Glad it allworked out for you. Depending on if Yanmah shipped one of the improved elbows,or not, they last about 4 years. A good replacement are the stainless ones availableon ebay

That's a great idea. Thanks Jean Pierre!

I have a regular endoscope onboard (with light). Sincerely, Alexandre --------------------------------------------

Bill, Try a search for boroscopes. Most of them have the light and some have some fairly high resolution cameras. I have found them useful for snooping around in behind liners and such to