Hi Mark, That's a really neat solution. Do you have the specifications of this arch or can they be found at Atlantic ( whose own photos of an Amel are terrible--taken at sunset ) What size panels

Cream Puff with an Atlantic Arch and new solar: http://www.creampuff.us/2016/08/free-solar-energy/ With bestregards, Mark Skipper Sailing Vessel- Cream Puff - SM2K -

Mark, I met with them at the Annapolis show and spoke with them once or twice when ordering and they were fine , helpful. They now have sold several to Amel owners and know which one to sell you. It

Mark, I met with them at the Annapolis show and spoke with them once or twice when ordering and they were fine , helpful. They now have sold several to Amel owners and know which one to sell you. It

aaah, that explains it. Thanks Kent. Regards Danny

Redouan, Exactly. Gross and Net tons are calculated figures based on volume and have nothing to do with the vessel's weight. CW Bill Rouse Admiral, Texas Navy Commander Emeritus Amel School

Has anyone had good luck with a replacement low pressure lift pump for the Dessalator 160 LPH watermaker Other than a Calpeda? Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376

No, Danny, a steel wire- fishing tape, 1/4"wide. Kent S/V Kristy Hi Kent, was it a steel measuring tape you used? Mine would be too wide for the job? Regards Danny SM 299 Ocean Pearl

Hi Tom and Kirstin, My panels are 130 watt if I remember correctly, it was 8 years ago. I posted photos on the forum so you should be able to find them. If not I will photo again, but not

Hello, What Bill K says is right. On a British Registry Certificate for a Super Maramu, the Gross tonnage is 33.24, the Register tonnage is 23.35. I remember people from Bureau Veritas coming to the

Hey Danny- we are just about to fit 210 w solar panels on our rails port and starboard using your 1/3 in 2/3 out approach with a similar hardware configuration. Just wondering how big your panels are

Steve, I was the first one to purchase and install an Atlantic arch, and I was concerned about how it or any arch would look. We now actually think it looks fine and has not interfered with the lines

Hi Mark Before our first ocean crossing in 2009 we fitted two panels clamped to the rail port side just aft of the cockpit. There is no need for props or braces They are about 1/3 inside the rail

Great discussion, but somewhat bewildering for mere mortals like myself! I've just placed an order for an Autoprop on the basis of 1. good customer service from Bruntons, 2. I know it fits and work

Hi Steve, EMEK is well known for their lack of response to customer problems… however, my own EMEK arch is good. Regards, Jean-Pierre Germain SY Eleuthera, SM007 Panama

Steve sorry to hear about your issues have a great season miss seeing you in Brunswick Cheers Courtney 54 Trippin'

I just this morning removed one of Emek’s stainless arches we had made. He made it up and sent it in the spring but it has been nothing but issues. The fit was horrendous and though he made gestures

Mark, We used an Atlantic Tower arch to hold two 315W Panasonic panels. It worked well, and we are happy with the result. We are currently at Lauderdale Marine Center if you wanted to stop over and

Hello Mark We have 450 w solar panels on an Arc from Emek marine, works great, I added 2x100 watt on the rail and 2x100 watt flexible panels on the Bimini. Now we have two groups 450 and 400 watt, we

Do not assume that the "tons" shown on your documentation certificate has anything to do with the vessel's weight. It is an archaic calculation that is an estimate of the boat's cargo carrying