We installed a water sensor alarm in this area. With bestregards, Mark Skipper Sailing Vessel- Cream Puff - SM2K - #275 Currentlycruising - Vista Mar, Panama www.creampuff.us

As I write this, I want to be clear that a) my stuffing box is dry thanks to copying Eric Freedman's stuffing box extension idea and b) I'm not contemplating changing anything on my boat (SM2K 422).

Hi Paul, I bought some from here https://www.bjb.com/en/Products/Lighting-Components/More-Components/Switches/Rocker-switches/Single-Pole-Snap-in-mounting/5273/43.409.U314 This site is in Germany.

Paul, The switch is made by: www.bjb.com There are two pieces to the switch The switch part number is: 43.409.U614

Hi Craig; We do all systems flush when decommissioning for Winter. About 10 minutes per individual system. Anchor wash, AC, refrigeration, generator and engine. We just serviced the heat exchanger on

Good day fellow Amelians, Does anyone know where I can purchase new fixtures or replacement switches for the salon lights in the attached photos? Thank you in advance for any and all assistance. All

Hi Craig, On Liesse we have a simple T ball valve with a hose bib, on the intake side of the raw water inlet. Super easy to connect a hose and run either the engine or genset on the hard as long

Bob and Suzanne, Just out of curiosity, what's your procedure for flushing your engines' (main & generator) sea water circuits after use? I know some people swear by it, but it seems quite a chore

Greetings Stefano, When we ‘updated’ the unit on-board when we purchased, we replaced it with an LG brand microwave with fan-forced resistive heater, but the microwave part of it was not able to

Hi Davi, Not sure about the other tap ad ours does not have one but....We plumbed in a plastic 3 way just before the tubing enters the tank fill fitting--all you need is a length of hose to do your

That's what the tap is for??? :D I was told to open it when making water and close after. Nothing comes out but a sucking sound :) I manually pull the tank fill hose each time (super easy right under

Behind the area where the original radar would have sat? Yes alot of wires. Doesn't look like it would fit. It has two rubber dampening pads plus a threaded knob lock. Seems like it would sit

hmmm... my first thought was that it might be the cover that sits up to hide the wiring behind the shelf just aft of the Nav Station. Mine is 'sorta' that shape .. and a different color .. but it's

equally good guess but no enchilada. Thanks for playing and your time. Keep em coming. Regards Chuck

Ours were kind of rough when we bought Adagio, and it took some experimenting before I found a good option. I say 'good' but it's still a.fair amount of work. Folex brand stain and mildew remover was

Mark I think you are right. Best, CW Bill Rouse Yacht School - Supporting Amel Owners www.YachtSchool.us 720 Winnie St Galveston Island, TX 77550 +1(832) 380-4970

I'll bite! Is it the piece that holds the Climma control box circled in RED in the picture* below: *Picture courtesy of Alex from Nikimat. -- Mark McGovern SM #440 Cara Deale, MD USA

The piece of wood is not finished for show (like cabinet doors). Utility piece I believe.

good guess but that piece is in place. Thanks Chuck Joy #388 Carriacou

Is that the piece that sits on the forward bulkhead just aft of the bow thruster? On the Santorin there is a small piece of wood similar to that, we remove it to gain better access to the thruster