Don't Update your Timezero Maxsea to 4.0 if you use Furuno Navnet 3D. Otherwise you will loose the Synchronisation and can not Export your routes from Maxsea Timezero to Furuno Navnet 3D. Don't ask

Yes, I did see errors in the Delos video. Thank you for pointing out this video otherwise I would not have known about it and would have missed an opportunity to view any part of the video. --

Hi Koko, Good to know, I will try after using WD40. Thank you very much Wolfgang Weber SY Elise Amel 54#162

Hello Craig Thank you very much for this helpful Informations Wolfgang Weber SY Elise Amel 54#162

How did you have the drogue attached when you had that experience? I'm trying to envision how the mizzen shrouds would be involved.

Thanks. Very interesting article!

We just overnighted at Hancocks. Indeed, the Cohansie is generally very deep. Charts do not indicate depths. While pretty close to the center of the river, we did run aground, needed to kedge off. But

Mark, Did you see any errors in the video? Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376

http://www.oceannavigator.com/March-April-2011/Prepare-for-survival-conditions/ Hi Jacob, Yes I have been in a hurricane on the drogue. Please see above. When I had kimberlite built I had

From day one, I have been against sea anchors. Being that they are launched from the bow , you are basically going backwards or standing still. I was always concerned about the forces on the rudder

Hi Peter, Check this out please. Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376 http://www.oceannavigator.com/March-April-2011/Prepare-for-survival-conditions/

.... and continuing up the New Jersey shore you've got Absecon Inlet (Atlantic City) which is excellent and you can anchor off the Coast Guard station or take a marina and try your luck in the

Oh, I see that you addressed that further down. Has anyone here added the additional chainplates? The Maramu has what looks to be a very sturdy and unused pair of chainplates, which I understand is

Hi Wolfgang, There's a wonderful "secret" anchorage on that route. It's the Cohansey River part way down Delaware Bay and you can anchor around any bend as you go up the river. This is an old

Hey Eric-- Did you add chain plates to attach the drogue? If not, where and how do you attach it? Have you ever had to use it? Thanks, Jacob Lark, Maramu #42 Mistake Island, Maine

Mark, If you look at Dessalator specs you'll see that it does operate much more efficiently at 24v vs 220v. https://www.dessalator.fr/en/products/price-list/ For my Duo100, operating at 220v uses

Hello there Our cabin sole needs some tlc. Family sailing with young boys onboard means it’s seen some action and I need to revarnish it. In high traffic areas we are down through varnish to bare

In the information you provided on August 6 you mentioned that your water maker outputs approximately 80 LPH consuming 600 W. We have the Dessalator 160 which is 220 V only. When operating it is

Nick, I can and have run the hot water heater on battery. It's only 700w so similar to the water maker, but of course 220v so inverter inefficiencies come into play. To clarify, I can do all of those

Thank s Brian - good luck choosing! Peter Peter Forbes 0044 7836 209730 ppsforbes@... Carango Sailing Ketch Amel 54 #035 In La Rochelle