100% agree

Good day to everyone. I 'm here hopefuly to find out if anyone of you can tell me what the part in the photo herewith attached is used for. I presume is something relatet to my scuba diving air

Here is a very short clip of a 50 knot gust. The stronger ones did not get filmed. Nick S/Y Amelia AML 54-019 Greece

Hi Nick. Couple of things. You never have to tether a super wind. The geared feathering blades are cdesigned for and are capable of handling hurricane force winds, so top of the mizzen is the safest

Hi Danny, Agree 100%. I wish I had researched the WG market better before buying and installing in 2017. My last boat had a Rutland but a smaller model. Trouble free for ten years and no noise. The

Hi Nick. Your comment that had you bought a super wind first is the telling one. The expense and failure associated with the model you bought is critical in how you see wind. Consider how you might

Surely it depends on where you cruise and the time of year. To give an extreme example; in the north of the U.K. during winter there is precious little sun, about 6 hours of daylight and 18 of

Hi Alan, simple fellow that I am, I see valuable input from my super wind 350. Anything over 15knots apparent my super wind keeps my autohelm, radar, chart plotter and instruments functioning. Don't

all good Danny

I think that most wind generator enthusiasts are enthused without much information on how they perform in the real world. The curves of the Superwind 350 and the D400 show pretty much the same output

Hi Danny, I was pulling your leg… :-) Jean-Pierre Germain jp.germain45@...

Well JP that's your opinion and you are entitled to it. Regards Danny SM 299 Ocean Pearl

I know the answer…. PEANUTS!! :-) Jean-Pierre Germain,Eleuthera SM007 Opua

Hi Alan, no I cant, I don't have that capability. My system has an ammeter that shows amps net of input and out put. Regards Danny

Hi Danny, So can you tell us how many actual amps you see at those different wind speeds? Cheers Alan Elyse SM437

Pat, Check & Check! CW Bill Rouse Amel

Bill, You will understand my concern about isolation after my alternator fiasco .New one installed ,no neg. leak,check one off the long list. Thanks, Pat SM Shenanigans

Eloi, This was made originally by Alban LEROY with Amel in Martinique. It has been made by more than one of my clients using a local machine shop. If you noticed this card in the file I previously

Pat, does the box need to be electrically isolated from the engine? No, it does not.

Hello Bill, As You know, I own your great book. At the moment I only have a jaw puller. Where can I buy one of those axel pullers, I didn`t find anything similar. regards, Eloi