With regards GP90 I can confirm Nick's message as I too have been in touch with Furuno UK about my GP90. FYI, I have a Furuno NavNet vx2 and RDP149, along with Raymarine AIS700 and Icom IC-M506 DSC

My Rule: Regardless of what you are mounting on the deck of an Amel, never penetrate the deck with a drill or screw unless you are an expert at protecting the balsa core. I have seen far too many

Partial answer: The shaft is tapered with a key. The fixed propeller is also tapered. A tapered-shaft propeller will almost always need a prop-puller to remove. The AutoProp puller is not made for the

Hello, I just got two semi flex solar panels that I will mount on the deck near the main mast. There are 3 possibilities to do that project. With screws, with glue or with tape. Any experience with

Hi Amelias Does anyone experienced the performance of the Original Fixed Prop delivered by AMEL, compared to the Pruntons Autoprop? @ Mohammad, et all I have seen you installed the fix prop

Dear Richie, Few days ago I install new flag on A54 Of my friend, and we buy for him 150x90 cm and it looks very good, as you can see on the photo. Bartek Czarciński Wysłane z iPhone'a

Bill is correct, but I have a yard and a half on my Santorin - 54” on a 46’ boat. It fits exactly on the Amel pole. Anything smaller is not quite proportional in my humble opinion. The practice

Hi All, I have a Feruno GP 90 GPS. Only one of the data ports works. I have been keeping my eye out for a GPS 150 on eBay, but have not had any luck. So I phoned Feruno in the UK to ask about a

It could be any size. Different owners=different sizes. The rule established long ago by the British is 1 inch of length for each foot of LOA. Of course this is appropriate. Best, CW Bill Rouse Amel

Evening to you all from a cold, wet and windy west of Ireland. We reflagged our SM2K on paper last year and now we want to put our actual flag on her. Amel provided a wooden flag pole to display the

Hello, quick question for my fellow Mango owners. What is the thickness 8mm or 10mm or ... for the rudder post packing for an Amel Mango. (I have a 1985 Mango hull #46). I searched this forum and

I thought I sent this ages ago..but just found it in drafts. Thank you all for your insights. They were very helpful indeed.

Il 13/01/2022 15:18, CW Bill Rouse ha scritto:

Alan, I experienced the "Frist Rollover" with Y2k and the Furuno GP-80 in a SM. The reboot solved everything except the date and the date was not used with any of my connected devices which included

Every boat is setup differently, but our GP-150 feeds our VHF and SSB (when we had it connected). I presume if you send a DSC distress call, there is a timestamp on it. I know for a fact that my

Hi Peter, The GP-39 is available here in Australia from a number of chandlers. Some big differences to GP-90 - it's a lot smaller, so you'll need to reduce the size of the hole, and it has only one

That logo is from goiot that makes hatches portholes etc….I know from having just bought a bunch 🤣. Not sure what the piece is, though. Christian ESCAPADES SM #350 Currently in HOLLYWOOD, FL

Maybe something for a seagull water filtration system due to the seagull on the knob

Hello all, well after 4 years of owning my Amel Mango I have not figures out what this part goes to. Any ideas? (BTW I already checked and it does not fit on the "Flux Capacitor")

For those interested. Furuno is offering to update FW for free on the FA-50 (probably for other impacted units which have a FW fix available). I know this isn't practical for a lot of folks but I